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J.D. AdmissionsWelcome to the University of Connecticut School of LawThe University of Connecticut School of Law, one of the leading public law schools in the United States, provides a comprehensive and progressive education in which students are exposed to both theoretical and practical aspects of the legal field. The course of study reflects the diversity and intellectual ambition of the students and faculty. The Law School is deeply committed to a high level of civil discourse. The environment is collegial, and the unusually low student-to-teacher ratio assures regular close contact with some of the nation's leading legal practitioners and scholars. The Law School's beautiful 21-acre campus is listed on the National Registry of Historic Sites. Equally inviting is the campus' surrounding area, the splendidly historic West End of Hartford. Beautiful and architecturally significant homes abound, many of which provide living accomodations for students. The area is rich in tradition, offering widely varied dining and entertainment choices in an historic setting. Admissions Professionals
Contact UsUniversity of Connecticut School of LawAdmissions Office 39 Elizabeth Street Hartford, CT 06105 860-570-5100 Email the Admissions Office Getting InJ.D. Application and Fees
CostsScholarshipsAll applicants admitted to the Law School are considered for merit-based Scholarships including, Dean's Scholarships and named scholarships from the Law School Foundation. There is no separate application required for named scholarships, however, if you believe you meet the criteria, the committee will accept a statement regarding your qualifications. In addition to merit scholarships, the Law School also awards need-based scholarships and grants. Tuition remission and opportunity grant money is awarded by the Student Finance Office. Regardless of whether or not an admissions decision has been rendered, students must apply for need-based aid and meet all financial aid deadlines.
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