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- All applicants for admission to the JD program are required to take either the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) or GRE. Scores for both exams are valid for five years. LSAC will send all valid LSAT scores to NYU regardless of whether an applicant submits a GRE score.
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Create a Law School Admissions Council (LSAC) account. All applicants must register with LSAC’s Credential Assembly Service before starting their applications. Prepare and register for the Law School Admission Test (LSAT). Complete an NYLS application. There is no fee to apply.
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Candidates interested in New York Law School’s J.D program must have: · A Bachelor’s Degree or foreign equivalent · A valid Law School Admission Test (LSAT) score. New York Law School takes a holistic approach to reviewing applications and selecting students for our programs.
All applicants are required to submit a valid LSAT score. At this time, we do not accept the GRE in lieu of the LSAT. Can I submit my application before I take the LSAT?
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- Questions Or Concerns
- Timing of Decisions
- Rolling Notification, Not Rolling Admission
Please follow the directions carefully and include the requested information in the spaces provided. You may also upload various attachments to your application as outlined in the attachment section of the application. Please note that if any one of the attachments outlined does not apply to you, please check the box within each section that says "...
All applicants for admission to the JD program are required to take either the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) or GRE. Scores for both exams are valid for five years. NYU Law requires applicants to report all valid LSAT and GRE scores that they have received. All applicants are required to register for the Credential Assembly Service (CAS). After ...
Two recommendations are required to complete your admissions application. The Committee on Admissions requires the use of the LSAC Letter of Recommendation (LOR) Service. Please Do NOT submit duplicate letters directly to NYU School of Law. Note: The Root-Tilden-Kern Scholarship; the Lindermann Family Public Service Scholarship; the Jacobson Public...
When you transmit your application electronically, the fee, payable by credit card only, is $85. The application fee is not applied to tuition and is not refundable. Applicants who have received an LSAC-approved LSAT or Credential Assembly Service fee waiver, will have their NYU School of Law $85 application fee automatically waived. Applicants who...
While the Committee on Admissions does not use interviews as part of the regular selection process, we would like to give you the opportunity to include more information about yourself than the application form conveys. Because people and their interests vary, we leave the content and length of your statement to your discretion. You may wish to bri...
New York University School of Law seeks to enroll a student body from a broad spectrum of society. The Committee on Admissions encourages you to provide any information that may be helpful to us in reaching a thoughtful decision on your application. While the choice as to whether and what information to submit to the committee is entirely yours, an...
We will try to notify you if any of the material necessary to complete your application has not been received by the Office of Admissions, and we will try to keep you informed about the status of your application. Please understand that it takes some time for the committee to give each application thorough consideration. Please note that we have an...
A holistic approach to the review of applications requires an extraordinary amount of care, and thus a significant amount of time. There is no way to predict an exact date on which a candidate will receive a decision. Candidates who apply under the binding Early Decision option (deadline November 15) will be notified (admit, deny, or hold) by late ...
Applications are sent to the Committee on Admissions in the order in which they are completed, but decisions are not necessarily made in the order in which applications are first reviewed. Some applicants may receive a decision fairly quickly based on the overall and relative strength of the application. In an applicant pool of approximately 9,000 ...
All supporting documentation, including your LSAT Writing Sample, must be received by this deadline to be evaluated as an Early Decision applicant. The last LSAT we will consider for this program is the November 2023 LSAT. Decisions will be rendered by January 15th.
New York Law School’s admission process takes into account a number of factors, including the applicant’s academic record and LSAT scores. The Admissions Committee also looks for applicants who have demonstrated leadership ability, motivation, and a sense of service and responsibility to society.
Standardized tests are required for most law schools. All ABA-Approved law schools will accept the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT), while a small growing number of schools are now accepting Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) for admissions to their JD programs.
