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Affordability, major metropolitan locale, a booming job market, and accessibility to arts, entertainment, and culture make Fort Worth the ideal place for Texas A&M Law's campus.

Contact Info

Texas A&M University School of Law
1515 Commerce Street
Fort Worth, TX 76102

(Local) 817-212-4040

(Toll-free) 800-733-9529

(Fax) 817-212-4141

Our Buildings

Texas A&M School of Law Building

Texas A&M University School of Law Building

1515 Commerce Street
Fort Worth, Texas, 76102

The entrance is on Commerce St., across from the Water Gardens.

TAM-FW Law & Education Building

Texas A&M-Fort Worth Law & Education Building (LEB)

300 East 15th Street
Fort Worth, Texas, 76102

The entrance is at the corner of 15th Street and Calhoun Street.

Parking & Check-In

The Law School and the Texas A&M-Fort Worth Law & Education Building each have a Security Desk at the front entrance for visitor check-in. Be prepared to show your ID when you arrive.

Parking Garages

The Fort Worth Convention Center parking garages on Commerce Street (1301 Commerce Street) and Houston Street (across from the Water Gardens, 1200 Houston Street) are available. These garages charge hourly rates and are managed by a third party. Texas A&M does not validate parking.

Street Parking

Metered street parking is available on several streets around the campus. Payment can be made for any of these spaces using the FW PARK mobile app; some spaces offer coin meters as well. Street parking is free after 6:00 pm on weekdays and at all hours on weekends. Please note: construction or other events may restrict availability of street parking without notice.

Other Options

Most downtown hotels offer valet parking, including the Sheraton. Limited drop-off and pick-up zones are available around the Law & Education Building along Calhoun, 15th, Jones, and 16th streets.

A top-10 public research institution ensures Fort Worth’s future is rooted in the next economy driven by an educated workforce, whether it be lawyers, engineers, health care professionals or technology workers whose jobs don’t even exist today.
- John Sharp, Former Chancellor of the Texas A&M University System

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