Student internships in the U.S. include summer placements in clerkships, and law student internships at public interest law firms and organizations, and private firms in the tri-state area and across the country. Unlike most U.S. law graduates who are burdened with enormous debt, CUNY graduates are able to make career choices in accordance with personal aspirations and goals, not simply maximizing income. Canadian Students are Welcome at CUNY Canadian students are welcome and encouraged to apply to CUNY School of Law, where they will receive an excellent legal education with an emphasis on public interest law. This examination is given only in English. Canadian students are not eligible to receive U.S. financial aid.
Loans are, however, available from Provincial entities and others.
Students should expect that it will take at least one month before the start of school to obtain housing. A month may also be required for telephone installation to satisfy phone company requirements ruling out possible duplication of Canadian social insurance numbers and U.S. social security numbers. Your questions are most welcome.