Sierra Leone Law School Instructs Applicants to Pay 50% Fees Before Admission

The Council of Legal Education and Sierra Leone Law School has announced that students must pay half of their fees before admission.

The Law School said that fees for this year will be NLe 25,000.

“Admitted applicants must pay at least fifty percent (50%) of the total fees before admission letters could be issued to them,” the Sierra Leone Law School said in a notice.

Applicants are advised to make their payments into the Sierra Leone Law School Fees Account at the Sierra Leone Commercial Bank on Siaka Stevens Street.

Every year hundreds of legal students from several universities in Sierra Leone apply to enter into the Sierra Leone Law School.

It is mandatory for legal students wanting to practice law in Sierra Leone to be certified by the school.