Your application will be reviewed when all of your undergraduate transcripts and LSAT score are received. Other items are suggested but not required.
Your application will be reviewed once your official law school transcript and a current CAS report are received. Other items are suggested but not required.
You may apply to visit for a single term if you have completed one year of study at an ABA-approved law. You may apply to visit for your final year of law study, up to 30 credits, if you have completed two years of study at an ABA-approved law school. You must supply a letter from the dean of the home institution. The letter must state that you:
You should follow the instructions for All Applicants to submit your law school application.
You must also meet the application requirements for international students. Visit the International Student Apply page for international student application instructions.
Visit the Law School Admissions Council (LSAC) online. That's where you can find our application, information about the LSAT and a guide to the law school application process.
First year and transfer applicants are required to register for the Credential Evaluation Service (CAS).
Applicants for all programs are encouraged to apply through LSAC. If you need to use a paper application, you may download the 2013 application packet .
The School of Law admits students on a rolling basis. First year applications are accepted for the fall term only. Contact the Office of Law Admission with any questions.
You must apply for an application fee waiver through LSAC. If granted a fee waiver, submit a paper application and a copy of your LSDAS/LSAT fee waiver. Application fees are nonrefundable once they have been processed.
A determination of Maryland residency status for admission and tuition will be made by the Office of Law Admission.