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  1. www.law.nyu.edu › jdadmissionsJD Admissions | NYU School of Law - New York University

    Home. JD Admissions. Why NYU Law. Applicants. Class Profile & Statistics. Financial Support. Watch: A virtual tour of our campus, located in Greenwich Village, one of New York City’s most historic neighborhoods. Learn to Lead the Way.

  2. www.law.nyu.edu › jdadmissions › applicantsApplicants | NYU School of Law - New York University

    Applicants must be at least eighteen years old and hold a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited college or university or its international equivalent to be eligible to enroll in the Juris Doctor (JD) program. Students matriculate in the fall semester on a full-time basis only. Standards for Admission.

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  4. www.law.nyu.edu › jd-program-requirementsJD Program Requirements | NYU School of Law - New York University

    • A. Full-Time Status
    • B. Required Courses
    • C. Overall Caps
    • D. Non-Classroom Credit Caps
    • E. Regularly Scheduled Class Sessions

    The Law School maintains no part-time J.D. program. Candidates for the JD degree are required to register for a full-time program, 12 credits minimum, unless permission of the Vice Dean or the Executive Committee (a joint committee of law professors, students and administrators) is secured. Such permission will be considered only for reasons of hea...

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    Refer to the following chart to determine your JD graduation requirements. You are encouraged to use the Degree Progress Checklistand the Degree Progress Report in the Albert Student Center as a guide to what requirements you have already satisfied. *First-year elective:Constitutional Law, Corporations, Criminal Procedure, Income Taxation, Internat...

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    In-Class/Full-time and Visiting Credits:

    All candidates for the JD degree are required to complete a minimum of 64 in-class credits of which 52 credits must be in courses taught by members of the tenured or tenure-track faculty (hereinafter, “regular courses”) and may choose all other courses from among a pool of 31 credits. Regular courses include courses taught by visitors and by members of the adjunct faculty whose courses are deemed to be “regular courses” for this purpose. The following adjunct taught courses will be deemed reg...

    Externship Fieldwork:

    Of the 83 credits for graduation no more than 19 credits may be earned in non-classroom activities, which includes externship fieldwork. In determining whether credits earned in an externship are subject to the 19-credit maximum for “non-classroom credits,” the following rules apply: 1. Credits earned in the seminar component of an externship are treated like any other seminar and thus do not count against the 19-credit maximum for “non-classroom credits.” 2. Credits earned in the fieldwork c...

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    Of the 83 credits for graduation no more than 19** credits may be earned in non-classroom activities. If you take more than 19 non-classroom credits, you will have to compensate by taking additional classroom credits.

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    Of the 83 credits for graduation at least 64 credits must be earned in regularly scheduled class sessions at the Law School which includes the following: *You cannot add a clinic unless you have faculty permission to register. The clinic office will supply a list of approved students to the office of Records and Registration. You will be pre-regist...

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  5. bulletins.nyu.edu › graduate › lawLaw (JD) | NYU Bulletins

    Program Description. Admissions. All applicants are required to submit the general application requirements, which include: Application Form. Standardized Test Score (s) and CAS Report. Recommendation Forms. Application Fee or Waiver. Personal Statement. Resume. Supplying Additional Information.

  6. www.lsac.org › jd-programs › new-york-univNew York University School of Law

    Official Guide to ABA-Approved JD Programs. Founded in 1835, New York University School of Law has a long record of academic excellence, national scholarly influence, and innovative achievements. It has consistently been a pacesetter in legal education, pioneering new approaches to practical-skills training and the early recognition that law ...

  7. www.nyu.edu › admissions › graduate-admissionsLaw - NYU

    NYU-NUS Dual Degree Program: LLB/LLM School of Law (w/ Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore) Philosophy and Law: MA/JD, PhD/JD Graduate School of Arts and Science/School of Law. Politics and Law: MA/JD, PhD/JD Graduate School of Arts and Science/School of Law. Public Administration and Law: MPA/JD Wagner Graduate School of Public ...

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