In progress2026
PreLaw Advisor
Law-school research and application planning built from official disclosures — every figure names its source and year.
Live · in development · independent, not affiliated with the ABA, LSAC or any school
- year
- 2026
- role
- Builder
- status
- In progress
01what it is
What it does.
A directory of all 198 active J.D. programs on the ABA Council's list, with school profiles for admissions, costs, employment outcomes and bar passage drawn from the schools' own official disclosures, areas of law, side-by-side comparison, and a private applicant workspace. Missing values read Not reported, never zero.
It never ranks schools, never names a comparison winner and gives no admission probabilities — only where a score falls against a school's published percentiles.
02the product
Real screens, in order.
Captured from the live deployment. Each caption describes what the screen actually shows.
01
Facts first
The home page promises what the product is built around: official disclosures, each figure with its source and year.
prelaw-advisor.vercel.app
02
The directory
All 198 active programs, filterable, with the latest verified values from ABA disclosures in the table.
prelaw-advisor.vercel.app/schools

03engineering
How it is built.
Official-source ingestion with provenance (source URL, retrieval time, content hash, report year), a review queue for crawled findings so nothing is published automatically, row-level security, and an optional AI advisor that answers only from the app's own sourced records.
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- PostgreSQL
- Drizzle ORM
- Zod
- Vitest
- Playwright
04where it stands
Still being built.
In development; the public directory and profiles are live, the applicant workspace is behind an account.
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