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Pro Bono Program

Welcome to the Boston University School of Law Voluntary Pro Bono Program. Through this program, students dedicate their developing legal skills to unmet legal needs in the Boston area, throughout the United States and around the world.

The Pro Bono Program is administered through the Career Development Office, whose staff advises students about the range of legal pro bono opportunities and assists in identifying possible placements.