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New England Swing 2026

This website is for law school admission representatives only. This is not the correct website for prospective law student attendees. 
On behalf of Quinnipiac University School of Law, Roger Williams University School of Law, and Suffolk University Law School, we are delighted to once again host the New England Swing this September!

At this time, the full-swing registration is at capacity. If you would like to be added to a waitlist for the full swing should spots become available, please email Tori Hall or Marnie Anair. 

Both the Connecticut Law Fair and Boston Law Fair are still accepting individual registration:

 
 

New this year:

LSAC will offer an in-person training: Everything You Need to Prepare for ABA Reporting: Year-End Close and Planning Ahead on Wednesday, September 16 at Quinnipiac University. This full-day, hands-on workshop is designed for admissions teams responsible for completing and submitting the ABA Annual Report. Building on foundational ABA knowledge, the session focuses on the practical, detailed work required to successfully close out the current admissions year and prepare for the next.

Topics include:

  • Closing applications and archiving records
  • Reviewing and validating ABA report data points
  • Understanding the value of Correlation Studies
  • The Index Selection process

This workshop is recommended for experienced staff or those who have previously attended an ABA introduction session and are ready for deeper, operational execution.

Workshop Information & Registration 

Post-Event Saturday, September 19:

To kick off the start of recruitment season, we are organizing a meetup at a local bar shortly after the Boston Law Fair ends. The location will be sent via email to all admission representatives registered for the Boston Law Fair. We look forward to celebrating with you! 

The tabs below include additional information about each event. We encourage you to bookmark this page for easy reference as event details are updated and capacities are hit.