Hi there,
I just graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Colorado. I’d like to study law in Ireland in Galway. I don’t need to have a degree that will transfer back to the United States. I would like to start applying but I don’t know whether there’s an entrance exam nor do I know where to start. Any information or advice you can give me will be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

[quote]Hi there,
I just graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Colorado. I’d like to study law in Ireland in Galway. I don’t need to have a degree that will transfer back to the United States. I would like to start applying but I don’t know whether there’s an entrance exam nor do I know where to start. Any information or advice you can give me will be greatly appreciated! Thanks![/quote]

Hi,
There is not an entrance exam.
All you need is CV, statement of purpose, 2 recommendation letters and transcript. Since your mother tongue is English, you do not have to take TOEFL or IELTS.

Some schools do not want you to submit a reference letter or a statement if purpose. For instance, as far as i know Trinity College Dublin does not want applicants to submit a statement of purpose. Another example is King's College London. I am not sure but as far as i know KCL does not require a reference letter.

Good luck