Decisions on completed applications may be made in as short a period as two weeks or as long a period as three to four months. The period of time varies according to the total number of applications received, when in the admissions cycle the file is completed, and the time required to review an applicant's qualifications and evaluate them on their own merit and in comparison to the rest of the applicant pool. After a file has been reviewed by the Admissions Committee, a decision is made to admit, deny or defer the application for review at a later time. Applicants in this group may not receive a final decision until late spring or mid-summer. Although the Admissions Committee continues to consider applications throughout the summer, it is recommended that applicants try to complete the application process by early March.
Applicants are responsible for making sure that their files are complete.
If you have not received a decision within six weeks after your file should have been completed, you should contact the Office of Admissions. All material submitted with, or in support of, an application becomes the property of the College of Law and is not returnable. A medical form and final official transcripts are required of all entering students. Admission is subject to approval by the Dean pursuant to policies established by the faculty of the law school and the officers and trustees of Illinois Institute of Technology. The deposit may be paid in two installments and is due on the dates stated in the acceptance letter.