Arts & Sciences

Computer Literacy


The Center for Law & Society promotes the values of St. Bonaventure University's Franciscan heritage by preparing students to commit to lives of citizenship and service	Directors Danette Brickman, Ph.D. Steven Nuttall, J.D., Ph.D.
The practice of law is becoming more and more dependent on computer technology. As a law student, you will use personal computers to organize information, conduct legal research, prepare written assignments and manage and keep track of your time. The more comfortable you are using computers when you start law school, the easier it will be for you to learn the specific legal technology. It is well worth your while to take the time now to learn as much as you can about using computers. Academic Preparation Undergraduate Courses Majors and Minors Grades Computer Literacy	Pre-Law Handbook FAQs Should I go to Law School? Preparing for Law School The LSAT The Application Process Waiting for a Decision Paying for Law School Web Resources LSAC American Bar Association Boston College Law School Locator National Assoc. for Law Placement Law School Profiles National Jurist Pre-Law Magazine LSAT Test Prep Kaplan Princeton Review Get PreppedLSAT FlexPrep Power Score Test Masters Financial Aid Access Group FinAid! Financial Aid Finder FAFSA