The North Carolina Central University School of Law is dedicated to providing a comprehensive, practice-oriented legal education that fosters justice, excellence, and diversity. Known for advancing opportunities for underrepresented communities, the law school prepares students to excel in various legal settings through a robust curriculum and hands-on experience.
North Carolina Central University School of Law is fully accredited by the American Bar Association (ABA), affirming our commitment to maintaining the highest standards in legal education. Accreditation by the ABA ensures that our programs meet rigorous criteria for curriculum, faculty, facilities, and student support, providing our graduates with the qualifications needed to pursue legal practice in any jurisdiction across the United States.
The NCCU School of Law is a nationally ranked leader in legal education, offering an array of clinical courses and opportunities that prepare practice-ready graduates for careers in public service, the private sector, and business.
The Clinical Legal Education Program of the North Carolina Central University School of Law is committed to producing excellent attorneys who are sensitive to addressing the needs of people and communities that are traditionally underserved and under-represented by the legal profession.
In support of NCCU School of Law’s mission, the Law Library provides information services and resources that promote the performance of high-quality legal research by our students, faculty, staff, and community.
The TLPC equips lawyers to use technology ethically, enhancing legal practice and expanding access to services for underserved communities.
The SJREI tackles systemic racism and inequality through interdisciplinary solutions, promoting a just and inclusive society for all.
The NCCU School of Law Faculty consists of over 70 tenured, tenure track, clinical and adjunct professors.
Our talented staff members are dedicated to helping Law School students achieve their goals in legal education.
