LLM in Law (General)

If you earned your first degree in law from an institution outside of the US, you should purchase the Document Assembly Service to have your letters of recommendation, English proficiency score(s), and electronic applications forwarded to Tulane Law School. In addition to the Document Assembly Service, you will need to purchase the International Transcript Authentication and Evaluation Service, which is offered in cooperation with the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (AACRAO). This includes the authentication and evaluation of transcripts/mark sheets, copies of degrees/diplomas, degree and graduation certificates, and rank statements so that US law schools better understand your academic credentials.

Official academic documents

Two letters of recommendation are required as part of the application to Tulane Law School. Letters of recommendation should be written by someone who knows you well and can speak to your academic ability or work experience.

The statement should be used to provide information about yourself and your interests that you consider significant to our evaluation of your file. Please be sure to address your reasons for seeking a graduate degree at Tulane in law, and discuss the areas of law that most interest you.

Include a resume or curriculum vitae.