What are the requirements to be admitted to the Law Society as a student-at-law?

You must (i) satisfy the requisite educational requirements, (ii) be over the age of 19, (iii) have arranged for an articling position with a qualified principal, and (iv) provided all necessary documentation and fees as directed by the Law Society.

What are the educational requirements necessary to qualify for admission to the Law Society as a student-at-law?

An applicant seeking admission to the Law Society as a student must have graduated from an approved Canadian law school or obtained a Certificate of Qualification from the National Committee on Accreditation not more than 3 years prior to the date they propose to commence their articles.

Is there a deadline to apply for admission as a student-at law?

Yes, applicants must submit a complete application to the Law Society no later than the second Monday in May to qualify for admission to the articling term commencing June 1st or before the second Monday in December for admission to the articling term commencing on January 30th.

What is the process for applying to be admitted by the Law Society as a student-at-law?

The process for applying for admission as a student is set out here: Lawyers & Students > Admission to the Profession

How much does it cost to apply for admission to the Law Society as a student-at-law?

The fee is currently $345.00 ($300.00 + $45.00 HST); however, this fee is subject to change and applicants should contact the Law Society to confirm the current fee prior to submitting their application.