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“John Marshall’s externship program offers quality field placements that develop professional and practical skills while ensuring  successful and meaningful on-the-job performance.” Paul Nam, Graduate (’12)

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“I wanted to go to an ABA-accredited school that has a strong bar passage rate. John Marshall Law School in Atlanta was the best fit for me.” Aslean Zachary, 3L

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“Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School has a 13:1 faculty-to-student ratio and the professors have open-door policies that foster mentorship.” Alex McArthur, Graduate (’12)

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“I wanted a law school that looked at the whole person. The caring atmosphere and specialized attention of the faculty have given me an excellent education to positively impact the community.” Chad Alexis, Graduate (’12)

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“I wanted to complete my education at a school that catered to me. I wanted to experience a world-class city full of energy. Atlanta and John Marshall – truly the best of both worlds.” Amber O’Conner, Graduate (’12)

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Pro Bono FAQ

1. When do I have to turn in my timesheets?

All time sheets are due to the Pro Bono Director by April 1 of each year. You are free to submit timesheets before April. Your total hours will be confirmed no later than May 1.

2. Can I get pro bono credit for work done at a non-profit externship?

If you may get credit for work at a non-profit externship AFTER you have completed the number of work hours needed to fulfill your externship.

3. Does non-legal volunteer work count?

All volunteer work will count towards your pro bono credit. However, in order to receive recognition, at least 25% of volunteer time must be legally related.

4. Can I volunteer at an organization not listed as an approved placement?

Yes. The placement list is not exclusive and students are encouraged to find volunteer opportunities that match their interests.