Visit

We are delighted that you are interested in learning more about New England Law | Boston. We feel the best way to learn about a law school is to visit it! If you will be in the Boston area, we encourage you to stop by to see what life is like here at New England Law.

Guided Tours

Guided tours, offered on an individual basis, are led by either a student ambassador or an admissions representative. These tours are generally available 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. We request at least one week advance notice to schedule a date and time for a tour. Tours are also available on some weekends or evenings when student ambassadors are available. These tours require at least two weeks advance notice because of the limited availability of student ambassadors at those times. Without an appointment, we cannot guarantee a tour guide will be able to assist you. Please note that self-guided tours are always available.

You may sign up here for a guided tour or contact the Admissions Office at (617) 422-7210 or admit@nesl.edu

Self-Guided Tours

If you happen to drop by New England Law without an appointment, you are more than welcome to take a self-guided tour. Simply sign in with the security guard in the lobby of our 154 Stuart St. building and pick up our self-guided tour manual at the circulation desk in the law library.

Self-guided tours of the law school are allowed:

Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-9 p.m.

Saturday, 10 a.m.-8 p.m.

Sunday, 11 a.m.-9 p.m.

Please download this self-guided tour pamphlet (PDF) for more information.

Please Note: We suggest that you contact our office to confirm New England Law will be open when you come. Hours change slightly during holidays and summer vacation.

Class Visits

A visit to a first-year class can be arranged whether you are taking a guided or self-guided tour of New England Law. Most first-year Day Division classes take place in the morning or early afternoon, Monday through Friday. First-year Evening Division classes take place Monday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 6 to 9 p.m. Classes usually meet for 50 or 70 minutes. To avoid disruption, we ask that you remain until the end of class.

To schedule a class visit, please sign up online or contact the Office of Admissions at 617-422-7210 or admit@nesl.edu.

Information Sessions

If you are interested in applying to New England Law, you should think about attending one of our information sessions. The sessions review application requirements and the application process, and include a panel of current students to provide information about New England Law, a class visit (optional) and a tour (optional).

Each session has the same format and lasts approximately 75 minutes, not including tour and/or class visit.

We will be hosting information sessions on:

January 28, February 10, and February 25

Thursday evening January 28 and February 25 will have the following schedule:

Information Session Format
5:15-6 p.m.	Early bird tour of New England Law (optional)
6-6:45 p.m.	Admissions process and requirements are presented by an admissions representative
6:45-7:15 p.m.	Learning about New England Law: Q & A session with current student and admissions representatives
7:15-8 p.m.* or	Tour of New England Law (optional)
7:25-8:40 p.m.*	Class visit * If you would like to have a tour of New England Law and to attend the class, but cannot make the early bird tour, self-guided tours are available at the session.

Wednesday February 10 will have the following schedule:

Information Session Format
11:15 am- 12 pm	Early bird tour of New England Law (optional)
12-12:45 p.m.	Admissions process and requirements are presented by an admissions representative
12:45-1:15 p.m.	Learning about New England Law: Q & A session with current student and admissions representatives
1:15-2 p.m.* or	Tour of New England Law (optional)
1:25-2:15 p.m.*	Class visit * If you would like to have a tour of New England Law and to attend the class, but cannot make the early bird tour, self-guided tours are available at the session.

Spring 2010 Schedule
Thursday, January 28 Early Bird tours will begin promptly from the lobby of the main building located at 154 Stuart Street Information session will be held in the Cherry Room on the 2nd floor of the library, in the main building located at 154 Stuart Street Class Visit: Criminal Law with Professor Berman will be held in classroom 304 in the main building located at 154 Stuart Street Sign up here!	Wednesday, February 10 Early Bird tours will begin promptly from the lobby of the main building located at 154 Stuart Street Information session will be held in the Cherry Room on the 2nd floor of the library, in the main building located at 154 Stuart Street Class Visit: Contracts with Professor Finneran will be held in classroom 304 in the main building located at 154 Stuart Street. Sign up here!
Thursday, February 25 Early Bird tours will begin promptly from the lobby of the main building located at 154 Stuart Street Information session will be held in the Cherry Room on the second floor of the library, in the main building located at 154 Stuart Street Class Visit: Criminal Law with Professor Berman will be held in classroom 304 in the main building located at 154 Stuart Street. Sign up here!

Spring 2010 Schedule

Thursday, January 28

Early Bird tours will begin promptly from the lobby of the main building located at 154 Stuart Street

Information session will be held in the Cherry Room on the 2nd floor of the library, in the main building located at 154 Stuart Street

Class Visit: Criminal Law with Professor Berman will be held in classroom 304 in the main building located at 154 Stuart Street

Sign up here!

Wednesday, February 10

Early Bird tours will begin promptly from the lobby of the main building located at 154 Stuart Street

Information session will be held in the Cherry Room on the 2nd floor of the library, in the main building located at 154 Stuart Street

Class Visit: Contracts with Professor Finneran will be held in classroom 304 in the main building located at 154 Stuart Street.

Sign up here!

Thursday, February 25

Early Bird tours will begin promptly from the lobby of the main building located at 154 Stuart Street

Information session will be held in the Cherry Room on the second floor of the library, in the main building located at 154 Stuart Street

Class Visit: Criminal Law with Professor Berman will be held in classroom 304 in the main building located at 154 Stuart Street.

Sign up here!

Interviews

New England Law does not grant interviews to prospective students or applicants. Although New England Law does not interview candidates for admission, applicants are encouraged to visit the school, tour the facilities, attend classes and talk with students and staff.