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| Program | Minority Focus | Time Commitment | Application Fee | Total Cost | Payment Options | Financial Assistance |
| The JD Project Boot Camp | Yes* | 100 hours Summer/ 40 hours fall; online | $ 25 | $ 600 | $ 150 seat deposit $ 225 June 1st $ 225 July 1st |
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| American Indian Pre-Law Summer Institute | Yes** | 2 months; onsite | None | None | Not Applicable | Small Living Stipend |
| Charles Hamilton Prelaw Instititute | Yes | 7 weeks; approximately 105 hours; onsite | None | $1250 | $600.00 deposit balance; prior to the first week of the program. |
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| CLEO | Yes | 6 Weeks; onsite | $ 20 | $2000 | $1800 for a few students. | |
| Law Boost | No | 5 days; 5 hours plus homework; online | None | $ 500 | None | |
| Law Preview | No | 5 to 6 day; 40 hours onsite | None | $995 to $1225 | None | Offers $500 and $1000 scholarships based upon the need of the applicant and available space at the desired location |
| Washington Lawyers' Committee | Yes | 6 weeks; 40 to 48 hours onsite | no | $50 materials fee | no | Fee can be waived in limited circumstances |
| * | While we are committed to our primary mission - increasing racial diversity - we are willing to help any student with a demonstrate need so long as there is space available and it does not compromise our primary mission |
| ** | Restricted to American Indians and Alaskan Natives. |
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| A racially diverse legal profession. |
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Mission |
| To increase the number of Black American, Hispanic American, Native American, Pacific Island American and Asian American lawyers by increasing admission to law school, improving academic performance in law school, decreasing attrition rates from law school, increasing first time and eventual bar passage rates, increasing employment opportunities and increasing involvement with communities-of-color. |
