Advisers provide one-on-one assistance to help you make informed academic decisions throughout your college career.
Your Academic Advising team offers guidance on a variety of topics:
There are many ways to engage with your advisers:
You are encouraged to meet with an adviser as often as you like. You aren’t required to meet with an adviser to be cleared for course registration, however, most students meet with an adviser at least once a semester (typically prior to course registration).
Whether you are on the fence about taking the LSAT, you have been abiding by the pre-health curricular recommendations since your first semester, or thinking of pursuing an MBA, these helpful resources will help you learn more about your post-baccalaureate options and how to best prepare now and throughout your college career.
Stern offers a number of resources if you are interested in learning about law school, exploring careers in the field, and if you are in the process of actively applying.
Advising: Schedule an appointment with Kevin Valliere to discuss pre-law offerings at Stern and in the broader NYU community.
If you are planning on applying to law school and you require a Dean's Certification, please submit a Dean's Certification Request Form to the Stern Undergraduate Advising Pre-Law team member at least 2 weeks before the deadline. (Please note that most law schools now accept digital forms, and so the envelope may not be required.)
Pre-Law Information Packets:
In these packets, you will find pertinent information and specific articles regarding the law school application process, careers in law, and other helpful resources if you are planning for law school.
Other Resources:
Stern students interested in fulfilling requirements for postgraduate health careers—from medicine and dentistry to the allied-health professions—are encouraged to meet with a Stern adviser as early in their academic career as possible. You can also take advantage of the resources offered through the College of Arts and Science's Preprofessional Advising Center (726 Broadway, 7th Floor).
NYU has many resources available if you are considering applying to graduate school. Most strong MBA programs prefer to see students with work experience, but you can begin some preparations now if you are interested in other types of graduate programs or even certain MBAs. Those interested in a business subject Ph.D. should contact the appropriate Faculty Adviser to review course work. You can also visit the Wasserman Center for Career Development for more information on applying to graduate school, as well as the useful sites below.
