Office of Student Affairs
The Office of Student Affairs is here to guide students through law school from orientation through convocation. It is a resource hub for student life, including student groups, journals, social events and programming, locker assignments, tutoring, ordering NYU Law business cards, and assistance in times of crisis or family emergency. If you are unsure where at the Law School to go for answers, Student Affairs administrators and staff will be able to facilitate connections and help you find your way.
An administrator from Student Affairs will reach out to you early in the academic year, and can serve as your point person for any questions or concerns you might have. You can meet with an administrator to ask questions, seek advice, or just to have someone to talk to. You can also reach out to the general Student Affairs email inbox or our phone line, or drop by the office in Furman Hall on the fourth floor.
Student Affairs: Email law.studentaffairs@nyu.edu or call (212) 998-6658
Academic Services/Records and Registration
The Office of Academic Services and the Office of Records and Registration work in tandem to provide logistical support to NYU Law students. They coordinate course registration, graduation requirements, add/drop of courses, course evaluations, exam administration, academic integrity and Law School policies, Continuing Legal Education, registration for the State Bar Certification, grades and transcripts, and the academic calendar. Students can reach out with questions about the aforementioned areas, as well as review their website for frequently asked questions and forms. Academic Services/Records and Registration is located on the fourth floor of Furman Hall.
Academic Services: Email law.acadservices@nyu.edu or call (212) 998-6020
Records and Registration: Email law.registration@nyu.edu or call (212) 998-6040
Office of Graduate Affairs
The Office of Graduate Affairs is the primary liaison with LLM and Exchange students. (If you are not familiar, LLM degrees are programs for individuals who have already attained a JD and are seeking additional expertise in an area of the law, or for lawyers who received their law degree outside the United States who are seeking an education in U.S. law.) OGA provides advice on registration, course selection, academic policies, extracurricular opportunities, acclimating to the Law School, and even on adjusting to life in New York City. They offer a variety of academic and social programming, including outlining workshops, networking events, leadership development seminars, and time management workshops. You can contact them via email or phone, or visit their office on the third floor of Furman Hall.
Graduate Affairs: Email law.graduateaffairs@nyu.edu or call (212) 998-6015
Office of Residential Life
The Office of Residential Life serves as the administrative hub for on-campus housing for NYU Law students. They strive to provide a safe, supportive, and inclusive residential environment which complements and extends the educational experience of students. They coordinate housing requests and assignments, provide resources and support to on-campus residents, oversee the Community Advisors’ programming, and provide conflict resolution services where necessary. Their office is located inside Hayden Hall at 240 Mercer Street.
Residential Life: Email law.reslife@nyu.edu or call (212) 998-6510
Student Financial Services
Student Financial Services is the center of financial aid and counseling at the Law School. They process financial aid and loan applications, coordinate the LRAP program, and provide programming about financial matters. You can meet with a financial aid counselor to discuss options for loans and outside funding, talk through LRAP options and learn more about the application, or request a budget adjustment for unforeseen expenses. Their office is located on the fourth floor of Furman Hall.
Student Financial Services: Email law.finaid@nyu.edu or call (212) 998-6050
LRAP email: law.lrap@nyu.edu
Office of Admissions
JD Admissions and LLM/JSD Admissions admit, matriculate, and welcome new NYU Law students. Once a student enrolls and begins their studies at NYU Law, their main connection with the Office of Admissions may be through student organizations, working to reach out to prospective students or volunteer with admissions events. The Office of Admissions can also answer any questions you may have about transfer student applications. The Office of Admissions is located inside Wilf Hall.
Admissions: Email law.moreinfo@nyu.edu or call (212) 998-6060
Office of Global Programs
The Office of Global Programs is a resource hub for students seeking information about studying abroad, exchange programs, and language instruction. They also work closely with the Office of Graduate Affairs and the Office of Student Affairs to provide support for international students at NYU Law.
Global Programs email: law.globalstudents@nyu.edu
Further reading: Global Programs and Studying Abroad
Office of Diversity and Inclusion
The Office of Diversity and Inclusion provides initiatives, events, programming, and counsel to all members of the NYU Law community, furthering the mission of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging. The D&I Office liaises extensively with student affinity groups, creates educational resources, and hears student feedback about the NYU Law experience. They work closely with the Center for Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging, the Center for Race, Inequality, and the Law, and the Brennan Center for Justice, as well as the Inclusion and Diversity Committee.
Diversity and Inclusion: Email law.diversity@nyu.edu or call (212) 998-6041
Further reading: D&I in the NYU Law Strategic Plan
Information Technology Services
The Law School has a dedicated ITS team to assist with technological resources. The ITS website is a resource hub for the Helpdesk contact information, laptop requirements, how to get online with NYU, how to print, and more. You can open a ticket with the ITS Helpdesk if you have technological issues relating to your Law School experience.
ITS Email: law.helpdesk@nyu.edu
Further reading: Information about printing and ITS FAQ