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To apply for admission to the JD program, you must: Have (or expect to have) a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university before the fall semester for which you are applying to enter the Vanderbilt J.D. program. Register with the J.D. Credential Assembly Service (CAS) through the Law School Admission Council (LSAC).
- JD Admission FAQs
Contact the Admissions Office at 615-322-6452 or...
- JD/MBA
Application. Students enroll for their first year of study...
- JD Program
The J.D. Program at Vanderbilt Law School offers an...
- JD Admission FAQs
The J.D. Program at Vanderbilt Law School offers an academically rigorous experience in a collaborative and supportive environment. Our innovative and flexible curriculum, developed and delivered by our faculty of top legal scholars, prepares J.D. students for the complete spectrum of career opportunities available to lawyers, while equipping ...
Contact the Admissions Office at 615-322-6452 or admissions@law.vanderbilt.edu. Vanderbilt Law School Admission officers provide JD admission faqs to help prospective students through the application process.
We designed our Binding Early Decision option specifically for prospective J.D. students who have thoroughly explored a range of law schools and have determined that Vanderbilt Law School clearly stands out as the best personal fit for their legal education.
The Vanderbilt Law J.D. Class Profile comprises a diverse group in multiple dimensions, but a common bond of academic excellence.
Application. Students enroll for their first year of study in the dual-degree program on a full-time basis in either the Law School or the Owen School. Students should begin their dual-degree studies in the Law School and then attend the Owen School in their second year.
Our J.D. program combines a thorough grounding in the law, practical skills development, substantive experiential learning opportunities, and a highly customizable curriculum.
