New England Law Boston
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New England Law Boston

New England Law Boston was founded in 1908. It is a private law school in Boston, Massachusetts, USA.

University History

In 1908 New England Law Boston was founded. The institute was informally started when Arthur W. MacLean who was a graduate of the Boston University School of Law and a professor at Suffolk University Law School, decided to teach two young women who were already preparing for the Massachusetts Law bar examination. New England Law Boston was initially named Portia School of Law and was the only women's law school in the nation. The school achieved great success after a period of time and started admitting males too. In1969, the school was named New England Law Boston and also got accredited by the American Bar Association.

University Programs, Courses, and Schools

New England Law Boston offers 4 programs on campus. The campus offers wide learning opportunities and challenges to students. The 4 programs of New England Law Boston area-

Full-Time JD Program
Evening Part-Time JD Program
Day Part-Time JD Program
Flexible JD Program

University Achievements/ USP

New England Law Boston is ranked 147-193 among law schools in the nation and 55-70 among part-time schools by U.S. News & World Report. The college is ranked as 3rd best law school according to a Princeton Review. New England Law Boston is known for its teachings, wide variety of courses, and excellent performance.

University Notable Alumni

New England Law Boston’s alumni have expert alumni from different backgrounds who are there to serve based on their common passion and responsibility towards the university. The university has an extensive alumni network. Some of the alumni members are-

Blanche E. Braxton, the first African American woman to be admitted to the Massachusetts bar
Paula M. Carey, chief justice of the Massachusetts Trial Court
Susan J. Crawford, the first woman to be appointed to the United States Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, former Inspector General of the Department of Defense, and former Convening Authority of the Guantanamo Military Commissions
Dorothy Crockett, the first African American woman to be admitted to the Rhode Island bar
Thomas J. Curry, former comptroller at the United States Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
Brian Darling, director of United States Senate relations for the Heritage Foundation
Joseph R. Driscoll, Norfolk member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives
Mitchell Garabedian, a lawyer best known for representing victims during the Catholic priest sexual abuse scandal
Virgil Hawkins, activist best known for 'Florida ex Rel. Hawkins v. Board of Control' supreme court case
Glenn Kirschner, prosecutor and television commentator
Joseph Mondello, United States Ambassador to Trinidad and Tobago from 2018 to 2021
Wendy Murphy, attorney, professor, and author
James E. O'Neil, Rhode Island Attorney General, 1987 to 1993
Joseph Petty, mayor of Worcester, Massachusetts
Karyn Polito, Massachusetts lieutenant governor

University infrastructure & services

Campus

New England Law Boston law school's main academic building is a huge building located on Stuart Street in the Boston Theatre District, which consists of classrooms, faculty offices, law review offices, and the school's library. The clinic, admissions, administrative, and other offices are situated in the Bay Village on Church Street.

Libraries-

The library at New England Law Boston is an important part of the educational experience and an invaluable resource for students, faculty, staff, and alumni, but also for the broad community. The library offers a wide range of books and other materials and services to support academic studies and enhance research work at New England Law Boston. The libraries on campus have a vast collection of books, e-journals, e-books etc. University libraries are focused to provide high-quality library resources, programs, and services to the students. The library provides flexible and well-equipped surroundings for everyone's research and learning needs. The library supports the student learning experience, creation, and administration of knowledge, and also contributes to advancements in teaching and research programs.

Off-campus- New England Law Boston assists students in finding off-campus housing near University’s campus. They provide convenient housing to students, faculty, and staff nearby the university. The rental accommodation near the university includes Apartments, Suites, and sharing rooms.

Medical services-

New England Law Boston provides medical services in each of its health centers to students. The Health Services encourage students to live a healthy lifestyle in order to achieve their personal, academic, and career goals. They also maintain an emergency response team that responds immediately to any accidents or injuries involving any person on campus. Primary and urgent healthcare, health clearances, routine women’s healthcare, emergency response, and wellness education are all part of the services provided. The staff consists of certified physicians and nurses who are dedicated to their work and provide high-quality medical care to students.

Student’s clubs-

New England Law Boston offers a wide variety of student clubs and organizations that provide a wide range of opportunities for students to engross themselves. The university offers everything students need to stay active on campus. Some of the clubs are-

Debate Club
National Lawyers Guild
Environmental Law Society
Business Law Society
Art and Fashion Law Society

There are many other options also available to engross yourself on campus.

University location

154 Stuart St, Boston, MA 02116, United States

Top Landmarks-

Museum of African American History
Symphony Hall
Boston Common
Boston Irish Famine Memorial
Boston Public Garden
Boston Public Library
Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum
Charles River Esplanade
Faneuil Hall Marketplace
Granary Burying Ground
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
Massachusetts State House

International student’s info

Courses Offered-

New England Law Boston offers various programs. Some of the courses are-

Full-Time JD Program
Evening Part-Time JD Program
Day Part-Time JD Program
Flexible JD Program

Student Support-

The Student Support Centre at New England Law Boston provides international educational exchange via its services. It serves as the primary administrative, programming, and advising office for the international community. The office provides various services like-

immigration assistance and support to international students and exchange visitors through advising, programs, workshops and events.
serve as a guide for academic and administrative units in the collaboration, hiring, and sponsorship of international students and exchange visitors.
provides ongoing orientation and support services in a welcoming environment designed to help students in cultural adjustment.

Visa and Immigration Support-

Only people who are enrolled full-time in classes or are obtaining a degree are considered to be students for visa purposes. Individuals will probably have one of two types of non-immigrant status:

The J-1 Exchange Visitor Program has multiple categories in which foreign nationals may come to the United States to engage in research collaboration, instruction, and lecturing. The university offers three categories of Exchange Visitors: Professor, Research Scholar, and Short-Term Scholar.

Professor: A foreign national whose primary purpose is teaching, lecturing, observing, or consulting at post-secondary accredited academic institutions, museums, libraries, or similar types of institutions. A professor also may conduct research where authorized by the sponsor. (Minimum: 3 weeks; Maximum: 5 Years)
Research Scholar: A foreign national whose primary purpose is conducting research, observing, or consulting in connection with a research project at research institutions, corporate research facilities, museums, libraries, post-secondary accredited academic institutions, or similar types of institutions. A research scholar also may teach or lecture was authorized by the sponsor. (Minimum: 3 weeks; Maximum: 5 Years)
Short-Term Scholar: A foreign national who is a professor, research scholar, or person with similar education or accomplishments who enters the United States for a short-term visit for the purpose of lecturing, observing, consulting, training, or demonstrating special skills at research institutions, museums, libraries, post-secondary accredited academic institutions, or similar types of institutions. (Minimum: N/A; Maximum: 6 Months)
After you have been accepted to study at the university, you will receive a Form I-20 document in your admission package with your official admission letter and can begin the student visa application process.

How to apply for your F-1 visa-

Verify your information – Form I-20

A passport must match your name and date of birth (DOB)
Program dates match the length of the program you've selected
Immediately contact the university if any of your information is incorrect
Complete the online visa application – Form DS-160
Complete the online visa application
Print the application form confirmation page to bring to your interview
Photo – You will upload your photo while completing the online Form DS-160. Your photo must meet photograph requirements
Schedule an interview - at the U.S. embassy or consulate in the country where you live. You may schedule your interview at any U.S. embassy or consulate, but it may be difficult to qualify for a visa outside of your permanent residence. Wait times for interview appointments vary by location, season, and visa category. Apply for your visa as early as possible.
Pay the I-901 SEVIS fee before going to the U.S. embassy or consulate for your visa interview. The fee must be paid online.

Gather required documentation

Passport
Form I-20
Non-immigrant visa application
Form DS-160 confirmation page
I-901 SEVIS fee payment receipt
Attend your visa interview – be sure to take your required documents (and all documents your local U.S. consulate requires) to your visa interview.

Canadian citizens do NOT need to go to the U.S. consulate to obtain a visa to enter the U.S.

International Student Contact-

Office- Office of the Registrar
154 Stuart Street
Boston, MA 02116
Phone: 617-422-7215 (phone)

E-mail- [email protected]

Student life

Student society-

New England Law Boston’s student organizations or clubs are one of the best ideas to get involved in campus. Organizations are assembled under an arrangement of causes, identities, and interests. Student organizations at the New England Law Boston put on some of the most highly anticipated campus events and offer a wide range of opportunities for involvement and leadership every year. New England Law Boston offers a wide variety of student organizations, so there is something for each student.

Sports and Fitness-

New England Law Boston provides activities that promote healthy lifestyles and fitness for a huge population of students, faculty, and staff. The university provides various sports activities and fitness rooms to keep students fit and healthy. The university offers a wellness center, club sports, fitness rooms, aerobics rooms, etc.

Health & Wellbeing-

Health and Wellness at the New England Law Boston is to highlight the active process of change and growth that involves building resilience, persistence, and positivity in the phase of provocations. It is the initiative dedicated to helping students incorporate in an overall well-being experience across campus. They allow students to actively indulge in well-being activities that provide support to a holistic lifestyle. Through this initiative, students will learn and understand resources and they will also learn how to help others in need.

Residential Life-

On-campus housing at the New England Law Boston is not available. University also assists students in finding nearby accommodations hassle-free.

Food & drink-

New England Law Boston provides a dining hall on the campus. Dining is open to students, faculty, and staff. The dining plan offers different dining options which include special dietary menus such as vegetarian and low-fat food. The plans are designed to fit the busy schedule of students, the plan assists all dietary preferences by providing a wide range of dining options and healthy food options. There are a number of cafes and restaurants available nearby on campus which provides a huge variety to students.

Short-term getaways, weekend getaways

There are many short-term getaways near New England Law Boston to have fun and to spend holidays and weekends. Some of the places are-

Museum of African American History
Symphony Hall
Boston Common
Boston Irish Famine Memorial
Boston Public Garden
Boston Public Library
Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum
Charles River Esplanade
Faneuil Hall Marketplace
Granary Burying Ground
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
Massachusetts State House

There are many other options also available to have fun and enjoy on weekends.

Part-time jobs

The Career Center at New England Law Boston provides employment opportunities to students who want to earn money while studying to pay their expenses. The Office of Student Employment helps students find part-time work that not only builds their bank account, it is also on or near campus, and gives them a relevant and meaningful career experience that enhances their resume.

Student Safety

Crime Around the area-

New England Law Boston keeps safety at a priority. The University's Police Department provides 24/7 assistance to deter crime and increase personal safety and building security. A security desk is located in the lobby of each residence hall, which assists 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, to ensure the safety and identification of those entering and leaving the campus buildings. Students can call an officer to escort them anywhere on campus 24/7. The University is committed to providing a safe, secure living and learning environment for all students, faculty, and staff.

Famous courses

The famous courses at New England Law Boston area-

Full-Time JD Program
Evening Part-Time JD Program
Day Part-Time JD Program
Flexible JD Program

Campus Recruitment

Process-

The Placement Office at New England Law Boston has an award-winning placement team that is dedicated to supporting students throughout their placement search. The university hosts recruitment events to provide jobs to students. Students are also allowed to do part-time jobs on campus while studying.