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Geaux Pre-Law Week 2020 Law School Information Fair Participants as of 10/6/2020 1. Albany Law School 2. Alexander Blewett III School of Law University of Montana 3. Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School 4. Ave Maria School of Law 5. Baylor Law 6. Boston College Law School 7. Boston University School of Law 8. Brooklyn School of Law 9. Campbell Law School 10. Capital University Law School 11. Chapman University Fowler School of Law 12. Charleston School of Law 13. Chicago-Kent College of Law 14. CUNY School of Law 15. DePaul University College of Law 16. Drake Law School 17. Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University 18. Emory University School of Law 19. Georgia State University College of Law 20. Golden Gate University School of Law 21. Indiana University Maurer School of Law – Bloomington 22. Lewis and Clark Law School 23. Loyola Law School – Los Angles 24. Loyola University Chicago School of Law 25. Loyola University of New Orleans 26. LSU Law Center 27. Marquette University Law School 28. Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University 29. McGeorge School of Law, University of the Pacific 30. Mercer University Law School 31. Michigan State University College of Law 32. Mississippi College School of Law 33. New England Law I Boston 34. North Carolina Central University School of Law 35. Notre Dame Law School 36. Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad College of Law 37. Oklahoma City University School of Law 38. Richmond School of Law 39. Roger Williams University School of Law 40. Samford University’s Cumberland School of Law 41. Seton Hall Law 42. SMU Dedman School of Law 43. St. John’s University School of Law 44. St. Mary’s University School of Law 45. Stetson University College of Law 46. Texas A&M School of Law 47. Texas Tech University School of Law 48. The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law 49. The University of Akron School of Law 50. The University of Alabama School of Law 51. The University of Mississippi School of Law 52. The University of Tennessee College of Law 53. Thurgood Marshall School of Law 54. Tulane University Law School 55. UA Little Rock Wm. H. Bowen School of Law 56. UCI Law 57. UMKC School of Law 58. University of Arkansas School of Law 59. University of Colorado School of Law 60. University of Georgia School of Law 61. University of Illinois College of Law 62. University of Iowa College of Law 63. University of Kentucky J. David Rosenberg College of Law 64. University of Miami School of Law 65. University of Minnesota Law 66. University of Missouri – School of Law 67. University of Nevada, Las Vegas 68. University of New Mexico School of Law 69. University of North Dakota School of Law 70. University of Oregon School of Law 71. University of San Diego School of Law 72. University of San Francisco School of Law 73. University of South Carolina School of Law 74. University of Southern California, Gould School of Law 75. University of St. Thomas School of Law – Minneapolis, MN 76. University of Texas School of Law 77. Vanderbilt Law School 78. Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law 79. Washington and Lee University School of Law 80. Washington University in St. Louis 81. Wayne State University Law School 82. West Virginia University College of Law 83. Western New England University School of Law .

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