The University of Oregon School of Law welcomed 162 new law ducks on August 17, 2020. The new students all join a legal community with an enduring legacy that spans more than 136 years. Coming from all over the world, approximately 73% of
the Class of 2023 are from outside of Oregon and represent 33 states in the US as well as the countries of Nigeria, New Zealand, and Ukraine. Twenty-three percent are first-generation college students and nearly thirty percent self-identify as students of color. The class represents 103 different colleges and universities that span the globe. Ten students from the incoming class hold undergraduate degrees from the University of Oregon and are now “Double
Ducks.” The students arrived at Oregon with a variety of legal interests; twenty-five percent came to be advocates for the environment, another 25% hope to work in business and corporate law, and 25% want to pursue a career in public interest. “The times are shining a spotlight on economic and healthcare disparities, systemic racism, and inequality,” Dean Burke said during this year’s orientation. “The need for legal education and training
has never been more acute. At Oregon Law, we train our students to problem solve, innovate, and lead. The world needs professionals who can think critically and provide innovative solutions to complex problems, and we are delighted to welcome this class to begin that journey with us.” Other highlights from the class include: - The average age is 25.
- Approximately half the class are women.
- The class includes three veterans who represent
the Navy and Army.
- Undergraduate majors include: political science, English, psychology, math, biology, child development, French, botany, aerospace, finance, music and zoology and many more.
- They have worked as wilderness instructors, radio show hosts, domestic violence safe haven directors, pharmacy technicians, parks and recreation program leaders, biological researchers in the Amazon Rainforest, political campaign staff,
legislative aides, teachers, law clerks, and paralegals.
By School of Law Communications
Senior Information
Senior Booklet 2023 1:15-1:45 Senior Extension in Hering and Career Fair 101 on January 31 from 2-6. Stay tuned for more information! This information was covered at the Senior Extension on October 13, from 1:15 - 1:45. Thank you
everyone for joining us at the College Fair 101 event on October 13 from 2-6 pm!!! Senior Photos and Quotes due December 1, 2022. Don't let this important deadline pass you by! Cap and Gown orders are DUE Dec. 1 too. Click here to order now!
Have you signed up with REMIND yet? One of the ways we communicate is via REMIND messages. Please subscribe to your class REMIND messages.
Please note, you do not need to download the REMIND app or have a smartphone to receive REMIND messages.
The 2022/2023 Class Remind Codes are listed below:
Scroll to bottom of page for Transcript Requests Just a quick check-in with some upcoming deadlines!
*Everything in blue is a hyperlink, so please click the links for additional information. Post-Secondary
Information - FAFSA Help- Fireside Financial with UAF
- UAF Application - The University of Alaska Fairbanks has an online application that costs $50. If you qualify
for Free or Reduced lunch, please email me, Ms. Alexander, () about a NACAC waiver which can waive the application fee.
- ACT/SAT Deadlines and Registration - The next ACT deadline is coming soon! Do you qualify for Free or Reduced lunch? Contact Ms. Alexander, via email, to see if you're
eligible for a fee-waiver.
-- Seniors, to receive the Alaska Performance Scholarship, you must take either the ACT or SAT by the deadline in early spring. - Scholarships & Financial Aid Page (LHS Website) - The Lathrop's Scholarship and Financial Aid page is updated monthly with scholarship information and applications. Please
review this page frequently and apply!
- The Postsecondary Planning Presentation is an excellent, interactive resource for all students to explore options for their Life After Lathrop. This presentation includes information regarding: FAFSA, ACT/SAT Updates, Scholarships, UAF
Information, Campus Life, NCAA Eligibility, Trade Union Information, Trade Coordinator Contacts, Military Opportunities, Recruiter Contacts, Resume Writing Tips, Interviewing Techniques, the AKCIS Program, Interest Surveys, Career Planning and many more resources provided. Check it out!
- Senior Photos
- The deadline to submit senior photos and quotes will be December 1, 2022. Please contact Mr. Paul Harmon at
and submit your photos to: https://tinyurl.com/seniorphoto23 before the deadline.
- Diploma Order
Forms
- The deadline to submit senior diploma order forms will be Thursday, December 1, by 3:00 pm. Please contact Mrs. Megan at with any questions.
- To Request a Transcript
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Need a Transcript Sent by Mail or Email? Students Requesting Transcript(s)
Please email Connie Clooten at with the following information: - Full Legal Name
- Date of Birth
- Year of expected graduation or current grade at Lathrop
- Total number of copies needed
- Do you want your ACT and/or SAT test scores released with your transcript?
- Please note yes or no (Yes, please include my ACT/SAT scores on my transcripts OR No thank you, please do not include my ACT/SAT scores on my transcripts)
- Will you be picking up the copies from LHS or would you like them mailed somewhere?
- Please designate whether you will PICK UP or need the transcripts MAILED - if mailed, please include the FULL address of the location you want the transcripts to be sent to.
- Please note if you'd like your OFFICIAL or UNOFFICIAL transcripts
- Final transcript requests cannot be fulfilled
until May 20, 2023.
Parents/Guardians Requesting Transcript(s):
If you are a parent or guardian requesting a transcript for your student who is under the age of 18, you must also provide: - Your Full Name
- Your Phone Number
- Your Physical or Mailing Address
This will help us verify you in our
records.
Did you know current students can access their transcript from PowerSchool? You can acquire an Unofficial Transcript from your Student Account in PowerSchool.
When should I start applying for college 2023 2024?
While schools will vary, most schools require you to apply sometime between January and February. If you plan to apply early decision, the application is typically due in early November.
What does college class 2022 mean?
If you're graduating this spring 2021, and then taking a gap year starting this fall, you'd still be considered the class of 2021 since you graduated in 2021. The only way you'd really be class of 2022 is if you somehow weren't able to graduate this spring.
What year was class of 2024 born?
class of 2024 would be those born between mid-late 2005 and early-mid 2006 since i know most people in my class year were born between July of 2005 and September of 2006 we would be 17 almost 18.
What year is 2024 graduate?
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