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Applicants for admission should fill out an Application for Admission, which can be found on the San Francisco Law School website. The applicant must also submit a personal statement detailing their past experiences and why they believe they would be a good fit for the school, as well as letters of recommendation from two individuals who have witnessed their success in either educational or professional endeavors. All of these materials should be sent to San Francisco Law School's Office of Admissions and Student Services.

Tuition costs vary depending on several factors such as whether a student is attending part-time or full-time, if they are a resident of California, and what type of degree program they are pursuing. To get an estimate based on your individual circumstances, please contact the Office of Admissions and Student Services at San Francisco Law School directly.

Yes! We offer several scholarship options to assist our students with tuition expenses throughout their time here at SFLS. Additionally, we also work with many external entities to increase the number of scholarships available to our students. For more information on all available scholarships please visit our website or contact us directly through email.

At SFLS, we offer full-time day programs (Juris Doctor) and evening (LLM) programs, as well as joint degree programs (JD/MSW; JD/MPP). Additionally, we offer Masters in Legal Studies degrees for those interested in taking specialized classes without completing law school requirements.

Yes! We do accept applications from transfer students looking to continue their legal studies at SFLS and complete a Juris Doctor Degree along with other specialized degrees offered by the school. Transfer requirements include successful completion of required courses equivalent to courses taken by first year SFLS students in addition to strong academic performance during prior studies.

No, the school does not provide any form of housing accommodations for its students; however we do have resources available that can help both domestic and international students find suitable housing near campus. For more information please visit our website or contact us directly via email or phone call.

Yes! We offer online courses for both current enrolled students and non-enrolled individuals who wish to pursue additional educational opportunities outside traditional academic settings. Our online classes are designed to keep up with current trends while maintaining an emphasis on rigorous curriculums that adhere strictly to professional standards set forth by our institution’s accreditation standards.

Our Career Services department works with both current student populations as well as alumni networks in order to ensure that graduates have access to reliable sources for employment opportunities within legal fields upon completion of their studies here at SFLS. Career services offers assistance with resume building workshops, job search advice sessions, mock interviews with members from legal professions, LinkedIn profile building instructions, and more! They also host a variety prestigious employers events annually so keep an eye out for future events posted on our website!