Who Can Apply to the Program

Seton Hall Law welcomes students from schools throughout the United States and abroad. A student in good standing at an accredited law school who has completed his or her first year of legal study, full or part time, can apply. Irish or other foreign students must have completed four semesters in an Irish or foreign law school and must be fluent in English.

How to Apply to the Program

Students must complete an application form by April 15th, 2008.   To complete the application, a student must send an up-to-date, certified copy of their law school transcript and a letter from their Dean stating that he or she is in good academic standing,

If you apply on line, also send  a copy of the confirmation page-receipt to the application form which you should retain for your records. Mail documents to: Maria Polimeni, Assistant to the Associate Dean, Law in Ireland Program, Seton Hall University School of Law, One Newark Center, Rm. 304, Newark, New Jersey 07102-5210.

Students are accepted on a rolling basis, and it is highly suggested that candidates submit their application early. A $250 non-refundable deposit against tuition will guarantee a candidate a slot if accepted, and it may be sent along with the application if desired. Once accepted, the deposit is non-refundable unless we cancel the program. Of course, if you are not accepted, your deposit will be returned. All documents, including the completed application, an official student transcript, letter of good standing from the Associate Dean of your law school, copies of your passport, medical coverage, and a statement of risk allocation and waiver of liability, and necessary payments will be required before final acceptance is granted. Please feel free to apply on-line or download and print the application form that follows.