Brooklyn Law School information

Brooklyn Law School contact details

Country	United States of America
City	Brooklyn
Province	New York
Address	250 Joralemon Street
Postal code / Zip code	11201
Website	http://www.brooklaw.edu
Phone number	+1(718) 625-2200
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Fax number	+1(718) 780-0393

Brooklyn Law School General informations

Private / Public	Private
Primary religion	undefined
Year of foundation	1901
Number of employees
Number of students
School year	From August to May
Tuition Fees	National students:35,098-50,358 per year [USD]
Other locations/campus	-
Admission requirements	Bachelor Degree from approved college or university LSAT test
Academic languages	English

Brooklyn Law School officers and staff

Head (Interim Dean)	Maryellen Fullerton
Senior Administrative Officer (Vice Dean of Academic Affairs)	Christina Mulligan

Brooklyn Law School degree programs and certifications

1- Doctor's Degrees (Professional Practice)

Subjects:

Law

2- Master's Degree

Subjects:

Law

Brooklyn Law School divisions and departments

1- Law

Subjects:

Law

Brooklyn Law School overview

Brooklyn Law School is one of the most known universities in United States of America New York more exactly in Brooklyn.
The university is located in 250 Joralemon Street its zip code or postal code is 11201 ,can be joined on their phone number +1(718) 625-2200 or even by fax on +1(718) 780-0393 for more details and to check their latest news you can visit the univerisity website http://www.brooklaw.edu.
Brooklyn Law School is classed as Private school and has been founded in 1901.
Brooklyn Law School has an academic school year from August to May while its main language is English.
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