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University of New Brunswick - Faculty of Law
updated: February 2011
sources: University of New Brunswick, wiki
The University of New Brunswick Faculty of Law is a Canadian law school which
offers a bachelor of laws degree (LL.B.).
It is located in New Brunswick's capital city, Fredericton, and is one of
two law schools located in the province (the other being a French language
common-law school, La Faculté de droit de l'Université de Moncton).
The current Dean of the Faculty is Ian Peach. Former Puisne Justice of the
Supreme Court of Canada Gerard V. La Forest is the Distinguished Legal Scholar
in Residence.
Location:
University of New Brunswick
Ludlow Hall
41 Dineen Dr.
Fredericton, NB, Canada
E6L 1T9
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General Reference
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Applications Received
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950 (2010-2011)
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First Year Law Students Accepted
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80
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LSAT
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159 (2010) 150-178
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GPA
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3.8 on 4.3 scale (2010) range from 3.1--4.3
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Program Information
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Application Deadline (Regular)
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March 1
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Last LSAT Accepted
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February Test
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Application Fee
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$50
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Online Application
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University
of New Brunswick Application
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Tuition and Expenses
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$9,032/year
$1,500 (books/supplies)
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Regular Admission Requirements
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"...a degree from a recognized Canadian
university/degree from a non-Canadian university acceptable to UNB Law/three
years (or equivalent) of full-time academic study at a recognized Canadian
university
"...applicant with three or more years of university study must
have attained a minimum grade point average in university level academic
courses of 2.7 or better on a 4.3 scale)"
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Admission Committee Considerations
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- Based solely on Admissions Index score. To differentiate those with simmilar Admissions
Index, other factors include personal statements, resumes, and letters of recommendation.
Other factors considered include coping with long-term physical or sensory impairment,
learning English at a late age, extraordinary family responsibilities, multi- or bilingualism,
post-graduate study, academic honours, scholarly publications and other evidence of superior
writing skill, nature and extend of employment, extra-curricular and community activities
- Admissions Index determined by re-calculated GPA and highest LSAT score where GPA weighted
60% and LSAT weighted 40%
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Scholarships/Bursaries/Awards
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- $150,000 in entrance scholarships, including three Lord Beaverbrook scholarships worth
$18,000/year renewable
- Prince Edward Island Law Society and the Law Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador
- Lord Beaverbrook Scholarship, the Marie la Forest Scholarship, Stephen Smith Scholarship,
Torte Grude Scholarship, David Covert Entrance Scholarship, and the Gregory Bridges Scholarship.
- bursaries based on financial need/Faculty offers part-time employment to about 30 students who
work in the library and provide faculty with research and clerical assistance and IT support
Admissions
Guide (scroll to bottom of pdf for complete list)
Scholarships,
Prizes and Financial Aid
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Admissions Office
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Law Admissions Office, Faculty of Law
University of New Brunswick
PO Box 44271
Fredericton, NB
E3B 6C2
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Admissions Contact (Phone)
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(506) 453-4693
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Admissions Contact (Email)
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lawadmit[at]unb[·]ca
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