Nashville School Of Law

Good law school! $40k instead of $200k everywhere else for the same exact degree and likely ROI for the degree amidst perhaps even more elite legal mind professors!

Grateful for this institution and the staff and the faculty.

A great school. My instructors were passionate about their students and the staff was very responsive.

My daughter is in her 2nd yr here and loves it.

I applied to NSL since December 2020. I noticed that everytime I am the one having to reach out to Chip for updates. Only sometimes to find out that they forgot to notify me of other additional items that they needed. He kept apologizing for not effectively communicating with me. If I didnt reach out just now to find out why I wasn't being communicated with, I wouldn't even know that there was no seat for me in this year's class. My portal up to this day still says in review, yet his response just now to my follow up email was that there was no more seat.
Very disappointed with the level of professionalism and communication from admissions.

I feel like I got the best legal education at NSL. Better than ABA Accredited Law Schools. My father used to say, those who can't do teach. At NSL, the professors/teachers ACTUALLY DO what they teach. They are ALL practicing lawyers, judges, and TN Supreme Court Justices. It was a very valuable experience. Hard, but nothing worth having is easy to get. I have a lot of love for them.

I recently called NSL to ask a simple question of the rules of ethics and someone the receptionist directed me to a professor of law that person was asked a the simple question they stated they are in no way an expert in the law yet I just remembered that I called A SCHOOL OF LAW! That doesn’t speak very well for that educational entity if they can not answer as simple question if an attorney violates a rule of professional conduct located in the model rule of scope and representation if it is criminal or civil. WOW! How can you even get ready for a career in Law if you don’t know the rules to practice it. Based on my personal experience that I just had.