From their website:

LexScholars is a diversity pipeline initiative aimed at learning more about effective methods for increasing law school diversity by providing more than 1,200 aspiring lawyers with resources and guidance to pursue their goal of attending law school.

LexScholars targets prospective law students from underrepresented racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic backgrounds who possess potential for law school success but may be unlikely to gain admission due to unfavorable standardized test scores.

LexScholars participants will have endured and overcome disadvantages and will have clear, preferably demonstrated, commitments to pursuing admission to law school.

LexScholars participants will benefit from access to various resources, including LSAT preparation; law school admission counseling; financial education; and writing skills development. There are no costs associated with LexScholars. Some participants will receive stipends and other financial aid.

The application cycle begins in MARCH. Students who plan to start law school in Fall 2026 should consider applying March of 2025.

The 2021 Cohort included 250 students. Of those, 200 received access to a Kaplan LSAT course and access to financial education and law school information resources. Fifty of the students received access to a Kaplan LSAT course, access to financial education and law school information resources, AND individual admissions counseling.

Early application increases the odds of being chosen. The program is FREE, and some students will even receive a stipend to participate.