The Black Law Student Association (BLSA) is a national organization that includes more than 170 member law schools. Our main function is to assist our members in the development of their legal careers, to provide opportunities for exposure to various areas and aspects of the legal profession, and to improve the black community’s access to the law. In order to create a supportive environment for minority law students, BLSA organizes: social activities, tutorials, workshops and seminars. Additionally, BLSA members have access to text book, study aid, exam and outline banks. BLSA also works very closely with the law school’s administration on minority student recruiting, retention, and financial aid.

BLSA is continuously "Striving to Balance" by opening its membership to all ethnic groups.