NYU Mobile vs LawNet

NYU Mobile is the official mobile app designed to enhance the experience of New York University students. This app will help you navigate NYU on the go and see the rich life of NYU through university information, events, photos, and more. NYU Mobile allows you to: -Register for courses -See class assignments and announcements -View dining information and campus cash balance -Discover library features -Search for student jobs on Handshake -Browse University news -Follow real-time updates via official NYU social media -Search for (or create!) a club or organization -Find where to print on campus -Receive University Info Alerts, including push notifications -Make professional connections in the global Violet Network -And more!

Perform your LawNet activities from your IOS mobile device: If you are a STUDENT: - Manage your student profile – your address and phone listing. Record your name pronunciation and save it on your user profile. Submit Emergency Contact information. - Check your course schedule as well as your current status on the waitlist - Check your grades - Pre-Register for classes to build up your new semester schedule - During ADD-DROP period see the status of courses to find out which are open for enrollment. - Enroll in courses and signup for wait list. Respond right away for notifications about seat offering for you in a class. - Reserve a seat in the classroom for the class you are taking using seating charts. See who seats near you - Reserve a locker in the Jerome Greene Hall - Check your Pro-Bono status or fill in Exit Questionnaire for your Pro-Bono work If you are a FACULTY: - See students enrolled in your class as well as the ones who are on the waitlist. Have your student information under your fingers. - Manage seating charts for your class. See where students seat in the classroom. For all members of Columbia Law School Community: - Browse Student and Faculty/Staff directory of Columbia Law School having your contact information right under your palm - Look up for Course Evaluation Reports The application requires Columbia Law School login to access. LawNet is developed and supported by the Columbia Law School Information Technology Department.