Albany Law School – New York Law Schools
Albany Law School is the nation’s oldest independent school of law. Founded in 1851, Albany Law has played an important role in the development of legal education in the United States.
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Albany Law School is located in the heart of the University Heights neighborhood, an area devoted to educational and public use that is easily accessible to the New York State Thruway, Interstate 90, Interstate 787, U.S. 20 or U.S. 9.
The 1928 Building, which houses the Admissions Office, classrooms and public spaces, is located at 80 New Scotland Avenue, not far from the Capitol.
The 2000 Building, which houses administrative offices, the Career Center, The Justice Center and the Government Law Center, is located at 2 Notre Dame Drive, adjacent to the 1928 Building.
