The New England Law | Boston Difference

• Expert Faculty

  There’s a real emphasis here on preparing students to practice law.” —Professor Lisa J. Laplante, Director, Center for International Law and Policy

  Top law practitioners, influential judges, and distinguished scholars will serve as your professors and mentors.

  Learn More

• Practical Experience

  I was able to experience what life is really like as counsel for an international corporation.” —Katie Milligan, Graduate, about her Business Law Fellowship at The Donna Karan Company

  Through hands-on training, you will apply classroom concepts while working with clients and lawyers in real-world legal situations.

  Learn More

• Flexible Programs

  Choosing a law school with a part-time program enabled me to pursue my dream of becoming an attorney and provided the flexibility to build my résumé through full-time internships, clinics, and employment.” —Christopher Hughes, Graduate

  Our Full-Time Day, Part-Time Day, Part-Time Evening, and Special Part-Time programs can fit any schedule.

  Learn More About Our Law Degrees and Programs

• Influential Centers

  Our academic centers offer a combination of faculty mentorship and hands-on experience.” —Dean John F. O'Brien, Graduate

  Our three academic centers provide in-depth experience in diverse and growing areas of the law—business, international, and public interest.

  Learn More

• Diverse Community

  It’s the most diverse school that I’ve attended, and the community is very welcoming.” —Courtney Herndon, Graduate, first African American female editor of the New England Law Review

  Our welcoming environment inspires all students and faculty to thrive academically, socially, and professionally.

  Learn More

• Accomplished Alumni

  Our graduates stay, grow their careers, and help build our communities. We’re woven into the fabric of New England.” —Karyn Polito, Graduate, Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor

  New England Law graduates make their mark in law firms, corporations, government, and the judiciary.

  Learn More