Albany Law School’s policy concerning career services provided to students and graduates from other law schools is as follows:
Reciprocity requests will be considered from November 30 - June 30. Eligibility for reciprocity privileges includes third-year students/graduates of ABA - accredited law schools that allow Albany Law School third-year students/graduates use of their facilities. Reciprocity services are not available to first- or second-year students. Reciprocity services are granted on an even exchange basis. Law schools that request reciprocity must match each request with an Albany Law student/graduate being granted reciprocity at that school. Requests for reciprocity must be received via email/letter from a career services representative; it should include the date of graduation. Reciprocity entitles a visitor to use reciprocity services for three months from the date of the letter approving reciprocity. Services available to reciprocity student/graduates include access to the Career Center resources available in the Career Library for a period not to exceed three months from the date of the letter of approval. Services not available to reciprocity students/graduates include: counseling services; Internet access; password-protected services and online job listings; computers; telephones; and job placement programs. Reciprocity students/graduates may not participate in on-campus interviewing or resume collections. Visitors granted reciprocity should present the email/letter approving reciprocity to a Career Planning representative upon arrival. If any unforeseen problems arise with a reciprocity student or graduate, Albany Law reserves the right to terminate the exchange.
Reciprocity requests will be considered from November 30 - June 30. Eligibility for reciprocity privileges includes third-year students/graduates of ABA - accredited law schools that allow Albany Law School third-year students/graduates use of their facilities. Reciprocity services are not available to first- or second-year students.
Reciprocity services are granted on an even exchange basis. Law schools that request reciprocity must match each request with an Albany Law student/graduate being granted reciprocity at that school.
Requests for reciprocity must be received via email/letter from a career services representative; it should include the date of graduation. Reciprocity entitles a visitor to use reciprocity services for three months from the date of the letter approving reciprocity.
Services available to reciprocity student/graduates include access to the Career Center resources available in the Career Library for a period not to exceed three months from the date of the letter of approval.
Services not available to reciprocity students/graduates include: counseling services; Internet access; password-protected services and online job listings; computers; telephones; and job placement programs. Reciprocity students/graduates may not participate in on-campus interviewing or resume collections.
Visitors granted reciprocity should present the email/letter approving reciprocity to a Career Planning representative upon arrival.
If any unforeseen problems arise with a reciprocity student or graduate, Albany Law reserves the right to terminate the exchange.
Albany Law School - Career Center80 New Scotland AvenueAlbany, New York 12208Fax: 518-472-5846Email: careers@albanylaw.edu