Any accepted candidate who may require special accommodations should contact the Assistant Dean for Students as early as possible. The certified transcript must be sent directly to this school. To qualify for advanced placement, a student with a foreign law degree must first have all of his or her transcripts analyzed by one of the above agencies. A student who has completed one year at an ABA or state-accredited law school may apply for admission with advanced standing. The student must submit a completed New England School of Law admissions application and the appropriate application fee before July 1.
More information is available from the admissions office.
Nonmatriculating Visiting Status With approval from a student's current law school, New England School of Law may accept applicants for nonmatriculating visiting status, based on space availability. Each applicant must complete and file an application form by the March 15 priority deadline, or the June 1 extended deadline, indicating the program to which he or she seeks admission. This fee is for processing only and is not credited toward the tuition of an accepted student. An applicant who believes he or she may qualify for a fee waiver should contact the Office of Admissions for details. To be eligible for a refund of this second payment, the student must notify the law school in writing by July 1 of his or her intention not to enroll.