Two letters of recommendation are required. Recommendations should evaluate the candidate's prospects for success in law school and in the legal profession. The most helpful recommendations usually are those that address the candidate's strength of character, academic background, analytical abilities and communication skills. Additional Information Personal interviews are not utilized as part of the admission process. However, admissions personnel will be pleased to answer questions with respect to the admission process.
Competition is keen for the limited number of transfer places.
In general, students who do not rank in the upper 10 percent of their law school should not expect to transfer even if vacancies are available. The College also may deny or reduce credit for particular courses. Student Information A student in good standing at an accredited law school may be permitted to complete courses at the College of Law without being a candidate for the Juris Doctor degree awarded by the College. Applications for visiting student status must ordinarily demonstrate compelling personal reasons to attend the College of Law in addition to academic qualifications. Non-degree or visiting students, who will attend only one or two semesters at Arizona State University and will graduate from the law school where they are currently enrolled, must, in addition, submit Item six.