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Among the strongest public law schools in the nation and a world-class center for interdisciplinary studies, the University at Buffalo School of Law provides students with a strong theoretical foundation and the practical tools they need to succeed in a competitive environment.
The University at Buffalo School of Law and the Law School Admissions Council work together to make your application process seamless.
The University at Buffalo School of Law -- the only law school in the State University of New York system — is situated on the flagship campus of a world-class research intensive public university, the largest in the northeastern United States.
The J.D. Program at the University at Buffalo School of Law is a three-year, full-time program designed to prepare students for a successful legal career. To be eligible for the Juris Doctor program, applicants must possess a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited college or university (or its international equivalent) and are ...
Although the School of Law's academic program is designed to incorporate legal theory, legal doctrine, and the real-world skills that new graduates need to succeed as lawyers; the faculty continually re-examines the program to provide an optimal education for our students.
Program requirements can be found on UB's Degree & Course Catalog. Read an overview of the Undergraduate Degree. Declare a Major click to declare a major. The changing market for legal services is fueling the growth of new law-related career possibilities.
See also our list of Faculty Assistants and our Staff Directory. Faculty. Many of our full-time faculty hold doctorates in areas other than law, bringing the insights of such disciplines as anthropology, sociology and psychology to their research and teaching.
University at Buffalo students live and learn on three very different but complementary campuses: the North Campus, in a bustling, inner-ring suburb; the South Campus, in a historic urban neighborhood; and the Downtown Campus, in Buffalo’s dynamic medical corridor.
University at Buffalo School of Law John Lord O'Brian Hall, Buffalo, New York 14260-1100 716-645-2052 law-school@buffalo.edu.
Our goal is to form a community of belonging and support while aiding each student’s academic achievement, and helping them navigate their law school experience. When seeking information and resources, students, faculty, and staff make Student Affairs their first stop.
