As NYLS welcomes new students during Orientation Week, learn more about the academic accomplishments, professional experience, and diverse perspectives of the incoming class.
Which Law School Is Right for Me?
Deciding which law school you will attend is not only a significant career decision, it’s also a very personal one.
Your Guide to Navigating the Law School Admissions Process
The “Navigating the Admissions Process” series, hosted by New York Law School’s Office of Admissions and Student Financial Services, offers a rare chance to learn about the law school admissions process straight from the decision-makers.
Welcoming the Classes of 2027 and 2028 at NYLS’s 2024 Orientation
This August, New York Law School (NYLS) opened its doors to the Classes of 2027 and 2028 with a dynamic and comprehensive orientation designed to welcome, inspire, and prepare the newest members of the NYLS community.
The Bar Exam Is Around the Corner. Help Our Grads Succeed.
It takes a tremendous amount of hard work to prepare for the bar exam. Your support can make an indelible impact on NYLS bar takers.
NYLS Launches Law and Global Society Summer Abroad Program in Rome
New York Law School (NYLS) has launched a Law and Global Society Program in Rome, Italy.
A 1L Guide to Building Community
One of NYLS’s primary objectives is to ensure that every student can work as part of a team, which requires a deep commitment to partnership between students, faculty, and administration.
Belonging at New York Law School: Law Students Speak About the NYLS Community
We spoke with leaders from a few of our many engaged student organizations at New York Law School to hear more about what being a member of the NYLS community means to them.
Incoming 1Ls Build Community at NYLS’s 2023 Orientation
“We want our incoming students to come away from the NYLS Orientation feeling supported, comfortable, and confident for the start of their legal education,” Assistant Dean of Students Shani Darby says.
NYLS Students Weigh In With Their Advice for 1Ls
We spoke to 2Ls, 3Ls, and 4L evening students to get their best advice for first-year students, and they offered words of encouragement from people who truly understand.