What we look for
The University of Massachusetts School of Law-Dartmouth is a student-oriented place of learning. The law school seeks students with varied backgrounds and experiences and does not favor any particular pre-law course of study.
During the admissions process, applicants are evaluated on an individual basis to assure that their abilities and potential are truly recognized. Since we believe that applicants are more than just numbers, selection for admission is based upon a thorough evaluation of all factors in an applicant's file. Careful consideration is given to an applicant's:
- professional experience
- volunteer or community service
- unusual achievements
- special circumstances
- honors
- economic hardship
- undergraduate degree
- undergraduate school
- graduate degree
- graduate school
- grade trends
Who we accept
Applicants selected for admission bring to the law school many attributes including:
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Part-Time Program
In addition to a full-time day program, the law school offers a part-time day program and a part-time evening/weekend program. These part-time programs are particularly suited to the needs of those with family or employment responsibilities. Students in all programs receive a comprehensive education that focuses on:
- legal principles
- practical legal skills
- the responsibilities of the legal profession
Changes to your application
Applicants should immediately notify the Admissions Department in writing of any address changes or other changes that may affect the admissions decision.
