VISITING NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL

An essential part of your decision on where to apply and enroll in law school is to visit the law schools you are considering.  New York Law School invites you to visit and experience us first-hand.  Information sessions*, tours, class visitation, and meetings with faculty or administrators can be combined to tailor your visit to your needs and interests. 

*Information sessions are for prospective students only, not admitted students.  If you are an admitted student, you should contact your assigned advisor directly.

Visitors should report to:
            Office of Admissions and Financial Aid
            41 Worth Street

INFORMATION SESSIONS

These small group meetings are a great source for general information on the admission process, the academic program, financial assistance, and other opportunities, activities, and special programs available to New York Law School students.  Each Information Session lasts approximately one hour and is presented by a professional admission officer.  Sessions include time for questions and answers and the presenter is available following the session to address individual questions.  Advance registration of at least one week is requested.

FALL 2009/SPRING 2010 INFORMATION SESSION SCHEDULE

TOURS

Guided tours of New York Law School are offered on weekdays and are usually led by a student or an admissions counselor and include our new facility at 185 West Broadway, the Shepard and Ruth K. Broad Student Center, Ernst Stiefel Reading Room, Mendik Law Library, and classrooms.  Advance notice of at least three days is requested.

FALL/SPRING 2009-2010 TOUR SCHEDULE:

EVENING TOURS: (Starting at 5:15 p.m.)

NO TOURS OFFERED ON:

CLASSES OFFERED DURING THE SPRING 2010 

Please contact the Office of Admissions and Financial Aid to register for a class visit.  You may register for a class visit beginning Tuesday, January 19, 2010.  No class visits may be scheduled between March 29, 2010 through April 2, 2010 or after Friday April 16, 2010.