The law school is very small and is conveniently located on the bus route, but is also easily accessible by foot. Most of the classes are held in the same building and the law library is next door. Other than the Sorbonne, Aix has the most prestigious law faculty in France. Student accommodations may be arranged by the director of the Foreign Students Program. If a student wishes to live in a dormitory, he or she should notify the Director at least two months before the beginning of the semester so that a reservation can be made.
All dorm rooms are singles and are equipped with a bed, desk, closet and a wash basin.
The showers, toilets and a kitchenette are all in the hallway of each floor. There are several student dorm sites, but the student should choose one that is close to the Law School. Students must be aware that living in the dorms means that they have consented to the strict rules concerning visitors, overnight guests and limitations as to what kinds of electronic equipment are allowed in the room. As most students are undergraduates, dormitory living is often very noisy. If a student wishes to live in a less restricted environment, there are many apartments ranging from studios to four bedrooms available for rent.