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Mentorship Program : Lead Her Rise

Are you preparing to apply for law school in the 2025-2026 admissions cycle?

Join The July - December 2025 Mentorship Cycle

Mentor Applications: Open Now - Click Link Mentee Applications: Open Now - Click Link

Deadline : June 20th, 2025

Empower Her Rise proudly presents Leader Her Rise, a mentorship program dedicated to empowering women of color on their journey to law school.

Leader Her Rise connects women preparing for the 2025-2026 law school cycle with law students, recent graduates, and legal professionals. Who provide personalized guidance, support, and motivation to help you excel throughout the law school application process.

Leader Her Rise

  • Expert Insight: Receive tailored advice on LSAT prep and Law School Application Preparation

  • Mentorship: Build meaningful connections with women leaders who understand your goals and challenges.

  • Leadership Development: Grow your skills and expand your professional network within a community of driven women.

  • Supportive Community: Join a collective committed to lifting each other up and rising together.

How Our Program Works

  • Mentor Matching: We carefully match mentees and mentors based on shared interests, career aspirations, and backgrounds.

  • Ongoing Engagement: Participate in monthly virtual meetings and networking opportunities.

  • Goal-Driven: Set clear objectives and actionable plans with your mentor’s guidance to stay on track.

Who Should Apply?

Rise Collective members actively applying for law school in the 2026-2027 cycle. Whether you’re just starting or already working on your applications, this program is designed to support you.

Ready to Lead Her Rise?

Mentor Applications - Click Here

Calling Women in the Legal Profession

Are you a woman in law passionate about empowering the next generation of women of color? invites you to partner with us to create impactful events both virtual and in-person that support, uplift, and invest in first-generation, underrepresented, and low-income women of color preparing for law school and legal careers.

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