Studying at NYU School of Law
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Why study at NYU School of Law?
Founded in 1835, NYU School of Law ranks among the top 10 law schools in the world. Located in New York, United States, it is a global leader in international, tax and public interest law. Its LLM programme attracts lawyers from more than 70 countries every year.
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Programmes and degrees at NYU School of Law
NYU School of Law offers the Juris Doctor (JD), the LLM (with 10+ specialisations), the JSD, executive programmes and dual degrees with other NYU schools. International students have access to a wide range of academic opportunities that combine theoretical excellence with practical experience.
Campus and city life
New York offers an exceptional setting for international students. Student life at NYU School of Law is vibrant, with many student organisations, cultural events and professional networking opportunities. The diversity of the international student body enriches both the academic and the personal experience.

Admission requirements
Admission requirements for NYU School of Law include:
- An outstanding academic record
- English proficiency (TOEFL or IELTS)
- A personal statement and letters of recommendation
- Standardised tests depending on the programme (SAT, GRE, GMAT, LSAT)
- Extracurricular experience and leadership
Acceptance rate and selectivity
The acceptance rate at NYU School of Law is approximately 15-20% for the JD and 25-30% for the LLM, making it a highly selective institution. A strong academic record, meaningful extracurricular activities and a well-prepared application are essential to maximise your chances of admission.
Cost of studying at NYU School of Law
Annual tuition is approximately USD 72,000. The cost of living in New York is USD 2,000-3,500 per month in Manhattan. Merit scholarships and financial aid are available to qualified international students.

Career prospects after NYU School of Law
NYU School of Law graduates enjoy excellent career opportunities, with average starting salaries of USD 120,000-215,000 for the JD and USD 80,000-150,000 for the LLM. Leading employers include Cravath, Wachtell, Sullivan & Cromwell, Davis Polk, the United Nations and international organisations. The university’s alumni network is an invaluable resource for long-term career development.
Visas and work permits
International students will need an F-1 visa with OPT. NYU School of Law’s international services team provides full support with visa formalities and settling into the country.
How YourDreamSchool can help you
At YourDreamSchool, our admissions consultants have extensive experience guiding international students through the application process for NYU School of Law. From choosing the right programme to preparing essays, interviews and scholarship applications, we offer you personalised support at every stage. Contact us today to start your journey to NYU School of Law.
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