Visit the College of Law
Get a Firsthand Look at Life as a Law Student
From open house events and campus tours to classroom visits and information sessions, we offer several ways to visit with us.
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Loyola University New Orleans College of Law is accredited by the American Bar Association. For more information regarding ABA accreditation, please contact the Council of the Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar of the American Bar Association, 321 North Clark Street, Chicago, IL 60654, 312-988-6738.
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Welcome from the Dean

Welcome to Loyola University New Orleans College of Law! As the dean and as a graduate of this law school, I know firsthand both how special this community is and how well it prepares students for the practice of law.
Employers
Find your next great hire at Loyola.
Please contact the Career Development Office at lwcareer@loyno.edu if we can assist you in posting a student or graduate position.
Loyola is well-known for its expertise in training practice-ready attorneys. We are glad that you're interested in employing one of our students or alumni. Please don't hesitate to contact us with questions.
Students
Build a strong legal career as early as Day One.
Working while in law school builds legal experience, broadens your professional network, helps refine your interests, and leads to valuable post-graduate job opportunities. The Career Development Office is here to assist you in identifying positions in the areas of practice you want to explore and to help you build the skills for a successful job search.
Student Organizations
Our law students have wonderful opportunities to balance classwork with rewarding and meaningful student activities. Law students gain leadership skills, learn about the application of the law, pursue areas of interest, and develop peer networks through engagement with co-curricular activities. With many active student organizations, our law students can explore a range of interest areas throughout law school.
OAE (Office for Accessible Education)
OAE (Office for Accessible Education)