prelaw
/priːˈlɔː/
adjective
- Relating to an academic program or course of study that prepares students for law school.
- The prelaw advisor helped him choose the right classes.
- She enrolled in a prelaw program at the university.
- Many prelaw students take courses in political science and philosophy.
noun
- A student who is studying in preparation for law school.
- The club is open to all prelaws on campus.
- The prelaws gathered for a workshop on LSAT preparation.
- As a prelaw, she spent her summers interning at law firms.