Rwanda and the former nation of Yugoslavia. New England Law received membership from the Association of American Law Schools in 1998. In 2002, New England Law expanded its campus by buying adjacent buildings around the schools current location. Also, in 2008, New England School of Law began a new campaign to rebrand itself as "New England Law | Boston", with the purpose to put an emphasis on its location. In December 2020, long-time president John F. O'Brien stepped down and former United States Senator from Massachusetts and U.S. Ambassador to New Zealand, Scott P. Brown, was named the new president and dean of the school. Brown resigned in August 2021, citing a difference of vision from that of the board of directors. In January 2022, The Board of Trustees of New England Law | Boston selected long-time professor, Lisa R. Freudenheim, to lead the law school as its next dean. Campus The law school's main academic building is a five-story building on Stuart Street in the Boston Theater District, which includes classrooms, faculty offices, law review offices, and the school's library. Clinic, admissions, administrative, and other offices are in a nearby building in the Bay Village on Church Street. Tufts University utilizes New England Law's Bookstore. A valuable resource-sharing partnership has been forged between New England Law library and the library associated with Tufts medical, dental and veterinary schools. Current students, faculty and staff of each institution have on-site access to each other's collections, which in the case of Tufts means an extensive medical journal collection and a reference collection of basic works, including such things as medical dictionaries, general textbooks, and narrowly subject-specific monographs. Students have access to the Tufts University Medical Library, and have access to 24 other law school libraries via the New England Law Library Consortium (NELLCO). Academics New England Law offers full-time and part-time (both day and evening) Juris Doctor programs, with an application deadline of May 1. In 2021, the entering class had Law School Admission Test (LSAT) scores in the range of 149 to 157 (25th–75th percentile). New England Law has approximately 600 students. New England Law has seven concentrations, including in immigration law and intellectual property law and offers an LL.M. in American Law. New England Law also offers a program where a student may spend a period of time up to two academic semesters at a law school associated with the