We believe the best way to experience the vibrancy of the law school is by enjoying a visit to both or either of our unique campuses. Unfortunately, visits have been suspended until further notice due to ongoing precautions that Rutgers University is currently operating under in light of the national response to the Covid-19 virus. Continue to check here for the return of the online sign-ups to schedule your visit.

In the meantime, you can connect with admissions representatives and learn more about Rutgers Law during our virtual events:

 

Admissions Updates During Covid-19

 

Our Locations

Rutgers Law School's dynamic locations in Camden and Newark are ideal for aspiring attorneys. Whichever New Jersey campus you choose, you'll have access to two major legal and economic hubs, Philadelphia and New York City.

Both Camden and Newark offer the student-centered experience and personal attention of a smaller law school with all the resources, educational opportunities, and reputational advantages of a large, nationally-known law school.

Graduate housing is available at both locations.

  • Camden

 

 

 

 

Within the heart of a major metropolitan area, Rutgers Law's Camden location boasts the best of two vibrant cities: Camden and Philadelphia. The welcoming Rutgers–Camden campus is comfortable (combining green space with urban convenience) and compact (everything’s within a 10-minute walk). Just steps away from a vibrant waterfront district with breathtaking views of Philadelphia, our Camden location puts you within minutes of everything the region offers. It’s all right here: the arts, history, sports, culture, restaurants, and some of the best career-building internships and civic engagement options in the nation.

 

  • Newark

 

 

 

 

Students in Newark enjoy a lively campus experience in New Jersey’s largest city. Within walking distance of the law school, you will find the Newark Museum, NJ Performing Arts Center, downtown arts district, a professional sports arena, and a wide selection of eclectic restaurants. It’s a short walk to Penn Station, where New York City, and all it offers, is a quick train ride away.