Transfer Students Law School Admissions

Transfer Students
Transfer students from other accredited law schools may be admitted to Cooley Law School if they are in good standing with their law schools, their programs are comparable, and they meet Cooley's definition of good standing.
Credits for courses with grades less than satisfactory (C or 2.0) are not transferable. Cooley typically permits students to transfer no more than 30 credit hours. Students may be able to transfer up to 45 credit hours with permission.
Transfer students are eligible for scholarships based on their entering credentials or their class rank at the school from which transfer occurs - whichever is higher.
For more information, contact admissions@cooley.edu. Click here to apply.
Additional Transfer Application Requirements:
- An updated Credential Assembly Service (CAS) report with your prior law school matriculation.
- An official transcript posting your undergraduate degree updated in your CAS report.
- An official transcript from the ABA-accredited or state-accredited law school you attended. For scholarship consideration, please have your school include class rank on your law school transcript.
- A letter of good academic standing from the law school you attended.
- A letter of good character from the Dean/Registrar of the law school you attended stating there were no disciplinary issues during your enrollment.
- A personal statement explaining your reasons for transfer.
- Course syllabi and description from classes that are two years old or less.
- A completed Transfer Credit Determination Form.