Visit Campus
We are pleased to offer law school tours and class visits for interested prospective students to learn more about UCLA Law. Law school tours are offered year-round and class visits are offered each fall and spring semester, excluding holidays or campus breaks. Both tours and class visits can be experienced either in person or virtually. Please see below for more information. Our office is available via email (admissions@law.ucla.edu) or by phone (310-825-2080) should you have any questions or need any assistance.
Please note, in-person opportunities will be available to prospective students subject to COVID-19 related requirements stated at the bottom of this page.
Law School Tours
Whether you attend in person or virtually, tours allow you to see the full range of what we offer and give you an opportunity to ask questions about the school from current students and/or admissions counselors. Tours generally run from approximately 45 minutes to one hour.
Spring 2025 Schedule
Virtual
Wednesdays at 12:00 pm Pacific Time
In Person
Mondays and Fridays at 12:15 pm Pacific Time
To sign up for a tour, please click HERE.*
*Please note, we will not have a tour on the following dates: 2/10/25, 2/17/25, 3/28/25 and 4/4/25.
Class Visits
Experience UCLA Law from the perspective of a current student, whether you visit a class in person or observe virtually via livestream. Prospective students may attend up to one session of each course option.
Spring 2025 Schedule
Virtual
Wednesdays:
Property from 9:10 am - 10:25 am Pacific Time
In Person
Mondays:
Civil Rights from 10:35 am -12:00 pm Pacific Time
Fridays:
Copyright Law from 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Pacific Time
To sign up for a class visit, please click HERE.*
*Please note, we will not have class visits available on the following dates: 2/10/25, 2/17/25, 3/24/25 - 3/28/25, and 4/4/25.
If you try to sign up for a class but find that it is full, please contact us at admissions@law.ucla.edu.
- Getting to Campus
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Parking
- Rates and fees
- Short-term, pay-by-space parking
- Disabled parking (see Disabled Parking Options below)
- Motorcycle and scooter parking
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Commuting Options
- Using public transit
- Metro bus guide
- Ride-Hailing (Taxis, Lyft, Uber)
- How to Get to LAX from UCLA
- Biking
- Campus Maps
- Campus Services
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Programs and Events
- Recruitment events for J.D. and LL.M. programs
- Law school event calendar
- Accommodations
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Disabled Parking Options
Disabled parking is available at the pay-by-space stalls by the Law School along Charles E. Young Drive East, in designated for disabled parking in front of the school, in Lot A, and around Dickson Court.
You must display your disabled placard at all times when parking on campus.
Consult UCLA Visitor Parking for the current full-day parking fee for visitors with a disabled person parking placard or license plates.
Pay-by-space parking along the Law School Building:
- This parking area is very popular and may not be available by the late morning during the academic year.
Enter the campus at Wyton Drive off of Hilgard Avenue and turn left onto Charles E. Young Drive East - Find a vacant stall along the road - The nearest Parking Pay Stations are at the top and bottom of the hill
- Purchase your pass at the nearest Parking Pay Station and display your pass on the driver's side of your dashboard
- You will be along side the Law Building. Use an area map to orient yourself
Other parking options:
There are spaces in front of the Law School Building, in Lot A, and around Dickson Court which are designated for disabled parking.
- Drive to the Westholme Information Kiosk just inside of campus off of Westholme and Hilgard Avenues
- Speak with an attendant regarding Law School parking. The attendant will be able to determine availability and options
- Ask the attendant for directions to the Law Building
- Display your daily permit on the driver's side of your dashboard
- Once parked, use an area map to orient yourself
Disabled parking is also available in parking structures 2 and 3, both of which are about 1/4 mile from the Law School.
See also: Center for Accessible Education
- This parking area is very popular and may not be available by the late morning during the academic year.