During the year, student organizations sponsor social, professional and community service activities, and some provide mentoring and study assistance for their members. The College of Law has its own Student Bar Association. Every student enrolled in the College of Law is a member. The SBA sponsors a variety of social and professional activities. The College of Law has an award-winning chapter of Delta Theta Phi, which is one of the leading professional law fraternities in the world.
Membership is open to all students.
Information about the fraternity can be obtained from the Delta Theta Phi office and at the first-year student orientation program. The group plans to be active in the local community and is planning the publication of a journal. The goal of BLSA is to advance the interests of black law students and other minority law students and to instill in the black attorney and law student a greater awareness of and commitment to the needs of the black community. The College of Law chapter is part of a national organization, the National Black Law Students Association, which is the largest student-run organization in America. New England School of Law chapter fosters a sense of community by proving mentors to help incoming students adjust to law school.