A Spirit of Cooperation While rigorous, the learning environment is one that strongly promotes cooperation. Faculty, staff, and administrators are supportive and easily accessible. Students are encouraged to share resources and to draw upon the experiences and expertise of faculty and fellow students. In fostering this dynamic atmosphere, our students are assured a positive learning experience. Accreditation Western New England College School of Law is fully accredited by the American Bar Association and is a member of the Association of American Law Schools.
Graduates are eligible to take the bar in any state.
Full disclosure and basic consumer information as defined by American Bar Association Standard 509, is provided in the latest edition of American Bar Association Guide to Approved Law Schools , published by MacMillan General Reference. If you would like to know what our students think about our law school, visit the National Jurist Publishing website to see student satisfaction ranking of our school. In general, students complete the required portion of the curriculum in one and one-half years, using the remaining year and one half to pursue specific areas of interest through elective courses. The part-time evening program offers all required and elective courses during evening hours. An additional two hours per week is necessary to fulfill the Legal Research and Writing requirement.