Visit Vanderbilt Law

We want to meet you! Use this page to find on-campus and virtual events, plan your trip, and learn more about Nashville.

Prospective students are welcome to contact the Admissions Office.

Vanderbilt Front Entrance

On-Campus Events

Student-guided group tours are available for registration on our calendar. Student-led building tours will be Group tours and class visits will not be held when classes are not in session. 

Please note:

  • The Admissions Office will be closed on the following dates: May 27, June 19, July 4, September 2, November 28 - 29, December 24-31, 2024. 

Building Tours

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Off-Campus Events (In-Person and Virtual)

Each year, representatives from Vanderbilt Law School attend recruitment events throughout the country and host virtual information sessions through the fall semester. 

Planning Your Trip

  • Traveling to Nashville

    Nashville International Airport is less than 10 miles from campus and served by most major airlines. Vanderbilt is an approximately 4-hour drive from Atlanta and a 3-hour drive from Birmingham, Knoxville, Louisville, and Memphis. 

  • Parking

    Campus visitors and Vanderbilt community members can use hourly paid parking spaces in select parking lots and garages across campus for short-term and visitor parking needs. These spaces are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week and are marked with ParkMobile signs. Parking is $9.00/hour as of July 2024.  All pay by phone transactions will incur a $0.45 transaction fee, including each extension of parking.  

    The closest parking lots with paid parking spaces include Lot 5A (parking spots #10 - 15) and Lot 5B (spots #97 - 102). For more information, consult the Vanderbilt campus map. If spaces are not available, please visit Parking Services for Visitor Parking information.

  • Hotels

    There are several hotels near campus; review our list of accommodations to learn more. 

Exploring Nashville

Our students put together a comprehensive map for incoming students below that features an exhaustive list of places to live, shop, and eat.

For additional information, check out Vanderbilt's introduction to Nashville.