Bachelors and Beyond

Studying for the LSAT? Click HERE for a list of both affordable and premium study materials. 

Work at the Delaware Department of Justice!! Did you know the DOJ has a civil division? They are looking to hire for this active and passionate division and others! Click HERE to learn more and apply!

Want a career in the law without going to law school? Consider becoming a Paralegal! Paralegals help lawyers prepare their cases and need either a 2-year Associate's degree or a Bachelors degree in anything plus a paralegal certificate. Here is a link to the undergraduate degree in paralegal studies at Delaware Technical Community College, and Here is a link to their certificate program if you already hold your Bachelor's degree- BOTH of which are eligible for the SEED Scholarship, which makes your education affordable or free! 

If you are in law school with an LSAT over 150, you can get paid to become a Judge Advocate! All Judge Advocates undergo specialized training at Naval Justice School in Newport, Rhode Island after attending the Marine Corps Officer Training in Quantico, Virginia. Upon completion, Marine Judge Advocates immediately take responsibility of caseloads in various fields, including criminal law, civil law, international law, operational law, and work as a trial attorney.
If you are interested and want to schedule a more in-depth information session, apply via this post or at my email at April.Kruse@marines.usmc.mil

To apply for a legal clerkship with the Office of Defense Services, click HERE for more info! 

We select two college students each year for a paid internship in public interest law. Look for our application for Summer 2026 in March, 2026. 

Fill out our interest form on the Get Involved page and ask to be set up for lunch with a lawyer in your area of interest. 

The Sarita & Claire Foundation provides $5,000 scholarships to qualified candidates nationwide to cover Bar application and preparation fees. AND, upon completion of one year of employment as a prosecutor, scholarship recipients receive an additional $5,000 employment incentive. Applications for 2026 will be due in March, 2026. See HERE.