For the candidate who cannot obtain a faculty recommendation due to lapse of time since undergraduate study, two recommendations from an employer or professional associate, who can comment effectively on the candidate's character traits and abilities, are acceptable. Recommendations must be sent directly to Trinity Law School. To be acceptable, the recommendation must be delivered to the Law School with the recommender's signature written across the unopened seal of the envelope. The Admissions Committee requires each applicant to interview with the Dean or a faculty member. Since this is a vital part of the admissions process, each applicant is strongly encouraged to schedule an interview appointment as soon as possible after submission of his or her application.
Telephone interviews are acceptable.
This non-refundable enrollment deposit is necessary to reserve a seat in the entering class. The enrollment deposit is applied toward first semester tuition. Trinity utilizes a priority deadline of May 1st for receipt of applications from candidates interested in entrance in the Fall class and December 1st for those considering entrance for the Spring semester. Adherence to the priority deadlines are recommended so an accepted candidate can participate in all the benefits of admission including all financial aid options and new student events. An applicant intending to register for the June LSAT is strongly encouraged to submit a completed application by the priority deadline with the exception of the LSAT results.