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Thank you for your interest in the Florida International University College of Law.

Enrollment Date
Classes for the 2010-2011 Academic Calendar Year will begin mid-August 2010.

Application Availability

1. LSAC Online Services - This is the preferred method to apply to the FIU College of Law. Visit www.lsac.org and either sign on or create an account. Follow the links to retrieve our application from the list of all ABA Approved law schools. For questions or problems with your account please contact LSAC via e-mail at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or call (215) 968-1001

2. Download , print, and mail-in the application. The College of Law offers downloadable a version of the application using Adobe Acrobat. You can view and print the application as long as you have the Adobe Acrobat Reader plug-in installed on your computer.

Download Application for Fall 2010 (PDF)

Once completed, mail application to:
Florida International University
College of Law, RDB 1055
Office of Admissions and Financial Aid
Miami, FL 33199

Review/Deadline Period
Completed applications will be considered on a rolling basis beginning in late October. The deadline for submission of a completed application is May 1, 2010.

Admissions Committee Decision-Making Process
The Florida International University College of Law Admissions Committee seeks to enroll a diverse group of students who have demonstrated academic and personal achievement. The College of Law wishes to advance the intellectual growth of its students as well as their development of skills and values useful to the ethical, effective practice of law.

While a prospective student’s academic record and LSAT performance are weighted heavily in the evaluative process, the Admissions Committee considers other factors including leadership ability, commitment to public service, command of global issues, work history, military service, any history of criminality or academic misconduct and evidence of obstacles that an applicant may have overcome (for example, English is not the applicant’s native language, discrimination, economic or family hardship, severe medical condition, etc.) The Admissions Committee encourages each applicant to answer all questions with candor, detail and, where appropriate, specific examples of relevant background experiences.

Campus Visit
The College of Law understands the significance of the decision to attend law school and the differences between each law school's campus culture and environment, and therefore, encourages you to visit our community. Individual appointments and group informational sessions are scheduled throughout the year.

Accreditation
On December 1, 2006, the Florida International University College of Law received official notice that its program was granted full accreditation by the American Bar Association.

For further information please contact:

Alma O. Miró
Director of Admissions and Financial Aid
Florida International University
College of Law, RDB 1055
Miami, FL 33199
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305-348-8006