Amicus keeps your LSAT prep, your applications, and your first real casework together in one working file — built around UNC Chapel Hill, Florida, Florida State, and wherever else you're headed.
Track practice tests as you take them, see which sections are actually costing you points, and know what to study next instead of guessing.
Your school list, deadlines, personal statement drafts, and letters of recommendation, tracked in one place instead of six different documents.
Coursework, reading, internships, mock trial, pre-law society — the record that shows real interest in the work, not just a list of activities.
UNC Chapel Hill, University of Florida, Florida State, and Duke — each with its own requirements and deadlines, tracked separately so nothing gets missed.
Before law school, there's already a matter running through Amicus: a contested probate case involving the family estate, working its way through Surrogate's Court right now.
It's a working example of the kind of law she's interested in — real documents, a real timeline, real stakes — and a head start on the practice she's building toward.