Thomas Jefferson School of Law will evaluate your application based on your educational and professional records and your commitment to attaining the specialized education and skills that the law school provides. After your application is complete, we will review your application for a decision.
If you are accepted, we will notify you by e-mail and you will have a date determined by which to submit a non-refundable seat deposit of $200. The deposit is applied to your student account and deducted from your tuition balance. If the deposit is not timely submitted, we reserve the right to revoke your offer of admission. If your admission is revoked, you may reapply at any time without penalty. Applications will be kept on file for one year from date of completion.
Once you submit a seat deposit, you will have the opportunity to choose from a list of approved the course(s). Core law courses are offered at least once a year, although some elective courses are not. Registration is a formal written procedure that represents both an academic and financial commitment. You will be notified of a deadline to register for classes and pay tuition. To be officially enrolled at the law school, you must pay your tuition prior to the start of the term. If you register late, you may not be able to take classes that have been filled by degree students who registered on time. And payment after the deadline will subject you to late fees.
Accessing a course, course materials, and faculty neither constitutes official course registration nor good standing. The financial obligations that a student incurs through registration remain, unless the student officially withdraws from the courses during the refund period. If a student withdraws during the refund period, he or she is entitled to a refund based on the official working day on which a withdrawing student’s withdrawal forms are received by the law school.