Senior Citizens Program to Continue at Touro Law Center
Posted On February 6, 2012
The Suffolk County Legislature has awarded Touro Law a grant again this year to continue the Senior... Read More
Touro Law to Host Public Interest/Government Career Fair
Posted On January 17, 2012
Touro Law Center’s Office of Career Services in conjunction with the Public Advocacy Center wi... Read More
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Get Involved! We have more than 30 active student organizations, including five new groups that have formed this past semester: American Constitution Society, Disability Law Society, Eastern European Law Students Association, Student Animal Legal Defense Fund and the Unemployment Action Center. For more information about how you can get involved, click here.

Asst. Dean Charlotte Taylor presents LIFE AFTER FIRST YEAR. Learn where to get important information, what are graduation requirements, how to plan your schedule, what classes you should take, what you can do to prep for the Bar Exam now, what you should do now in the Career Services office, hear about opportunities for upper class students such as summer abroad and Law Review and learn how to change divisions. Did you file your graduation application?  Learn all of this and more by logging on to TLC Web and watch the video of her presentation!

Check it out! Our blog contains information about writing competitions, fellowships, scholarships and more. Don't miss an opportunity, check it out today by clicking here

During the week of January 2, 2012 Touro Law students traveled to the Gulf Coast to provide legal assistance to residents in New Orelans, LA and Biloxi, MI. Both Gulf Coast regions have been devastated by hurricanes in recent years and most recently by the BP oil spill. Click here to read some of blog entries submitted by students who volunteered as part of the Student Disaster Relief Network.

Challenging, yet supportive.

No one expects law school to be easy. Nor should it be. At Touro Law Center, your professors will challenge you to work harder and smarter than you ever have before. You will redefine how you reason, write, and speak. You will learn new ways of analyzing and solving problems.

But at Touro, you’re never on your own. Our faculty members have day and evening office hours and observe an open door policy. Every student also has access to a comprehensive, integrated program designed to enhance the law school experience with individualized assistance in such areas as study strategy, course selection, career goals, personal problems, and academic enrichment.

To round out your law school experience and make your time at Touro Law Center rich and rewarding, we also offer a multitude of student-run organizations.

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Student Handbook
Everything you need to know about Touro Law Center is here. 
 
Registrar
Your source for academic records, transcripts and other student files.
 
Exam Schedule
Click here for test dates, times and locations.
 
Disability Resources
Confidential support for students with physical, learning, or other disabilities.
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Spotlight

Featured Adjunct - Judge Cheryl Joseph-Cherry
Get to know Judge Cheryl Joseph-Cherry, who has been a Touro Law adjunct for the past three years, teaching the Family Law Practice Module and Pre-trial Litigation. Read More.

Expect the Unexpected
Salaam Bhatti graduated from Touro Law in May 2011. Read about his journey through law school here. Read More.

First-Year Court Observation Program
Our Court Observation Program allows students to see law in action from their first days of law school. Read More.
Contact Us

Touro Law Center Campus
225 Eastview Drive/Room 302
Central Islip, NY 11722
Telephone: (631) 761-7050
Fax: (631) 761-7059
studentservices@tourolaw.edu

Hours of Operation
Monday – Thursday, 8:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.