New York, NY · Private nonprofit · 4-year
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Stored testing policy: scores required. Current-cycle policy has not been verified. Check the university's official first-year admission requirements, applicant type, intended major and scholarship conditions before deciding which scores to send.
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Working backwards from the first application deadline: ask for recommendations by May 5, first essay draft by May 19, lock final essay by Jun 16, submit by Jun 27.
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New York Law School is located in New York, NY. New York Law School is a private nonprofit 4-year institution in New York, NY. A historical average net price is not available in the imported data, and it is accredited by American Bar Association.
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110,807 applicants
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After financial aid
Historical score references from imported federal records for enrolled first-year score submitters. The SAT total references are a sum of section values, not observed total-score percentiles. The reference midpoint column is not a verified median, and none of these values is an admission cutoff. Reporting years are unavailable for these fields.
| Test | 25th percentile | Reference midpoint | 75th percentile |
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| SAT (total, 400–1600) | 1480 | — | — |
| ACT (composite, 1–36) | 34 | — | 35 |
88.0%
Six-year rate, IPEDS cohort
96.0%
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Official website: https://www.nyls.edu/
Admissions: https://www.nyls.edu/admissions/
The six-year graduation rate reported to IPEDS for New York Law School is 88%. its stored first-year retention rate is 96%. These measures describe past source cohorts, not the current student body, and do not predict an individual student's outcomes.
Stored testing policy: scores required. Current-cycle policy has not been verified. Check the university's official first-year admission requirements, applicant type, intended major and scholarship conditions before deciding which scores to send.
New York Law School's recorded application deadlines, shown on this cycle's calendar, are Regular Decision on June 30, 2027. Aid deadlines: Financial aid March 1. These were recorded from the college's website, mostly during the previous application cycle, and dates can change; confirm on New York Law School's official admissions page. Admit Coach's Deadline Radar counts down to each date and adds them to your calendar.
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