The Quinnipiac University School of Law offers fall enrollment for both full-time day and part-time evening students.
Admission is very competitive. For fall 2007, we received about 2,900 applications for a 1L class of approximately 130 members. We admit those applicants who have the most potential to emerge from the law school experience as excellent, responsible lawyers.
The most important factors considered are:
- Undergraduate scholastic record
- Law School Admission Test scores
We also weigh factors such as:
- Applicant's personal statement
- Letters of recommendation
- Advanced degrees
- Life and work experience
- Extracurricular activities
- Applicant’s ability to enhance the diversity of perspectives represented in our student body
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We operate under a rolling-admission system, but have a priority application deadline of March 1 for fall admission and scholarship. Candidates for the Dean’s Fellows full-tuition awards and Faculty Fellows awards should apply by January 15.
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