Vermont Law School

If you are looking for a small, prestigious graduate school, Vermont Law School might just fit the bill. The school’s academics are highly regarded; its Environmental Law program in particular is widely considered to be the strongest program of its kind in the country. While Vermont Law School devotes many of its resources to environmental law, its academics are in no way limited. Through its partnerships with Dartmouth, Cambridge, Yale and other institutions, Vermont Law School students can choose to study global management, constitutional law or a number of other subjects. Given its environmental focus, it’s no surprise that college life at Vermont Law School revolves around the wilderness. The school’s gorgeous pastoral campus offers plenty of opportunities for outdoor engagement, which many students take full advantage of. Vermont Law School currently offers the JD, MELP and LLM degrees. Admissions requirements vary among these programs, so contact the appropriate department for detailed admissions information. If you are interested in financial aid at Vermont Law School, you complete the FAFSA as soon as possible after January 1. In addition to federal tuition assistance, Vermont Law School offers institutional scholarships and fellowships to outstanding students.

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