Quick Facts

Quick Facts

Accreditation

• American Bar Association
• Association of American Law Schools

Admissions

• Rolling Admissions
• There is no Application Fee
• Application may be made by:
  • LSAC Electronic Application - click here.  
  • Touro Law’s Paper Application Form (printable PDF or from Office of Admissions)
• Letters of recommendation are optional, though encouraged

Programs

Faculty

 Fall 2019 Enrollment

• First Year: 198
• Total Enrollment: 450

Fall 2019 Entering Class

• Average Age: 27
• Minorities: 39%
• Women: 45%

J.D. Tuition 2018 - 2019

First Year Students

• Full-Time Students (12 – 16 credits) $25,430.00 per semester
• Part-Time Students (8 – 11 credits)  $18,950.00 per semester

Second Year Students

• Full-Time Students (12 – 16 credits) $25,430.00 per semester 
• Part-Time Students (8 – 11 credits) $18,950.00 per semester

Third Year Students

• Full-Time Students (12 – 16 credits) $25,430.00 per semester 
• Part-Time Students (8 – 11 credits) $18,950.00 per semester

Fourth Year Students

• Part-Time Students (8 – 11 credits) $18,950.00 per semester

Five Year Students

• Per credit Charge   $1,730.00 per credit

2-Year Students

• Per credit Charge $1,730.00 per credit 

Student Activity Fee: $60.00 per semester
Technology Fee: $150.00 per semester
Administrative Fee (Non-refundable for per credit students):  $100.00 

Scholarships

• Dean’s Fellowships - full tuition
• Merit Scholarships up to $45,000
• Summer Public Services Fellowship Awards

Library

• 42,000 square feet
• 476 seats

Clinical Programs

• Advanced Bankruptcy Clinic
• Bankruptcy Clinic
• Brooklyn Criminal Defense Clinic
• Child Advocacy Clinic
• Criminal Prosecution Clinic
• Immigration Law Clinic
• Senior Citizens Law Project
• Small Business and Not-for-Profit Clinic
• Veterans' and Servicemembers' Rights Clinic

Externships

• Private Law Offices
• The Courts
• Law Offices of Public Interest Organizations
• Federal, State and Local Government Employers

On-Campus Public Service Projects

• Volunteer Income Tax Assistance
• William Randolph Hearst Public Advocacy Center
• Senior Citizens Law Program
• 1L ProBono Project

The William Randolph Hearst Public Advocacy Center

The first of its kind in the nation, the Center houses a number of legal advocacy groups within the law school. These organizations work to provide legal services to the local community and provide opportunities for students to gain hands-on skills training while developing an understanding of the problems facing the local community.

Summer Law Programs

• New York (On-Campus)

Our Location

• Central Islip is in close proximity to New York City
• Easily accessible by car
• Free Touro Law Center shuttle to and from the Long Island Railroad, Central Islip station
• Free parking

Housing

• Local affordable apartments, condominiums and single-family homes