New York Law School, one of the oldest independent law schools in the United States, was founded in 1891 by the faculty, students, and alumni of Columbia College Law School led by their founding dean, Theodore Dwight, a major figure in the history of legal education. In 1894, the Law School established one of the nation's first evening divisions to provide those in the workforce, or with family obligations, a flexible alternative to full-time legal studies.
All programs have law concentrations.
Programs
Accounting, Advocacy, Banking, Criminal Justice, Drafting, Economics, Environmental Studies, Estate Planning, Family, Family Law, Finance, Health, International Law, International Taxation, Journalism, Justice, Law, Mental Health, Public Health, Real Estate, Speech, Taxation, Writing
Campus type
Normal
Carnegie
Schools of law
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Admissions office:
Office of Admissions
57 Worth Street
NY 10013-New York
New York
United States
Phone: (212) 431-2888
Fax: (212) 966-1522
Email: admissions@nyls.edu
http://www.nyls.edu/pages/754.asp
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