Joint Admissions Fair for 25 Law Schools to Be Held at KINTEX, Goyang on August 20-21

Korean National Police Agency, Seoul Bar Association to Participate
One-on-One Counseling at Individual Law School Booths

A joint admissions fair featuring participation from 25 law schools nationwide and various legal institutions will be held.

The Law School Council (Chairman Hong Daesik) announced on the 12th that the "2027 Law School Joint Admissions Fair" will take place from August 20 to 21 at Hall 10A of the Second Exhibition Center at KINTEX, Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do.

This year's joint admissions fair will see participation from a total of 31 organizations, including the 25 law schools across the country, as well as the Korean National Police Agency, Korea Legal Aid Corporation, Law Firm Public Interest Network, LegalCrew, Seoul Bar Association, and Korea Lawyers Association.

Each law school will operate its own consultation booth and offer personalized one-on-one counseling on key aspects of the 2027 admissions process. Prospective applicants can visit booths for the schools they are interested in and receive practical admissions information directly from law school deans, professors, and other admissions officials.

In particular, this year marks an expanded range of career guidance for prospective students, with new participants such as the Korean National Police Agency, Korea Legal Aid Corporation, and Law Firm Public Interest Network. The National Police Agency will set up a booth to promote career-track recruitment of lawyers, offering direct one-on-one mentoring from current lawyer-recruits, providing detailed guidance on the recruitment process and work responsibilities after appointment.

LegalCrew, a career platform for lawyers, will participate again this year, offering on-site career mentoring and legal job market counseling. In addition, lawyers affiliated with the Law Firm Public Interest Network, Seoul Bar Association, and Korea Lawyers Association will provide a wide range of services, including personal statement review, organization publicity, and new lawyer recruitment plans, drawing on their own law school admissions experiences.

The joint admissions fair is open to anyone interested in law school, and attendees are free to join without registration or fees. On-site, visitors will receive information booklets containing details on law school scholarships, selection systems, and key admissions requirements per school, along with commemorative souvenirs.

Hong Daesik, Chairman of the Law School Council, stated, "Now in its 19th year, the law school system has produced over 20,000 legal professionals and become a core pillar of legal education in Korea. As all 25 law schools nationwide continually enhance their curricula by integrating theory and practice in response to the changes brought about by advances in artificial intelligence (AI), I hope this admissions fair will provide participants with valuable information and opportunities to grow into future legal professionals with expertise and a strong sense of mission."

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