At Roger Williams University School of Law, we seek to enroll a diverse first year J.D. class from across the United States and the world.
Transfer students are able to take advantage of our Clinical Guarantee, Affordable Excellence Tuition Guarantee, and utilize both of our campuses in Bristol and Providence.
At RWU Law, we equip you with the foundational knowledge, skills-based training, and real-world experience you need to hit the ground running as soon as possible.
The MSL Program is designed for students who want to bring legal knowlede to their work.
If you have already been admitted to RWU Law—Congratulations! Deposit now to secure your seat in the next class. Then visit our Accepted Students site to get even more resources to start your law career.
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We invite you to visit our beautiful seaside Main Campus in Bristol and our urban Experiential Campus in downtown Providence.
The Financial Aid Office provides information about and access to a variety of funding sources to supplement each student’s available funds.
Within the group of students deemed qualified, the law school, for several reasons, seeks to admit a class of students with varying backgrounds and experiences.
Learn more about RWU Law and why we're the one to set you on your legal education journey. Sign our Guest Book and we'll send you a free copy of the viewbook.
As a career paralegal, Stephanie Diorio arrived at RWU Law armed with a solid grasp of the law.
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Meet RWU Law’s Student Ambassadors. They are a group of current students who generously volunteer with the Office of Admissions.
Roger Williams University School of Law spends every fall traveling throughout the country to speak with students.
Check out our online resource for all the information you need to know leading up to your arrival at the law school.
Congressman and former Providence mayor David Cicilline (D-R.I.) delivered the 2nd Annual Stonewall Lecture, focusing on the importance of passing an LGBTQ-friendly Equality Act.
The dedication of a commemorative plaque at RWU Law, honoring the first 176 women to join the state bar, draws an overflow crowd celebrating strides made - and recognizing the work still to be done.
Professor Lee Epstein, leading scholar in judicial decision-making, longtime RI corrections chief A.T. Wall, and top trial lawyer Peter DiBiase will receive honorary degrees during May 17 ceremony
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