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#Distance Learning

Notice to Prospective Students

Due to complexities in maintaining compliance with the current federal and state regulations on distance learning New York Law school is not able to accept registrations or applications for online classes from students who reside in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Indiana, Minnesota, and Wisconsin .

In addition to the states listed above, it is possible that New York Law School may not be able to accept registrations from students in other states as well, depending on the most recent state regulations.

If you have any questions about your individual situation, please contact Erin Bond, Assistant Dean, Academic Program Development, at Erin.Bond@nyls.edu .

Student Complaint Process

Option 1 Direct Complaint to NYLS

New York Law School desires to resolve student complaints and concerns in an efficient and fair manner. As a student enrolled in an online course at New York Law School, you are welcome to file a complaint regarding any aspect of the distance learning operations directly with New York Law School’s Graduate Programs Team.

• Hazel Weiser. Assistant Dean, Graduate Programs
• Erin Bond. Assistant Dean, Academic Program Development
• Jill Rodgers. Assistant Director for Graduate and Continuing Legal Education

Option 2 – Direct Complaint to Your State of Residence

If you prefer, you may file a complaint with your State. Below, you will find links to the Complaint Process for each state agency where NYLS currently accepts students. Please click on your state to be connected to the instructions and contact information: