Everything about the exam experience in one session. Members of the NYU Law Exam Team will talk about procedures, technology, and the what-ifs of exams. Submit your questions ahead of time so that we ask and answer them in the …
Peer Tutoring Program: Invitation to Serve as a Tutor
If you are a 2L or 3L student who has excelled in a particular substantive area and has a knack for teaching, we urge you to apply to tutor to a fellow student by completing the survey. If you agree …
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Nov. 17: 27th Annual Derrick Bell Lecture on Race in American Society
(NY CLE-category of Profession Practice or Diversity, Inclusion, and Elimination of Bias) NYU School of Law and the Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law invite you to the 27th Annual Derrick Bell Lecture on Race in American Society. Khiara …
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Fall 2022 Deadline for Exam Postponement/Accommodation Requests
The deadline to request exam postponements or accommodations is Friday, November 11th. Please submit your request via ExamReporter, our online exam request system. To submit a request, click on “Postponements” and in the section titled “Request Postponement” select the class …
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Dec. 02: Call for Applications: Lawrence Lederman Fellowships in Law and Economics
The Lederman Fellowship Program aims to foster student research in law & economics and to create an environment that fosters collaboration among students and faculty interested in law & economics. Lederman Fellows receive a $5,000 fellowship to write a research …
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2022-2023 American Indian Law Review National Writing Competition
This year’s American Indian Law Review national writing competition is now welcoming papers from students at accredited law schools in the United States and Canada. Papers will be accepted on any legal issue specifically concerning American Indians or other indigenous peoples. Three cash prizes will be awarded: $1,500 …
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Peer Tutoring Program: Requesting a Tutor
The Office of Student Affairs offers a peer tutoring program for students who are in need of, or interested in, additional academic support. Our free tutoring service is open to all JD and LLM students. Tutors are fellow students who …
Peer Tutoring Program: Invitation to Serve as a Tutor
If you are a 2L or 3L student who has excelled in a particular substantive area and has a knack for teaching, we urge you to apply to tutor to a fellow student by completing the survey. If you agree …
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Exam Information – Attention Mac Users: Please do not upgrade to macOS Ventura
Attention Mac Users: Please do not upgrade to macOS Ventura, which is still being tested for compatibility with Exam4, the software used for our exams. If you already upgraded, please visit the Exam Help page to find Learning Lab dates and times for viewing …
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J.D. Degree Requirments
As noted on the Law School’s website in the J.D. Regulations and Requirements section, students must complete the following to graduate with the J.D. degree: • A minimum of 83 credits. Please note that if you have taken a class outside of …