Incoming Students

First Name:

Nickname (if you go by it instead of your first name):

Pronunciation (if needed):

Middle Name or Initial:

Last Name:

Hometown:

State (2-letter abbr.) or Country if not US:

Undergraduate Information

Degree Institution:
(e.g., University of Wisconsin-Madison, University of California-Berkeley, etc.)

Major:
(e.g., History, Political Science, English, etc. Use slashes if more than one.)

Degree:
(e.g., B.A., B.S., B.F.A., etc.)

Graduate Information (List only degrees you have completed; mention those "in progress" in your bio if you choose.)

Graduate Institution (1):

Subject of Graduate Study (1):

Graduate Degree (1):
(e.g., M.S.W., M.A., M.F.A., Ph.D.)

Graduate Institution (2):

Subject of Graduate Study (2):

Graduate Degree (2):
(e.g., M.S.W., M.A., M.F.A., Ph.D.)

Brief Biography (Required):
Describe yourself for your classmates and professors -- your background, activities, and experiences. Please include information such as work experiences, legal experience, volunteer activities, military, music, politics, public service, reading, fraternities and sororities, sports, teaching, theater, travel abroad, tutoring, women's issues, etc. The idea is to introduce yourself and identify areas of common interest with other students. (Please limit to 75-80 words.)

Write your biography in the first person (using "I") and as if you are already at the Law School; your classmates will be reading it at the beginning of fall semester when you are already here, so do not include comments like "I'll see you in the fall."

Part 2: Career Services Information

The following information is for the Career Services Office and is required to better serve you. It is CONFIDENTIAL.

Will you be a full-time or part-time student in the 2011-2012 academic year?

full-time
part-time

Do you anticipate graduating from law school in May 2014?

Yes
No

If no, please explain (e.g. enrolled in a joint degree program, attending law school part-time, etc.):

Briefly describe your full-time employment or other significant activities between undergraduate graduation and law school.

In what cities or regions do you think you might like to work after law school (e.g., Washington, D.C.; Bay Area; Pacific Northwest; New York City; Twin Cities; Milwaukee; Chicago; etc.)?

Are you interested in employment opportunities in small towns in Wisconsin, or in Wisconsin cities other than Milwaukee and Madison?

Yes
No

Describe any types of attorney positions or professional practice areas that may be of interest to you. (E.g., public interest attorney with a non-profit organization; business lawyer at a medium- or large-size firm; government lawyer; patent lawyer; solo practice; academia; government relations; returning to work at a former employer in a different capacity, etc.)

Thank you. We look forward to seeing you in August!

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