Harvard Law School offers students a variety of advising and mentorship resources for navigating life as a law student, selecting courses and clinics, and achieving career goals.
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“Advising and mentoring are really important for students as they learn about law school and the profession and think about opportunities at HLS and in their careers. We have many programs in place to help ensure that all HLS students can easily find terrific support within our community.”
— Dean John F. Manning
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HLS Amicus
Amicus is a searchable directory and advising tool. Using the latest matching technology, Amicus will help you find other students who share your experiences and interests. It is a terrific way to make connections and build community here at HLS.
Who are my advisers?
Who are my advisers?
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Academic and Research Advisers
Meet with faculty members, clinical practitioners, and research librarians for guidance
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Meet with faculty members, clinical practitioners, and research librarians for guidance
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Peer Advising
Connect with fellow students and get advice from helpful perspectives
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Connect with fellow students and get advice from helpful perspectives
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Alumni Networking and Mentoring
Coming in Spring 2019, Amicus will be expanded to include alumni profiles and mentoring as well
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Coming in Spring 2019, Amicus will be expanded to include alumni profiles and mentoring as well
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Advising Topics
Advising Topics
Navigating the HLS curriculum, clinics, programs and degrees
Getting help from the Dean of Student's Office
