Available to select first-year students, the goal of ARP is to enhance law school performance by providing additional instruction in necessary academic skills to help assure success in law school.
ARP Provides Academic Support in Several Ways
- The work that students do as part of the Academic Resource Program is tied directly into class preparation for the first-year classes.
- Group sessions are held to develop essential law school skills such as case briefing, outlining, test preparation, and test taking.
- Upper-level law students (ARP tutors) work with ARP law students to improve performance in first-year classes by providing the students individual instruction and guidance in the critical skills necessary for law school.
- Practice test taking sessions use the test format, including past tests, that students will encounter from a particular class or professor.
Fall ARP
- Fall ARP is open to all first-year students on a first-come, first-served basis.
- There is limited space, so early application is recommended.
- To be considered for the fall Academic Resource Program, please send a typed letter explaining your situation.
- Include your GPA, LSAT score, and the factors that you believe substantiate your need to be in the program.
Send your letter to:
John Sklut
Assistant Dean of Students
Gonzaga University School of Law
PO Box 3528, Spokane, WA 99220-3528
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Academic Resource Program
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