Whatever career path you choose, we can provide you with resources you need and leverage our strong relationships with key employers to contribute to your success. Our graduates have a long history of hitting the ground running in law firms, public interest agencies, government, and corporate positions.
Whether you are just beginning your career as a professional, are looking to advance within your current position, or are seeking to make a transition, we are committed to providing you with the guidance and resources you need to pursue a career path that will be meaningful to you and fulfill your professional goals.
Through one-on-one counseling, our staff can help you focus your career interests, identify your strengths, and develop a job search strategy. In addition to connecting you with practicing attorneys and other professionals, we can provide guidance on how to effectively build relationships with them. We can teach you to draft effective and professional resumes, cover letters, and other application materials, and coach you in advance of interviews, networking, and other professional opportunities, so that you are confident and prepared when it matters most.
Regardless of the stage of your career, we look forward to working with you to help you meet your individual professional development goals.
Resources for Students
Career Exploration
Find Legal Experience
- Volunteer: Find opportunities through the Minnesota Justice Foundation
- Explore externships: Get real-world experience while earning credit
- Explore clinics: Start working with clients on campus and virtually
- Write for attorneys: Contribute to local publications such as the MN Bench & Bar, the Ramsey County Bar Association’s Barrister Newsletter, or the Hennepin Lawyer from the Hennepin County Bar Association. Connect with your faculty regarding research opportunities.
Federal Loan Repayment
While loan repayment can seem complicated and worrisome, we are here to help you understand your options and manage successful loan repayment. Remember that choices you make now can affect your later options. Understanding your loan details, available repayment options, and forgiveness program requirements will help you combine these resources to maximize your benefits. Read more about federal loan repayment.