In the United States, law school most often consists of a three-year graduate degree program that culminates in the conferral of a J.D. degree. In other words, it comes after completion of an undergraduate degree (i.e., college). That said, the road to law school frequently begins long before college. Some students know in elementary school or middle school that they want to become lawyers someday. Others have the realization in high school. That's why, at Law Dreams, we offer high school-to-law school planning. With this service, we guide students in building the skills and knowledge that will contribute to their eventual success in the law school admissions process, and as future lawyers. Think of it as traditional college admissions advising, but with the eventual goal of law school admissions in mind, and an expert, experienced advisor who understands both the college admissions and law school admissions processes. Through our high school-to-law school planning, Law Dreams helps students accelerate their pursuit of law school admission and their legal career. We also offer an online module for high school students interested in law school.