Visiting the Law School
The Law School encourages applicants and prospective students to visit
the new David A. Harrison III Law Grounds, located
about two hours from the Washington D.C. area, in Charlottesville,
Virginia. Visitor parking is available at the Law School grounds (see map
of school to view visitor parking); ask for a parking pass at the
Clay Hall Reception desk.
For more information on the Charlottesville and University communities,
view our online guide to Charlottesville and the Law School, Home
Sweet C'ville.
Tours: Law School tours will be offered at the reception desk in Clay Hall at 1 p.m. each weekday from June 6 through Aug. 15. The schedule is subject to change, so interested parties should check here for updates. There will be no tour July 4.
Admission Information Sessions: The Admissions Office will hold an information session each Friday at 2 p.m. from June 6 through Aug. 15 (except July 4). There are several construction projects ongoing throughout the Law School while classes are out of session, so ask the Clay Hall receptionist on the date of the session for the session location. The June 6 session will be held in room WB 121. For more information, please call the Admissions Office at (434) 924-7351 or e-mail lawadmit@virginia.edu. For information on lodging and making the most of your visit to Charlottesville, visit Home Sweet C'ville.
Tour the University Rotunda and Lawn: Tours are free and meet daily at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 3 p.m., and 4 p.m. inside the main entrance of the Rotunda. More
GETTING TO THE LAW SCHOOL
THE GROUNDS
The David A. Harrison III Law Grounds reflect a recent $46 million
expansion and renovation project funded entirely by private support
from alumni and friends. The Law Grounds feature new classrooms, seminar
rooms, and moot courtrooms; comprehensive computer facilities; an expanded
library with a three-story reading room; new dining facilities; attractive
offices for student organizations; and numerous student lounges. Surrounded
by inviting gardens and an elegant, tree-lined lawn, the setting reflects
Jeffersons conviction that locating an intellectual community
within a beautiful environment fosters learning and personal growth. Map
LAW LIBRARY TOURS
Law library tours are available
to classes and other student groups, including those outside the Law
School who need access to legal materials. Librarians can provide general
orientation tours or explain specialized areas of the collection. Contact
reference (434-924-3384) to arrange a tour of the library.