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We're here for you. Let's walk together!
We're here for you. Let's walk together!
HBCU to Law, Inc. is a nonprofit organization created by stakeholders in the justice system. We have a vested interest in seeing that all viewpoints are represented throughout our courts, legislation, and communities. In other words, we have a stake in your success.
Becoming a lawyer means navigating adversity. In spite of the challenge, at HBCU to Law, we believe that it is not a matter of if an HBCU student can become a lawyer but will an HBCU student become a lawyer.
The mission of HBCU to Law, Inc. is to expand pathways for students who aspire to become lawyers.

Lauren Love is a 2018 graduate of Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia. Lauren recently graduated from the University of Southern California
Gould School of Law.
HBCU to Law, Inc. congratulates Lauren
and proudly embraces her into the legal field!

Joshua Johnson is a 2022 graduate of Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia. Joshua recently graduated from UC Law San Francisco.
HBCU to Law, Inc. congratulates Joshua
and proudly embraces him into the legal field!

Janci Finkley is a 2025 graduate of Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia. This fall, Janci will begin his Juris Doctor program at the Washington University School of Law.
HBCU to Law, Inc. congratulates Janci and is excited to see all that he'll accomplish in law school. Wishing him continued success every step of the way!
Janci's Journey:
"During my gap year, I had the privilege of teaching Algebra I at Hazelwood Central High School, where I discovered a deep passion for empowering students and serving my hometown community. That experience strengthened my sense of purpose as I prepared for the next phase of my journey. This fall, I will join the entering class at Washington University School of Law. I am excited, grateful, and a bit nervous for what lies ahead. Still, I look forward to carrying the lessons of Morehouse and HBCU to Law with me as I pursue a career rooted in leadership, service, and justice."







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