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Welcome to the Harvard Club of the UK’s website for UK students, parents, and schools! This site was created to help you find out all you can about the US university admissions process in general, and more specifically about the admissions process and financial aid at Harvard. We want to answer your questions and to give you a flavour of what ...
To be considered for financial aid from Harvard Law School, you must complete and submit the online Financial Aid Application (including the Parental Form (s) and, if applicable, the Spouse’s Form) by December 1. Your application for financial aid will have no impact on your application for admission, since the two decision processes are ...
The Harvard Law School faculty prescribes no fixed requirements with respect to the content of pre-legal education. The nature of candidates’ college work, as well as the quality of academic performance, is taken into account in the selection process.
Information for Reapplicants Applicants may apply for admission to Harvard Law School through the regular J.D. application no more than three times. Applications submitted via the Junior Deferral Program (JDP) and the Transfer pathways do not count towards this cap. Please rest assured that the Admissions Committee does not view multiple applications negatively. Decisions are […]
To comply with HLS degree requirements, students must earn a minimum of 10 credits, with at least 8 of those credits in law. Enrollment at the foreign school must be for a minimum of 13 contiguous weeks. It is the student’s responsibility to have a clear understanding of how a semester abroad will affect their overall credit count and ability ...
Students who transfer to HLS after completing their first year at another law school are also not eligible for the Cambridge program. Students who would like to discuss the possibility of obtaining disability accommodations for the Cambridge LL.M. should contact Lakshmi Clark, Director of Student Affairs, at lclark@law.harvard.edu or (617) 496-2437 prior to applying.
Harvard Law School accepts either the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) or the Graduate Record Exam (GRE). We do not have a preference for either exam. Similarly, a candidate is not considered more committed by taking both exams or disadvantaged by taking the same exam multiple times.
