How to Apply
The admissions process at St. Thomas University School of Law is competitive and highly selective. Members of the Admissions Committee review and consider each application for admission in its entirety. The Admissions Committee will consider many factors in the admissions process, particularly performance on the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT) and undergraduate grade point average. Additional factors include extracurricular activities, employment experience, demonstrated commitment to public and community service, leadership skills and experience, history of overcoming personal or professional challenges, other academic, personal and professional achievements, and St. Thomas University affiliations.
Before applying for admission to law school, applicants are advised to investigate the requirements for admission to the practice of law in any jurisdiction in which they intend to practice. Some state bars may require registration at the time of entry into law school. If an applicant has been a party to any criminal proceedings, been arrested, summoned, or charged with, or convicted of a crime, been confined to a mental, penal, or correctional institution, or undergone mental treatment, the applicant’s ability to be admitted to the practice of law, even after successful completion of legal studies and graduation from law school may be severely limited in one or more jurisdictions.
St. Thomas Law accepts applications in hard copy as well as the through the Law Schools Admissions Council’s (LSAC) Credential Assembly Service (CAS). For questions or to request an application & admissions material, contact admitme@stu.edu. Thank you for your interest in St. Thomas Law and we look forward to receiving your application.
Non-Discrimination Policy
St. Thomas University School of Law is an equal opportunity institution of higher education. The School of Law conforms to all applicable laws prohibiting discrimination and is committed to nondiscrimination on the basis of gender, sexual orientation, marital status, age, race, color, disability, religious affiliation, national origin, ancestry, or social condition in its educational programs, admission policies, employment policies, financial aid or other school administered programs and activities. The Assistant Dean for Student Affairs is designated as the person to handle inquiries regarding this policy and can be contacted at (305) 623-2358.
Fall 2011 Class Profile and Fact Sheet
St. Thomas Law Viewbook