Authors can apply to the Arizona Undergraduate Law Review with one of two things: (1) a proposal or (2) a submission.

A proposal is a clear, specific, and interesting plan for a legal research paper but does not require that the paper has been written yet. If you are interested in writing for our journal and have an idea of what you want to write, we encourage you to apply this way! Authors applying with a proposal will be required to explain their idea, intended method, plan for research, as well as submit a writing sample for consideration.

A submission is a fully written paper (potentially from a class or other involvement). If you have a paper you are hoping to have published, and you believe it fits our requirements, we encourage you to apply this way. Before submitting, please review the submission guidelines linked below and adapt your manuscript to the best of your ability before submitting.

Both submissions and proposals can be sent in via the Author Application form that is linked below.

If you have questions, please send us an email at arizonaundergraduatelawreview@gmail.com.