Welcome to CUNY Law Academic Advising.
Our mission is to support your academic journey and help you achieve your personal and professional goals. We recognize that navigating law school can be both exciting and challenging, and we are here to guide you every step of the way.
Role of CUNY Law Academic Advising
CUNY Law Academic Advising enhances your academic experience through:
- Course Selection: Get assistance in choosing courses that align with your interests and career goals.
- Degree Planning: Work with the academic advisor to create a roadmap for completing your degree requirements.
- Academic Support: Access resources to improve your study habits, manage time, and succeed in coursework.
- Personalized Consultation: Schedule one-on-one meetings to discuss any academic concerns.
Please note: Students interested in transferring programs are encouraged to meet with the Academic Advising Manager for guidance.
Resources
Download guides for your program:
Sample Course Scheduling
View sample course schedules:
Please note: The provided schedules are for illustrative purposes only. We encourage you to consult with your academic advisor to develop a personalized schedule that aligns with your individual goals and professional aspirations.
CUNY Law Academic Advising Recommendations for Developing Your Program
We recommend considering the following criteria when developing your academic program:
- Doctrinal Coverage: Choose courses that provide the doctrinal foundation necessary for the bar exam.
- Skills Development: Select courses that enhance the practical skills required for both the bar exam and your future legal practice.
- Practice Area Preparation: Prioritize courses that specifically prepare you for the area of law you plan to pursue.
- Well-Rounded Studies: Choose courses that enrich your law school experience, especially those that will prepare you for public interest practice.
- Personal Connection: Focus on courses that appeal to your personal interests and background, allowing you to connect intellectually and emotionally with the study and practice of law.
