Tips for Entry
Read about careers for law librarians on the Web site of the American Association of Law Libraries, https://www.aallnet.org/careers/about-the-profession.
Conduct research to identify colleges and universities in your area where you can obtain a degree in library science or a related field.
Try to find a summer internship at a large law firm or in a state or federal government agency that has a law library.
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