[blindLaw] Inquiries Regarding Legal Internships and LSAT Prep

[Sanho Steele-Louchart]

Hello, 

Although I don't have an answer for the internship question, the friend can visit nfbnet.org, click join or drop mailing lists, click on BlindLaw, fill out the webform, and click the confirmation link sent to their email. 

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Warmth, 
Sanho 

> On Oct 10, 2025, at 12:30 AM, Adhy Singh via BlindLaw <blindlaw at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Good evening everyone,
> My name is Adhyayan Singh, and I recently graduated from UT Austin. I am
> currently studying for the LSAT with the goal of taking it this upcoming
> January.
> I am writing today as I have a few inquiries regarding available
> internships and job opportunities for those taking a gap year before law
> school. Having applied to many law firms and nonprofits, many advertised
> through UT's pre-law email listing, I have found myself facing endless
> rejections. I have seen that a few people have posted job opportunities on
> this thread, and was wondering if any of you may know places in Texas that
> are inclusive in their hiring practices? Of the places I have applied to
> (usually small law firms), I have either faced rejection outright after an
> interview or not heard back at all. I want to make sure I have something
> worthwhile and meaningful to put on my resume, and am therefore reaching
> out for help. I have heard that working for civil rights organizations,
> nonprofit organizations, and law firms look appealing on resumes, but have
> unfortunately not been able to gain employment at these places as they have
> lost their funding. Please advise as you see fit.
> IN addition, I have been preparing for the LSAT and have devoted my full
> attention to this test while I continue to apply for jobs. Having taken a
> Kaplan course (online, as the in-person courses were not available in my
> area), I have achieved a 10-point increase in my score. I went from a 147
> to a 156, but want to go to a 170+ so that I may have a shot at a T-14. Do
> you all have any recommendations as to how to get my score up beyond the
> high 150s, especially if it feels like the limit?
> Lastly, I had a friend who is also interested in joining the mailing list
> for NABL. How can I get her connected?
> Many thanks once again, and I look forward to hearing from you.
> Sincerely,
> Adhyayan Singh
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