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At Nebraska Law, we develop inclusive leaders who advance justice, solve problems and serve with integrity. Our students receive a high-quality, Big Ten legal education and work with faculty who are actively engaged in addressing real-world problems through legal research, scholarship and programming.
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Nebraska Law students co-create their academic experience. Our students are encouraged to pursue their passions through concentrations and have the flexibility to further customize their coursework through clinics, externships and other electives.
- Personal Statement
- LSAT Score
- Transcripts from All Postsecondary Institutions
- Two Letters of Recommendation
- Application Fee
- Resume Or Employment Document
- Miscellaneous Documents
The personal statement is your opportunity to tell the Admissions Committee why you want to study law and set forth any information that would be helpful to the Admissions Committee in evaluating the application. The University of Nebraska College of Law does not conduct face-to-face interviews; therefore, the personal statement is your best opport...
All candidates must take the Law School Admission Test (LSAT). In order to have your score by the March 1 application deadline, you are encouraged to take the test no later than January. If you have multiple scores your highest score will be considered for admission and scholarship purposes. Official LSAT scores are part of the Credential Assembly ...
Official transcripts from all postsecondary institutions will be sent to LSAC as part of the Credential Assembly Service (CAS). Copies of these transcripts will be included in your law school report.
Letters of Recommendation should be submitted online through the CAS Letter of Recommendation Service. This service is included as part of your Credential Assembly Service fee through LSAC. Letters submitted using this service will be included in the your Law School Report sent to the College of Law. The College of Law requires that you obtain at l...
The $50 application fee must be paid online at the time of application using a credit card. If you would like to request an application fee waiver, contact the Admissions Office at lawadmissions@unl.edu.
We understand that the application may lack space for you to provide details, including extracurricular activities, outside interests, volunteer experiences or time spent devoted to other endeavors. Feel free to submit a resume or other document as an optional attachment to highlight those experiences.
The University of Nebraska strives to create a learning environment that represents a diverse mix of students to ensure the College has a sufficient range of backgrounds and experiences in its student body to permit a deep, broad and vigorous environment. The College also encourages its students to consider careers in which they will work with unde...
The University of Nebraska College of Law is the law school of the University of Nebraska system. It was founded in 1888 and became part of University of Nebraska in 1891. According to Nebraska's official 2017 ABA-required disclosures, 70.3% of the Class of 2016 obtained full-time, long-term, JD-required employment nine months after ...
University of Nebraska--Lincoln is ranked No. 82 (tie) out of 196 in Best Law Schools. Schools are ranked according to their performance across a set of widely accepted indicators of...
Our graduates practice law in a diverse range of settings, from large law firms in New York City to solo-practices in greater Nebraska, and everything in between. They prosecute crimes and represent criminal defendants.
Founded in 1891, the University of Nebraska College of Law offers an excellent legal education at a reasonable cost. Large enough to offer a diverse curriculum, yet small enough to ensure that students are not lost in the crowd, Nebraska Law is a charter member of the AALS and is accredited by the ABA. It is located on the University of ...
