New Student Registration

Please confirm that you have disclosed all relevant information with regard to the fitness and character questions listed below, which you completed at the time of your application.

• Have you ever been disciplined in any way for any matter by any college, university, law school, or other institution of higher learning, or by any professor, administrator, employee, or entity representing any college, university, law school, or other institution of higher learning, or have you been allowed to withdraw from such an institution to avoid such discipline, whether or not the record of such action was retained in your file? (Discipline includes, without limitation, a letter or other written notice of reprimand or warning, suspension, expulsion, adjustment of grade, assignment of community service, any form of probation, or any other adverse action.) (Entity includes, without limitation, residential facilities or other facilities owned or managed by a college, university, law school, or other institution of higher learning.)
  
• Have you ever been arrested, cited, or ticketed for, or charged with any violation of the law? You may exclude minor traffic violations. You must report any offenses involving alcohol or drugs, any failure to maintain motor vehicle financial responsibility (aka No Insurance or No Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance), and any offenses in which there was an attempt, whether successful or not, to suspend or revoke your driver's license. You must report any failure-to-appear charges resulting from the offense.
  
• Have you ever been convicted of an offense, placed on probation, or granted deferred adjudication or any type of pretrial diversion in any jurisdiction? You may exclude minor traffic violations. You must report any offenses involving alcohol or drugs, any failure to maintain motor vehicle financial responsibility (aka No Insurance or No Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance), and any offenses in which there was an attempt, whether successful or not, to suspend or revoke your driver's license. You must report any failure-to-appear charges resulting from the offense.
  

Failure to provide truthful answers, failure to inform the Office of Admissions of any changes to your answers, and/or failure to update the law school after enrollment may result in revocation of admission or disciplinary action by the law school. Furthermore, you may be denied permission to practice law by the state to which you seek admission. It is your responsibility to research the fitness and character, and other qualifications for the state(s) in which you intend to practice.