Admission
Most sound decisions in life are made after comparing the pros and cons of the available choices. As you envision your “law school of choice”, consider the core strengths of the UT College of Law:
- A productive, collegial, and engaged faculty, staff and student body
- Low student-faculty ratios
- A modern, technologically advanced facility
- An integration of substantive legal theory, practical law, and skills across its curriculum.
- A friendly, open, warm and diverse law school community
- Cost of attendance and cost of living that offer solid value
- Life-long association with a highly regarded research university
Read on to learn more about the college’s admissions criteria – the factors considered when sculpting an entering class- and the process to apply for admission to the college. You will find a list of items required to complete the application file.
Admission Quick Links
- 2011 Employer Guide & Employment Report
- NALP PreLaw Career Portal
- Welcome from Dean Blaze
- Admission Criteria
- Admission Timetable and Decisions
- Application Reactivation
- Check Application Status
- Application File
- At a Glance: Admission Profile
- Admission Viewbook
- Residency Requirements
- Five-Year Graduate Employment Profile
- Transfer Students
- Visiting Students
Get Connected
- Contact a Student Ambassador
- Meet an Admissions Representative
- Request an Applicant Guide
- Visit UT College of Law
- Minority Student Admissions Workshop—March 14, 2012
- Where Can We Stay?
- More Information about Knoxville
- Video of 2011 program "Maximizing Your Success in the Law School Admissions Process" held Sept. 7 on campus.
Admissions Office
UT College of Law
Office of Admissions and
Financial Aid
1505 W. Cumberland Ave.
Knoxville, Tennessee
37996-1801
Phone: 865-974-4131
Fax: 865-974-1572
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