Great Diversity - Thomas M. Cooley Law School

Cooley's mission is to offer a legal education to people turning to a new career, people with families, people with commitments. Cooley is for people with busy lives.

Choose morning, afternoon
or evening classes.

Cooley offers classes starting in September, January and May and offers daytime and evening classes, along with the opportunity to take classes on the weekend.

Scheduling options at Cooley
Standard »	For working and non-working students
Extended »	Work while you attend law school
Weekend »	Mornings and afternoons on Saturday and Sunday
Term-off »	Traditional summers off
Information about full time and part time financial aid

Scholarships and Honors

Cooley's rewards entering students whose credentials demonstrate good potential for successful law study.

Entering students can earn from 25 to 100 percent of tuition based on their Admission Index or on the LSAT score only.

Those who meet the criteria for scholarships have a history of performing exceptionally well, both in the classroom and on the bar examination.

For lots of reasons, people cannot attend school during traditional hours

» See who's attending Cooley

The Cooley Law School curriculum was designed to work for both traditional and non-traditional students. With so many options at Cooley, many people are finding that it is possible to fit law school into their busy lives. Cooley Law School is for people whose lives don't stop while they go to law school.

Cooley's three campuses

Attend Cooley at one of our three campuses -
Lansing, Auburn Hills or Grand Rapids.

Where does Cooley rank?

Judging the Law Schools, 9th Edition - Overall Rankings 2006

Admissions

Take the Cooley Virtual Tour, or set up a tour with the Admissions Office

Admissions Office
Thomas M. Cooley Law School
300 S. Capitol Ave.
Lansing, MI 48933
(800) 874-3511
(517) 371-5140, ext. 2244 or 2245
admissions@cooley.edu

Financial Aid

A student is enrolled "full-time" if he or she is taking at least 8 credit hours in a given term. A student who takes only 6 credit hours in a given term is considered to be enrolled "3/4-time." Students choosing the Standard or Extended schedules will be considered "full-time" for financial aid purposes for each term they are enrolled for 8 or more credit hours.

The Thomas M. Cooley Law School - 300 S. Capitol Avenue, P.O. Box 13038, Lansing, MI 48901
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