Charlotte School of Law - Admissions

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“I chose Charlotte School of Law because it seemed the best fit for my personality, it appealed to me over the other schools I considered.” Kenneth E. Neu Charlotte School of Law StudentWe encourage you to utilize the Charlotte School of Law Admissions office as a resource from the beginning to the end of your application process. We are genuinely excited by our forward-thinking academic program and are available to answer your questions, schedule a campus tour or walk you through the application process. Operating on rolling admissions, we have no application deadline and accept applications for both fall and spring matriculation.

Please note a minor change in our application process. We no longer have both an AAMPLE and J.D. application. The admissions committee considers all J.D. applications for all of our programs including our part time and AAMPLE program options. The committee reviews applications in the order they are received and encourages applicants to submit the electronic application early in the process in order to ensure a faster decision once your file is ready for review.

We welcome all applicants who meet the requirements, including international and transfer students, to become a lawyer of the future at Charlotte School of Law. We also encourage you to explore Charlotte!

Credentials to Apply

You must possess a four-year undergraduate degree and have taken the LSAT in order to apply for admission to Charlotte School of Law.

Application Deadlines?

There are no application deadlines for Charlotte School of Law. We accept applications for both fall and spring matriculation.

State Requirements

Applicants and admitted applicants who intend to practice law should be aware that admission to the Bar in all states involves character, fitness and other qualifications. Applicants are encouraged to determine what those requirements are in the state(s) in which they intend to practice by consulting the website of the National Conference of Bar Examiners at www.ncbex.org.

NON DISCRIMINATION POLICY: Charlotte School of Law is committed to a policy that prohibits unlawful discrimination against members of the academic community, including current or prospective students, on the basis of race, color, gender, age, non-disqualifying disability, religion or creed, national or ethnic origin, marital status or sexual orientation, or any other legally protected characteristic. Charlotte School of Law does not unlawfully discriminate in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and other school-administered programs.