Included:

• All instructional materials
• Guest speaker sessions
• Camp supplies and SWAG including t-shirt, ASU lanyard, name badge, etc.
• Certificate of completion
• Campus experience

The Future Lawyers Institute is proudly supported by Rafi Law Group, whose generous sponsorship makes this opportunity possible. Thanks to their support, every selected student will receive a full scholarship covering the total cost of attendance—valued at $469 per student. We’re thrilled to offer full scholarships again this year, and to ensure we can extend this opportunity to as many students as possible, full scholarships are reserved for students who did not receive a full scholarship to attend law camp last year.

To secure their spot, students accepted into the Future Lawyers Institute are required to submit a refundable $50 deposit. This deposit will be fully refunded upon the student’s full attendance and successful completion of the entire camp. If the deposit presents a financial hardship, special circumstances may be considered for a waiver.

At this time, scholarships are not available for the Future Doctors Institute or the Forensic Science Institute. 

Full or partial refunds are available before a specific deadline. After that date, refunds may not be guaranteed.

Cancellation policy – Forensic Science and Future Doctors Institutes

• Withdraw before May 8, 2026: 50% refund minus the nonrefundable $50 deposit.
• Withdraw after May 8, no refund.

Cancellation policy – Future Lawyer’s Institute

• This camp is free but requires a $50 refundable deposit.
• Students who attend all five days and have no documented behavior issues will receive a full refund within 3 weeks of the end of camp.
• Students who cancel after May 8, 2026, will not receive a refund of the deposit.

Additional refund information

Program fees are nontransferable.

Students are supervised by:

• Camp directors
• Trained instructors
• University-affiliated staff
• Student leaders

Adult supervision is maintained at all times. All staff are fully background checked and vetted. 

ASU campus safety protocols are followed. Emergency procedures are reviewed with students on Day 1. Staff are trained to respond appropriately to medical or safety concerns.

While there may not be dedicated medical personnel exclusively assigned to camp, ASU campus emergency services are readily available.

All camps provide breakfast and lunch. 

We will do our best to accommodate any food allergies or restrictions when disclosed in advance.

Typically:

• Notebook and pen
• Water bottle
• Camp provided items

A packing list will be provided before camp begins.

Phone use is limited during instructional time but allowed during breaks.  

Emergency contact information provided during registration will be used immediately if needed.

Absolutely. Camps are structured with group activities, collaboration projects, and icebreakers designed to build connections quickly.

Students at these camps are all rising 10th, 11th, and 12 grade high school students and are in the camp together. 

Yes — each student will receive a certificate of completion.