Application Feedback
Spring has sprung at Fraser Hall, which means we are making decisions about the incoming class for September 2024. We are sending out offers of admission, as well as refusals, …
How do I Handle the Cost of Living in Victoria?
We have all read the news. Groceries are getting more expensive. Cars are getting more expensive. Housing is simply not affordable in most cities. We cannot deny that life has …
What to Do After Receiving an Offer
Congratulations if you have received an offer of admission! We love this time of year, witnessing so many people make a decision that will literally change the course of their …
Construction Progress!
Construction progress of the National Centre for Indigenous Laws from the South Entrance to Fraser Hall Construction progress of the National Centre for Indigenous Laws from Ring Road Construction …
While You are Waiting: Helpful Resources Around Victoria
George! It’s February. We are reviewing applications for admission as rapidly as possible. Some offers have been made. However, there are still a lot of offers yet to come. …
Save the Date: Dean’s Welcome Event
Save the Date! March 11th, 2024 from 9:00 am to 2:00pm The Dean’s Welcome Event at UVic Law is an exciting and informative day for both current and incoming students. …
Guest blog: Applying to UVic Law? Help us understand access to justice
Current UVic Law students (left to right) Rabia Malik, Jeremy Coleman, and Emily Chan When I hit send on my law school application, I felt a rush of excitement …
The Weight of the Personal Statement: How Important is it Really?
“GPA is weighted 50% and LSAT is weighted 50% in our evaluation process. Your personal statement may also be taken into account during the application assessment process.” The above language is …
Construction Progress!
Staff, faculty, and students at UVic Law have been keenly aware for a couple of years, that Fraser Hall has been under construction. We are all anticipating the completion of …
Spotlight: Victoria (Outside) in the Winter
It’s January – the middle of winter. In most of Canada, that means snow, cold, and short days. Victoria, as well, is receiving its annual winter dusting of snow this …