International Law School
Novus Law School is the Graduate and Undergraduate Law School of Novus University. Novus University is an International Web-Based Private Postsecondary Educational Institution. Novus University has no campus or resident programs or locations or public facilities. The School maintains Mail and Information Centers Worldwide as needed for communication purposes. All mail and information facilities are for communication services only. The Novus University communications centers are not Campuses, Learning Centers, or open public facilities. All Novus University Degrees are awarded online via the World Wide Web (www), under the Authority of the Novus University Board of Directors as a Web-Based International School. Novus University students come from diverse political, social, and religious backgrounds. As a Web-Based School, Novus is NOT part of any Single Geo-Political System, Nation, Social, or Religious System. Novus University is an open school, Multicultural, Non-Partisan, secular institution open to individuals from all Cultures, Systems, Nations, Religions, and Political Systems.
Certified Law School Admission
At Novus Law School, we understand the importance of clear timelines in the admission process. Applicants who meet the minimum educational requirements can be admitted on a year-round basis, subject to the availability of a degree term. Our admissions process enables applicants to confirm their admission through a university interview and a statement of education, ensuring they meet the minimum pre-law educational qualification requirements. Once certified and deemed eligible for registration, an applicant can register and start law school within the next available degree term. The applicant must verify all requisite education and provide two letters of recommendation to the law school through the portfolio within 90 days after registration and the start date of the degree term. No documentation is collected until after registration is complete in a program. We do not hold pending applications or collect documentation for non-registered or incomplete applicants. Only registered and graduate records are maintained on file.
Transfer Credit or Course Exemption (CE)
Transfer credits from other law schools will only be evaluated at the Office of Admissions & Registration after registration. We do not provide pre-evaluations for applicants seeking CE or credit transfer options. Such evaluations will only be conducted for registered students through the university portfolio, with no exceptions. The Novus curriculum can be reviewed in the online catalog, and you can compare the courses you have taken to determine if those courses are aligned with the Novus courses. As a general rule, Juris Doctor and Executive Juris Doctor courses are the same, no matter what educational institution you previously attended. Therefore, if the course listed on your transcript does not appear on the Novus course list, then it will likely not transfer.
The law school's policy regarding transfer credits is outlined as follows:
After enrollment, students must complete the formal university portfolio, which documents the entrance requirements. At this phase, we will evaluate your student copy transcripts from other institutions to determine if course exemptions are applicable. This process involves a thorough review of your previous grades and a comparison of the course content with our curriculum. Please note that we reserve the right to refuse transfer credits for course exemptions. The University Registrar will evaluate any disputes, and the University Dean will make the final decision regarding the acceptance of transfer credits. Additionally, no work-life experience will be considered for exemption from any courses in any degree program.
Program Materials
Novus University utilizes various authoritative sources for Core Law and Elective Course completion, including professional manuals or texts, published research papers, government-generated manuals or documents, School or college texts, Law library texts or authoritative books, and videos. Students at Novus Law School have access to one of the largest online legal research libraries. This resource offers the same tools and databases that courts, judges, and attorneys rely on daily for case research and access to up-to-date legal information.
In addition to primary research materials, the library offers tutorials, articles, and regular updates on case outcomes and new court decisions both nationally and internationally. This ensures students always have the most current information available when completing research and assignments. The library also includes resources to support self-study examinations, with references to additional study guides, books, and materials. By using the online library, students gain valuable experience with the same research methods and tools practiced by attorneys and judges in the legal profession. Novus Law School provides free downloadable eBooks for all core curriculum courses through the University Library. These eBooks are issued one course at a time to align with students’ studies. Specialized law books required for the Final Project or non-core courses must be purchased separately by the student. To support success, it is strongly recommended that students purchase or rent a legal dictionary and consider additional supplemental study materials to deepen their understanding of the coursework. Note that no extra books or materials are included in the Free Textbook Program beyond the core eBooks provided.
Suspensions
Any student falling more than thirty (30) days past due on any amounts due to the School will be placed on suspension. While on suspension, the student will not have any submitted coursework graded or returned, will not be able to receive course materials, and will be denied all rights and privileges of Novus University students. When the student brings the account up to date, the School will restore the student to active status. If, within sixty (60) days following the suspension for past-due amounts, the student has still not brought the account current with Novus University, the student will be dismissed from the School. Dismissed student who reapply for admission may, at the discretion of the School, have their previous tuition payments applied to the then-current tuition amounts due and payable. Students who are dismissed and subsequently re-admitted at a later date will be subject to the academic requirements, tuition, and other costs in effect at the time of re-admission.
Dismissal
Students may be dismissed for: Failure to meet minimum program standards. Failure to submit any course completion works to the School for a period of six months, except in cases where the student is taking an approved Leave of Absence. Plagiarism or false statements with respect to the completion of course assignments. Non-payment of any amounts due to the School according to standards set forth under SUSPENSIONS. Students dismissed for academic or failure to complete studies and/or follow Law School Policy are still responsible for financial obligations of tuition, materials, and/or program fees financed through Novus or Novus Subsidiaries.
Program Mentors & Student Service Advisors
At Novus Law School, your success is supported by both Program Mentors and Student Services Advisors.
Our Program Mentors serve as course content advisors and tutors, guiding you through your core courses and subject matter. They oversee the grading of your papers, tests, and examinations, and are available to answer questions about your individual courses and coursework. Communication with your Mentor and instructors typically takes place online—via the internet, email, or telephone—providing flexible support throughout your studies. Program Mentors are experienced professionals, including practicing and retired attorneys, judges, legal professionals, and select Novus graduates. Their real-world expertise ensures that you are learning from those with practical, applied legal knowledge.
In addition, Student Services Advisors are here to assist you with all administrative needs. Available by email and phone, they help facilitate the distribution of course materials and eBooks, provide support with exam login and submissions, and address any administrative questions that may arise. Their role is to ensure your studies run smoothly from start to finish.
Together, Program Mentors and Student Services Advisors create a strong support system—helping you stay on track academically while making your learning experience as seamless as possible.
Student Records
The School will maintain a file on each student containing a record of academic performance and appropriate supporting documentation. The student file shall also include any information required for the completion of the application process and graduation. All student files will remain confidential and are accessible only to a limited number of School personnel. Student file information will not be released to other parties without the student's written authorization. No documentation is collected until after registration is complete in a program. We do not hold pending applications or collect documentation for non-registered or incomplete applicants. Only registered and graduate records are maintained on file.
Grading
Designed for Student Success Our grading system is more than just numbers—it’s a framework to help students stay accountable, build confidence, and ensure readiness for professional success. By combining traditional grading with supportive options such as Pass/No Pass evaluations and opportunities for make-up work, Novus ensures that every student has the tools to complete their program and graduate with confidence.
At Novus University, we believe in a transparent, fair, and supportive grading system that is designed to help students succeed while maintaining the highest academic standards.
All courses are graded on a standard 4.0 scale, ensuring consistency and transparency:
Time Requirements & Continued Registration
Programs at Novus University are self-paced, with self-paced being defined as follows: (a) there is no classroom attendance required on a weekly or daily basis; (b) Law School work can be submitted as personal and professional commitments allow. Program Mentors may be able to predict the approximate amount of time that in necessary to complete the program, but in a self-paced program, it is the student who decides when the program goals will be achieved. The Juris Doctor (JD) programs are 24 Calendar months. If a student's degree program has not been completed within the specified degree term, tuition is charged on a month-to-month basis; see the program fees section of this online catalog. The extended monthly tuition has been established to provide students with the flexibility to complete their remaining course requirements on a month-to-month basis, without incurring the additional full-term tuition cost for a degree. This allows for flexibility in completing any outstanding courses or requirements.
Tuition for Degree Programs
The tuition rate for each degree program is determined at the time of registration. Tuition includes curriculum design, course instruction, Program Mentor guidance, and administrative counseling, as well as student manuals, one free electronic eBook for each core course, and access to the Westlaw online world-class research library for case reference and study. The tuition rate does not include costs for examinations, portfolio, financial aid options, textbooks for final academic papers, or graduation fees. These additional fees are charged as services are rendered and can be reviewed in the Program Fees section of this catalog under "Prospective Student / Tuition and Fees."
Licenses and Credentials
Novus University's degree programs are not designed to meet any specific local, state, or national licensing or credentialing requirements, nor do they meet the requirements established by any private, independent professional associations. Suppose licensing is the objective of a degree program. In that case, applicants are advised to check the standards of their particular state, school district, professional association, and relevant agencies for specific licensing requirements before completing registration.
Specialized Practice or Certification
The admission to specialized practice or certification to practice before any city, state, or federal government Agency, Court, Tribunal, Commission, or Private or Professional Association is determined by rules promulgated by that city, state, or federal government Agency, Court, Tribunal, Commission, or Private or Professional Association. Rules and regulations concerning admission or certification and/or qualification to practice should be obtained directly from any entity to which the student may intend to seek admission or certification to practice. Additional requirements that may affect admissions or certification include pre-legal education, personal character and reputation, citizenship, prior criminal convictions, and child support payments. Novus University applicants are advised to determine that they meet all educational requirements, professional or other requirements that may apply to them prior to Novus University admission. Novus University does not guarantee passing of admissions or certification examinations. Novus University does not guarantee qualification for admission to specialized practice or certification to practice before any city, state, or federal government Agency, Court, Tribunal, Commission, or Private or Professional Association.
Admission to the Practice of Law
Admission to the practice of law in the United States of America is regulated by the State Bar Examiners. Each State establishes its own requirements for bar admission, including pre-legal education, law school approvals, and individual qualifications of the candidate, including moral qualification and fitness. The majority of states require graduation from a Law school accredited by the American Bar Association or approved by the state bar. The American Bar Association does not approve online or Distance Education Schools or Programs. Seven (7) states allow apprenticeship as a method for meeting all or part of admission requirements. Novus will assist Novus University Graduates who establish apprenticeship programs with practicing licensed attorneys by providing law text selection instruction and curriculum assistance, as well as law subject exam assistance for the supervising attorney. Assistance is provided through the Novus Apprenticeship Assistance Program. Novus University does not guarantee the success of a Law apprenticeship or acceptance by any state bar of the apprenticeship. Novus University does not supply apprenticeship attorneys or guarantee the successful completion of an apprenticeship program. Novus does not guarantee that upon completion of an apprenticeship, it will meet eligibility for any bar admission. It is the obligation of the apprentice to meet state bar regulations for the admission to practice of law, and it is the apprentice's obligation and responsibility to determine prior to commencement of an Apprenticeship that the apprenticeship meets all state bar requirements of the state in which the apprentice is seeking admission. Novus University is not approved by the American Bar Association or any state bar committee for the purpose of qualifying for bar admission. Novus University makes no claim, representation, guarantee, or warranty concerning the admission of practice and information provided herein is not guaranteed, is subject to change or modification by the state, without notice, and this information is furnished as information ONLY; it is the obligation of the individual or apprentice to verify it.
Refunds & Withdrawals
Novus University will have earned the entire contract amount after the student has been enrolled in the degree program for 31 days. The student is responsible for payment of any and all outstanding obligations to the School.
Students who withdraw from the School must complete the official university withdrawal form and include a statement or evidence of the reason for withdrawal. Suppose a student withdraws from a degree program within thirty (30) days of the enrollment date. In that case, a tuition refund will be minus the Withdraw fee, the non-refundable Registration fee, and the Finance Option fee, if the finance option was selected at registration. The refund will be granted subject to the 30-day prorated schedule of the balance as follows. The enrollment date is the date the registration is received, paid, and processed.
Novus Law School is the Graduate and Undergraduate Law School of Novus University. Novus University is an International Web-Based Private Postsecondary Educational Institution. Novus University has no campus or resident programs or locations or public facilities. The School maintains Mail and Information Centers Worldwide as needed for communication purposes. All mail and information facilities are for communication services only. The Novus University communications centers are not Campuses, Learning Centers, or open public facilities. All Novus University Degrees are awarded online via the World Wide Web (www), under the Authority of the Novus University Board of Directors as a Web-Based International School. Novus University students come from diverse political, social, and religious backgrounds. As a Web-Based School, Novus is NOT part of any Single Geo-Political System, Nation, Social, or Religious System. Novus University is an open school, Multicultural, Non-Partisan, secular institution open to individuals from all Cultures, Systems, Nations, Religions, and Political Systems.
Certified Law School Admission
At Novus Law School, we understand the importance of clear timelines in the admission process. Applicants who meet the minimum educational requirements can be admitted on a year-round basis, subject to the availability of a degree term. Our admissions process enables applicants to confirm their admission through a university interview and a statement of education, ensuring they meet the minimum pre-law educational qualification requirements. Once certified and deemed eligible for registration, an applicant can register and start law school within the next available degree term. The applicant must verify all requisite education and provide two letters of recommendation to the law school through the portfolio within 90 days after registration and the start date of the degree term. No documentation is collected until after registration is complete in a program. We do not hold pending applications or collect documentation for non-registered or incomplete applicants. Only registered and graduate records are maintained on file.
Transfer Credit or Course Exemption (CE)
Transfer credits from other law schools will only be evaluated at the Office of Admissions & Registration after registration. We do not provide pre-evaluations for applicants seeking CE or credit transfer options. Such evaluations will only be conducted for registered students through the university portfolio, with no exceptions. The Novus curriculum can be reviewed in the online catalog, and you can compare the courses you have taken to determine if those courses are aligned with the Novus courses. As a general rule, Juris Doctor and Executive Juris Doctor courses are the same, no matter what educational institution you previously attended. Therefore, if the course listed on your transcript does not appear on the Novus course list, then it will likely not transfer.
The law school's policy regarding transfer credits is outlined as follows:
- Students enrolling from other educational institutions must understand the importance of being in good standing with their previous institution. This is considered a reflection of your academic accountability.
- Students seeking CE credits must complete at least 50% of the Novus courses. No more than 50% of the credits/units will be allowed to transfer and be counted toward the graduation requirements.
- CE will only be granted for courses that have been completed with a letter grade of at least 'C' or higher, a number grade of 70 or higher. This is to ensure that the academic standards at Novus are maintained.
- Courses marked with a Pass/Fail grading criteria are not considered for CE.
- Paralegal Courses or certificate programs are not transferable.
- Any courses at another institution that have been separated into two sections, units, or courses require that both courses be completed and both courses receive a 'C' or higher.
- Novus will only transfer core courses listed in the course outline. No non-degree courses will transfer for replacement credit. Course descriptions must match the Novus course curriculum outline.
- No credit is awarded for courses or degrees completed outside the United States. These courses or degrees may be used to meet entrance requirements only.
After enrollment, students must complete the formal university portfolio, which documents the entrance requirements. At this phase, we will evaluate your student copy transcripts from other institutions to determine if course exemptions are applicable. This process involves a thorough review of your previous grades and a comparison of the course content with our curriculum. Please note that we reserve the right to refuse transfer credits for course exemptions. The University Registrar will evaluate any disputes, and the University Dean will make the final decision regarding the acceptance of transfer credits. Additionally, no work-life experience will be considered for exemption from any courses in any degree program.
Program Materials
Novus University utilizes various authoritative sources for Core Law and Elective Course completion, including professional manuals or texts, published research papers, government-generated manuals or documents, School or college texts, Law library texts or authoritative books, and videos. Students at Novus Law School have access to one of the largest online legal research libraries. This resource offers the same tools and databases that courts, judges, and attorneys rely on daily for case research and access to up-to-date legal information.
In addition to primary research materials, the library offers tutorials, articles, and regular updates on case outcomes and new court decisions both nationally and internationally. This ensures students always have the most current information available when completing research and assignments. The library also includes resources to support self-study examinations, with references to additional study guides, books, and materials. By using the online library, students gain valuable experience with the same research methods and tools practiced by attorneys and judges in the legal profession. Novus Law School provides free downloadable eBooks for all core curriculum courses through the University Library. These eBooks are issued one course at a time to align with students’ studies. Specialized law books required for the Final Project or non-core courses must be purchased separately by the student. To support success, it is strongly recommended that students purchase or rent a legal dictionary and consider additional supplemental study materials to deepen their understanding of the coursework. Note that no extra books or materials are included in the Free Textbook Program beyond the core eBooks provided.
Suspensions
Any student falling more than thirty (30) days past due on any amounts due to the School will be placed on suspension. While on suspension, the student will not have any submitted coursework graded or returned, will not be able to receive course materials, and will be denied all rights and privileges of Novus University students. When the student brings the account up to date, the School will restore the student to active status. If, within sixty (60) days following the suspension for past-due amounts, the student has still not brought the account current with Novus University, the student will be dismissed from the School. Dismissed student who reapply for admission may, at the discretion of the School, have their previous tuition payments applied to the then-current tuition amounts due and payable. Students who are dismissed and subsequently re-admitted at a later date will be subject to the academic requirements, tuition, and other costs in effect at the time of re-admission.
Dismissal
Students may be dismissed for: Failure to meet minimum program standards. Failure to submit any course completion works to the School for a period of six months, except in cases where the student is taking an approved Leave of Absence. Plagiarism or false statements with respect to the completion of course assignments. Non-payment of any amounts due to the School according to standards set forth under SUSPENSIONS. Students dismissed for academic or failure to complete studies and/or follow Law School Policy are still responsible for financial obligations of tuition, materials, and/or program fees financed through Novus or Novus Subsidiaries.
Program Mentors & Student Service Advisors
At Novus Law School, your success is supported by both Program Mentors and Student Services Advisors.
Our Program Mentors serve as course content advisors and tutors, guiding you through your core courses and subject matter. They oversee the grading of your papers, tests, and examinations, and are available to answer questions about your individual courses and coursework. Communication with your Mentor and instructors typically takes place online—via the internet, email, or telephone—providing flexible support throughout your studies. Program Mentors are experienced professionals, including practicing and retired attorneys, judges, legal professionals, and select Novus graduates. Their real-world expertise ensures that you are learning from those with practical, applied legal knowledge.
In addition, Student Services Advisors are here to assist you with all administrative needs. Available by email and phone, they help facilitate the distribution of course materials and eBooks, provide support with exam login and submissions, and address any administrative questions that may arise. Their role is to ensure your studies run smoothly from start to finish.
Together, Program Mentors and Student Services Advisors create a strong support system—helping you stay on track academically while making your learning experience as seamless as possible.
Student Records
The School will maintain a file on each student containing a record of academic performance and appropriate supporting documentation. The student file shall also include any information required for the completion of the application process and graduation. All student files will remain confidential and are accessible only to a limited number of School personnel. Student file information will not be released to other parties without the student's written authorization. No documentation is collected until after registration is complete in a program. We do not hold pending applications or collect documentation for non-registered or incomplete applicants. Only registered and graduate records are maintained on file.
Grading
Designed for Student Success Our grading system is more than just numbers—it’s a framework to help students stay accountable, build confidence, and ensure readiness for professional success. By combining traditional grading with supportive options such as Pass/No Pass evaluations and opportunities for make-up work, Novus ensures that every student has the tools to complete their program and graduate with confidence.
At Novus University, we believe in a transparent, fair, and supportive grading system that is designed to help students succeed while maintaining the highest academic standards.
All courses are graded on a standard 4.0 scale, ensuring consistency and transparency:
- A = 4.0 quality points (Excellent) / B = 3.0 quality points (Good) / C = 2.0 quality points (Satisfactory) / D = 1.0 quality point (Needs Improvement) / F = 0 quality points (Unsatisfactory)
- P (Pass) / NP (No Pass): Used for select courses and projects; does not affect GPA / I (Incomplete): A temporary grade that provides students additional time to finish coursework if needed; however, if unresolved incomplete requirements are not met, the grade may convert to F / W (Withdrawal): Assigned if a student withdraws from a course while maintaining a passing grade.
- Written essay exams/assignments are graded A through F, with higher expectations for performance and mastery. Students who receive a final grade lower than a D will be allowed to repeat the course through a makeup exam or remedial work, ensuring mastery of the material before progressing.
Time Requirements & Continued Registration
Programs at Novus University are self-paced, with self-paced being defined as follows: (a) there is no classroom attendance required on a weekly or daily basis; (b) Law School work can be submitted as personal and professional commitments allow. Program Mentors may be able to predict the approximate amount of time that in necessary to complete the program, but in a self-paced program, it is the student who decides when the program goals will be achieved. The Juris Doctor (JD) programs are 24 Calendar months. If a student's degree program has not been completed within the specified degree term, tuition is charged on a month-to-month basis; see the program fees section of this online catalog. The extended monthly tuition has been established to provide students with the flexibility to complete their remaining course requirements on a month-to-month basis, without incurring the additional full-term tuition cost for a degree. This allows for flexibility in completing any outstanding courses or requirements.
Tuition for Degree Programs
The tuition rate for each degree program is determined at the time of registration. Tuition includes curriculum design, course instruction, Program Mentor guidance, and administrative counseling, as well as student manuals, one free electronic eBook for each core course, and access to the Westlaw online world-class research library for case reference and study. The tuition rate does not include costs for examinations, portfolio, financial aid options, textbooks for final academic papers, or graduation fees. These additional fees are charged as services are rendered and can be reviewed in the Program Fees section of this catalog under "Prospective Student / Tuition and Fees."
Licenses and Credentials
Novus University's degree programs are not designed to meet any specific local, state, or national licensing or credentialing requirements, nor do they meet the requirements established by any private, independent professional associations. Suppose licensing is the objective of a degree program. In that case, applicants are advised to check the standards of their particular state, school district, professional association, and relevant agencies for specific licensing requirements before completing registration.
Specialized Practice or Certification
The admission to specialized practice or certification to practice before any city, state, or federal government Agency, Court, Tribunal, Commission, or Private or Professional Association is determined by rules promulgated by that city, state, or federal government Agency, Court, Tribunal, Commission, or Private or Professional Association. Rules and regulations concerning admission or certification and/or qualification to practice should be obtained directly from any entity to which the student may intend to seek admission or certification to practice. Additional requirements that may affect admissions or certification include pre-legal education, personal character and reputation, citizenship, prior criminal convictions, and child support payments. Novus University applicants are advised to determine that they meet all educational requirements, professional or other requirements that may apply to them prior to Novus University admission. Novus University does not guarantee passing of admissions or certification examinations. Novus University does not guarantee qualification for admission to specialized practice or certification to practice before any city, state, or federal government Agency, Court, Tribunal, Commission, or Private or Professional Association.
Admission to the Practice of Law
Admission to the practice of law in the United States of America is regulated by the State Bar Examiners. Each State establishes its own requirements for bar admission, including pre-legal education, law school approvals, and individual qualifications of the candidate, including moral qualification and fitness. The majority of states require graduation from a Law school accredited by the American Bar Association or approved by the state bar. The American Bar Association does not approve online or Distance Education Schools or Programs. Seven (7) states allow apprenticeship as a method for meeting all or part of admission requirements. Novus will assist Novus University Graduates who establish apprenticeship programs with practicing licensed attorneys by providing law text selection instruction and curriculum assistance, as well as law subject exam assistance for the supervising attorney. Assistance is provided through the Novus Apprenticeship Assistance Program. Novus University does not guarantee the success of a Law apprenticeship or acceptance by any state bar of the apprenticeship. Novus University does not supply apprenticeship attorneys or guarantee the successful completion of an apprenticeship program. Novus does not guarantee that upon completion of an apprenticeship, it will meet eligibility for any bar admission. It is the obligation of the apprentice to meet state bar regulations for the admission to practice of law, and it is the apprentice's obligation and responsibility to determine prior to commencement of an Apprenticeship that the apprenticeship meets all state bar requirements of the state in which the apprentice is seeking admission. Novus University is not approved by the American Bar Association or any state bar committee for the purpose of qualifying for bar admission. Novus University makes no claim, representation, guarantee, or warranty concerning the admission of practice and information provided herein is not guaranteed, is subject to change or modification by the state, without notice, and this information is furnished as information ONLY; it is the obligation of the individual or apprentice to verify it.
Refunds & Withdrawals
Novus University will have earned the entire contract amount after the student has been enrolled in the degree program for 31 days. The student is responsible for payment of any and all outstanding obligations to the School.
Students who withdraw from the School must complete the official university withdrawal form and include a statement or evidence of the reason for withdrawal. Suppose a student withdraws from a degree program within thirty (30) days of the enrollment date. In that case, a tuition refund will be minus the Withdraw fee, the non-refundable Registration fee, and the Finance Option fee, if the finance option was selected at registration. The refund will be granted subject to the 30-day prorated schedule of the balance as follows. The enrollment date is the date the registration is received, paid, and processed.
| # of Days Since Date of Registration | Tuition Refund % |
|---|---|
0-3 |
100% |
4-7 |
75% |
8-15 |
50% |
16-21 |
25% |
22-30 |
15% |
Over 30 Days |
0% |
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