Meet U.S. Law Schools in London.

The LSAC Law School Forum is coming to Europe for the first time.

Real conversations. Build your confidence. And your U.S. law school connections.

Thursday, 29 October | London, UK 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. 15Hatfields, Chadwick Court London SE1 8DJ

Thinking about studying law or becoming a lawyer in the U.S.? At the LSAC Law School Forum in London, you’ll meet the people who can help you achieve your personal and professional goals.

Connect directly with U.S. law school admission representatives, get expert guidance on applications and funding, explore JD and LLM programs and discover where a U.S. legal education credential could take your career — all at one free event.

Which Law Program is Right for Me?

Why Study in the U.S.?

The legal world is global. Your education can be, too.

A U.S. legal education can open doors to opportunities across international business, technology, compliance, corporate law, dispute resolution, consulting, policy and more. The 222 largest U.S. law firms employ more than 194,000 lawyers globally.

A U.S. Legal Education Can Offer You:

Global Reach: Connect with a legal market that spans international business, technology, compliance and more.
Versatile Skills: Develop practical skills for careers in law, business, consulting, policy and dispute resolution.
Global Network: Study alongside U.S. and international students and build lasting professional connections.
Bar Eligibility: Depending on your background, a U.S. law program may qualify you to sit for bar exams in jurisdictions such as New York and California.

Find the U.S. Law Degree That Meets Your Goals

Whether you’re starting your legal education journey or building on a law degree you’ve already earned, U.S. law schools offer a pathway for your background, interests and career ambitions.

Juris Doctor (JD)

Who It’s For: Current university students, non-law graduates, and career changers seeking a comprehensive, foundational legal degree in the U.S.

Three-year, full-time program providing a complete grounding in American law
Hands-on experiential learning through legal clinics, externships and moot court
Provides a pathway to bar admission in U.S. jurisdictions, subject to each jurisdiction’s eligibility requirements

Master of Laws (LLM)

Who It’s For: Law graduates from outside of the U.S. seeking U.S. credentialing or bar eligibility, or U.S. or Canadian JD graduates seeking advanced specialisation.

Typically completed in two consecutive academic semesters (one year), with in-person, hybrid and online options
Specialisations including international business law, technology and IP law, tax law, criminal justice and entertainment law
Tailored academic tracks designed to meet state bar exam eligibility requirements
English language preparatory support and specialised legal English courses available at many institutions

Take Your Next Step in London

Thursday, 29 October | London, UK 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. 15Hatfields, Chadwick Court (opens in new browser window) London SE1 8DJ

Free to attend. Registration required.

Located on London’s South Bank, the venue is approximately a 10-minute walk from London Waterloo, London Blackfriars and Southwark Underground stations.

What to Expect at the Forum:

Your afternoon in London could change your plans.

LAW SCHOOL FAIR 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Network with admission representatives from more than 30 U.S. law schools and get direct answers about studying law in the U.S.

OTHER RESOURCES

Meet experts from LSAC, EducationUSA and the Fulbright Program to get guidance about preparing a strong law school application, credentials, visas and application timelines.

Can’t join us in London?

Check out other LSAC Law School Forums in the U.S., or join us online from anywhere in the world. 2026-27 LSAC Law School Forums

Ready to explore what’s possible?

Meet these schools in London:

Law Schools	City	State	Program(s)	Table
American University Washington College of Law	Washington	D.C.	JD	307
Ave Maria School of Law	Naples	FL	JD	311
Boston University School of Law	Boston	MA	LLM	107
Brooklyn Law School	Brooklyn	NY	JD & LLM	203
University at Buffalo School of Law, The State University of New York	Buffalo	NY	JD & LLM	106
University of California, Berkeley, School of Law	Berkeley	CA	JD & LLM	102
University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) School of Law	Los Angeles	CA	LLM	105
Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Yeshiva University	New York	NY	LLM	103
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law	Orange	CA	JD	302
Columbia University School of Law	New York	NY	LLM	101
Cooley Law School	Lansing	MI	JD	305
Cornell Law School	Ithaca	NY	JD	303
Duke University School of Law	Durham	NC	LLM	300
The George Washington University Law School	Washington	D.C.	JD	312
University of Houston Law Center	Houston	TX	JD	306
University of Idaho College of Law	Moscow	ID	JD	304
Loyola Law School, Loyola Marymount University	Los Angeles	CA	JD & LLM	207
The University of Michigan Law School	Ann Arbor	MI	JD & LLM	202
University of Nevada, Las Vegas, William S. Boyd School of Law	Las Vegas	NV	JD & LLM	211
New England Law \| Boston	Boston	MA	JD & LLM	209
University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce School of Law	Concord	NH	JD	301
Northeastern University School of Law	Boston	MA	JD & LLM	308
Northwestern Pritzker School of Law	Chicago	IL	JD & LLM	210
Notre Dame Law School	Notre Dame	IN	JD & LLM	203
Pace University—Elisabeth Haub School of Law	White Plains	NY	JD & LLM	204
St. John’s University School of Law	Queens	NY	JD & LLM	212
University of San Diego School of Law	San Diego	CA	JD & LLM	207
University of Southern California, Gould School of Law	Los Angeles	CA	LLM	100
Stetson University College of Law	Gulfport	FL	LLM	104
Texas A&M University School of Law	Fort Worth	TX	JD & LLM	200
Tulane University Law School	New Orleans	LA	JD & LLM	208
Vanderbilt Law School	Nashville	TN	JD & LLM	205
University of Virginia School of Law	Charlottesville	VA	JD & LLM	201
Washington University School of Law	St. Louis	MO	JD & LLM	213

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to set up an account to register?

Setting up an account and completing your profile are required for forum registration. If you already have an account, you can use the same username and password to access registration. In addition to forum registration, you can use your account to apply online to nationally accredited JD and LLM programs in the U.S.

What should I wear?

How should I prepare to talk with law school representatives in person?

The Law School Admission Council (LSAC) is a not-for-profit organization based in the U.S. whose mission is to advance law and justice by promoting access, equity, and fairness in law school admission; to broaden the pathway into legal education; and to support law schools, law students, and the legal education community. We help aspiring law students around the world explore their options and navigate the journey to law school with trusted information, tools, resources, and guidance so they can make informed decisions.