Online Admissions at Tulane Law School
We offer three annual opportunities to start our online Master of Jurisprudence programs at Tulane Law School in order to accommodate the needs of as many prospective students as possible. Review the upcoming deadlines and start dates, and choose the application timeline that works best for you.
Spring 2025 Term Application Deadlines
Application Deadline | Start Date |
December 23, 2024 | January 6, 2025 |
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Application Requirements for Tulane Online
To start your application to the online MJ in Labor & Employment Law, online MJ in Energy Law, or online MJ in Environmental Law programs, follow the instructions on the Application Page.
Required Application Materials
- Online application
- Resume
- Personal statement/statement of goals
- One letter of recommendation
- TOEFL score (international applicants only—minimum overall score of 90)
- Official grade transcripts
- Note: Include undergraduate degree(s), master’s degrees (if applicable) and any other degrees you have earned
- Important: Transcripts we receive must be official, meaning they will be sent directly to us from the university. They can be sent electronically or via regular mail (see below). If you have official transcripts in their original, sealed envelope from the university, you may send those to us via regular mail; be sure not to open the envelope. If the seal is broken, they are no longer considered official
- Request official transcripts be sent only to the two addresses listed below, and not to any other Tulane mailing or email address, or MJ Admissions will not receive your transcripts and your application will not be complete.
- Request electronic transcripts be emailed only to: mj@tulane.edu
- Request physical transcripts be mailed only to:Tulane Law SchoolATTN: MJ Admissions6329 Freret StreetNew Orleans, LA 70118
Download an Application Checklist
Our application checklists are brief, one-page takeaways that help you successfully complete your application to the online master’s degree programs at Tulane Law School.