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the napla/sapla book of � LISTS 2013–2014 edition Edward M. Stern Assistant Dean for Pre-Law Advising at and Gerald L. Wilson Senior Associate Dean at

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Information On ABA-Approved Law Schools

By

Edward M. Stern, Assistant Dean for Pre-Law Advising at and � Gerald L. Wilson, Senior Associate Dean at Duke University � Copyright © by Gerald L. Wilson and Edward M. Stern 1993

Revised edition, May 2013. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form, by photostat, microfilm, xerography or any other means, or incorporated into any information retrieval system, electronic or mechanical, without the written permission of the authors. Foreword �

As Editors of this publication, we continue to try to provide to both prelaw advisors and prelaw students the most current and useful information possible. In the spring of this year we conducted our annual survey of ABA accredited law schools in the in order to update these lists of law school academic programs, clinical programs, available scholarships, admission policies and other information. Two notes, both caveats, should be added here. First, this is really a reference book, a ready reference, we hope. Individual schools should be contacted for more information. Second, both advisors and students should be cautious when selecting a law school on the basis of one or just a few factors such as specialized programs, joint-degree programs, salary ranges, student organizations, etc. For the most part, a is a general education in law and specialization occurs after law school. Applicants should look at the total program presented by a law school and see which school in its totality seems to best meet their needs.

We hope that users of this book will also recognize that these lists are compiled from information received from law schools and that they are, to coin a phrase, “subject to change without notice.”

A very special thank you is owed to Terry Wilkerson who supervised this project this year. This book could not have been completed without her efforts. The editors are greatly appreciative of her abilities and grace throughout this project.

Please note that NAPLA and SAPLA do not endorse, support or acknowledge the effectiveness or utility of any commercial test preparation or advising program.

Edward M. Stern Boston University Gerald L. Wilson Duke University

Table oF ConTenTs �

1. Law School Academic Programs A. � Special Degree Programs ...... 3 � B. � (LLM) Programs Offering Specialities ...... 7 � C. � Dual Degree Programs ...... 12 � C. i � Law Schools Offering Accelerated JD/MBA Program ...... 30 � D. � Areas of Emphasis without a Graduate Degree ...... 33 � E. � Law Schools Offering a Summer or Semester of Study Abroad or an Exchange Program ...... 77 � (Arranged by Schools) � E. i. � Law Schools Participating in Programs which Offer a Law Degree from a Foreign Country ...... 88 � (in addition to the JD) � F. � Law Schools Offering a Summer or Semester of Study Abroad or an Exchange Program ...... 90 � (Arranged by Countries) � G. � Law School Summer Foreign Programs ...... 122 � H. Law Schools with an Evening Division ...... 124 � I-1. Law Schools Offering Summer Programs ...... 127 � I-2. How many credits can a student take in summer school? ...... 129 � J. � Law Schools Offering a January Start Date ...... 132 �

2. Clinical Programs ...... 133 � (Arranged by Program Area) �

3. Law School Publications Open to Student Participation ...... 185 � (Arranged by Subject) �

4. Student Organizations ...... 197 �

5. Scholarships A. � Schools Offering Non-Need Based Scholarships ...... 277 � B. � Schools Offering Need Based Scholarships ...... 340 �

6. Additional Useful Information A. � Schools Requiring Disciplinary Clearance from Applicant’s Undergraduate Institution ...... 367 � B. � Schools Offering a Summer Conditional Admission Program...... 372 � C. � Schools Offering One Year Deferrals for Accepted Students...... 378 � D. � Loan Repayment Assistance Programs ...... 384 � E. � Schools Permitting Pre-Selection of Students to be Interviewed by Firms ...... 385 � F. � Top States Represented in Law School Student Bodies ...... 391 � G. � Top States Where Alumni Are Practicing ...... 395 � H. � What Schools Do With Multiple LSAT Scores ...... 399 � I. � How Schools Treat Old LSAT Scores ...... 406 � J. � Preferred Means of Receiving Letters of Recommendation...... 409 � K. � Schools Offering On-Campus Housing for Law Students ...... 412 � L. � Schools Using a Formula in the Admissions Process ...... 414 � M. � Law School Attrition Rates ...... 415 � N. � Opportunities ...... 419 � O. Ranges, Median Salaries and Types of Employment for Recent Graduating Classes ...... 424 � P. Admission and Support Data...... 430 � Q. Bar Passage Rates ...... 436 � R. E-Mail and Internet Addresses ...... 447 � S. � FAQs � Application Processes ...... 458 � Diversity and Distribution ...... 462 � Section Questions ...... 475 � Internet Available? ...... 479 � Early Action/Early Decision ...... 482 � No Early Action or Early Decision Programs ...... 485 � December LSAT Questions ...... 487 � February LSAT Questions ...... 490 � How Schools Treat Special Accommodations LSATs ...... 500 � Time Off Before Law School ...... 502 � Waitlisting 101...... 505 � In-State Preference ...... 512 � In-State Tuition Rates After One Year ...... 515 � Debt After Law School ...... 517 � Transfer Answers ...... 520 � Fee Waivers ...... 528 � Online Courses...... 538 � 3-Year Joint Degree Programs ...... 541 � Special Admissions Programs, LSAT Not Required ...... 543 � New 3-Year Joint Degree Programs...... 544 � Special Admissions Program—No LSAT ...... 545 � New Scholarships ...... 546 � Retention Rate in Declining Applicant Pool ...... 547 � T. Partners in the Process...... 548 � Law SchooL academic ProgramS �

Some law schools offer graduate work in a general field of law while others have graduate programs in a specific area of the law. A number of law schools have joint degree programs whereby a student may combine his/her legal studies with course work in another discipline. In these cases some of the credits from the law courses will count toward the graduate degree in the other discipline while some of the graduate work will fulfill a part of the law degree. When these programs are available the individual will generally be able to complete the two degrees in a year less than if they were taken separately. A large number of law schools give special emphasis to certain areas of the law but not enough work to warrant a graduate program. The information on the following pages has been compiled over time and is updated annually from the responses to a questionnaire submitted to the law schools by Dean Edward Stern of Boston University and Dr. Gerald Wilson of Duke University. Again thanks are due to Ms. Rita Callahan Ralston, who shepherded this year’s project from beginning to end. Many schools change their programs from one year to another. After finding the special program in which a student is interested, attention should be given to the website and/or the most recent bulletin of that school. Several schools have indicated that a student might be able to work out another joint degree program on an individual basis. Two notes may be helpful to the reader: First, when there is an asterisk (*) beside a school, the information came from the ABA · LSAC Official Guide to ABA-Approved Law Schools rather than from a response to the Wilson/Stern Survey.

Second, when two asterisks (**) appear beside a school, the entry applies to graduates of foreign law schools only.

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A. SPECIAL DEGREE PROGRAMS

JD-LLM Asian Law (S.J.D. Environmental Law) University of the Pacific, McGeorge JD-LLM Asian Legal Studies School of Law � Boston University School of Law University of (S.J.D.) � JD-LLM Banking and Financial Law � Boston University School of Law Southern (S.J.D. Science of Law) � JD-LLM Child Law Stanford Law School � Loyola University—Chicago Law School � JD-LLM Commerce and Technology Temple University Beasley University of New Hampshire School of Law � University of � School of Law Washington University � MJ Corporate and Business Law � Widener University School of Law JD-LLB Doctor of Jurisprudence/Bachelor of Law JD-LLM Corporate Law University of Colorado Loyola University—Chicago University of Detroit Mercy School of Law— JD-LLM European Law Indianapolis Boston University School of Law JSP Doctor of Jurisprudence and Social Policy LLM Corporate Law and Finance University of —Berkeley � Widener University School of Law *University of Illinois � DJ-LLM Democratic Government and Rule of Law DCL in Civil Law JD-LLM Environmental and Natural Resource Law DCL Doctor of Comparative Law Lewis & Clark Law School � Law Center New University � DL Doctor of Laws in Health Law JD-Certificate Environmental and Natural Resources Law Loyola University—Chicago Widener University School of Law JD-LLM Global Business Law JSD Doctor of Juridical Science University of Washington JD-LLM Financial Services Law —Berkeley Chicago—Kent of Law University of California— LLM Foreign Law Graduates Chicago Kent College of Law University JD-LLM Health Law Loyola University—Chicago **Duke University Saint Louis University School of Law (TAX) Southern Illinois University School of Law Georgetown University Law Center JD-LLM History *University of Illinois George Washington University Indiana University School of Law— JD-LLM Intellectual Property Bloomington Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) � Indiana University School of Law— Golden Gate University � Indianapolis University of New Hampshire School of Law � ** (S.J.D.) Thomas M. Cooley Law School �

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JD-LLM International and Comparative Law Indiana University School of Law— Cornell University Bloomington Duke University Louisiana State University New York University **University of Michigan University of Pennsylvania (LLCM) MIA/LLM Master of International Affairs and Law Georgetown University Law Center JD-MLLP Master of German and European Law and Legal Practice (three years) JD-LLM International Criminal Law and Justice Cornell University University of New Hampshire School of Law JD-LLM Master of Public Health JD-LLM Insurance Law George Washington University University of JD-MMPA Master’s of Public Policy and JD-LLM Administration University of of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law SJD International Legal Studies Golden Gate University MJ Business Law Loyola University—Chicago JD-LLM International Human Rights Northwestern University MJ Child and Family Law Loyola University—Chicago JSD International Human Rights Law School MJ Master of Health Law Loyola University—Chicago JD-JCL /Canon Law Widener University School of Law Catholic University of America MIP Master of Intellectual Property JD-Master Master of International Affairs and Law University of New Hampshire Georgetown University Law Center School of Law � JD-DESS Master in Global Business Law MICLJ Master of International Criminal Law and Northwestern University Justice JD-MBA Master’s of Business Administration University of New Hampshire Georgetown University Law Center School of Law � University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson MJS Master of Juridical Studies School of Law Washington University University of New Hampshire School of Law LLM Master of Laws—General University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Southern Methodist University **Brigham Young University University of California—Berkeley MA Master in American Legal Institutions University of California—Davis * University of California—Los Angeles MCL Master in Civil Law Law School Louisiana State University University of Chicago Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) MCT Master of Commerce and Technology Cleveland—Marshall University of New Hampshire Columbia University School of Law **University of Connecticut MCJ Master of Comparative Jurisprudence Cornell University **Harvard University Drake University ** **Duke University MCL Master of Comparative Law Brigham Young University University of Georgia (foreign lawyers) Georgetown University Law Center California Western (foreign lawyers) George Washington University University of Chicago Samford University—Cumberland ** School of Law Harvard University

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Maurice A. Deane School of Law— MRLS Master of Resources Law Studies Hofstra University University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson MSJ in Jurisprudence School of Law Seton Hall University School of Law ** Law Center *University of Illinois JSM Master of Science of Law Indiana University School of Law— (SPILS-Stanford Program in International Bloomington Legal Studies) Louisiana State University Stanford Law School **University of Michigan —Kansas City MELP Master of Environmental Law and Policy New York University Law School School of Law MSL Master of Studies in Law Northwestern University Georgetown University Law Center University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh University of San Diego Yale Law School **University of Southern California Southern Methodist University MSLA Master of Science in Legal Administration Southern Illinois University School of Law University of Denver Southwestern Law School JD-LLM Ocean and Costal Law **SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Miami **Temple University Beasley School of Law JD-LLM Public Service **University of New York University ** JD-LLM Real Property Development University of Miami Vanderbilt Law School JD-LLM Taxation University of Alabama University of Washington University of Baltimore **Wake Forest University Boston University School of Law Washington University Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Wisconsin University of Denver Georgetown University Law Center Yale Law School Golden Gate University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles LLM/JDMBA Master of Laws, Certificate in Business Loyola University—Chicago Northwestern University University of Miami LLM Master of International Trade Law University of Missouri—Kansas City New York University Northwestern University LLM/MIA Master of International Affairs & Law University of San Diego Georgetown University Law Center Temple University Beasley MLS Master of Legal Studies School of Law � Thomas M. Cooley Law School � Arizona State University Villanova University � Duke University SJD General Earle Mack School of Law, American University Drexel University Georgetown University Law Center University of Nebraska University of Michigan Northwestern University Tulane University Southern Illinois University School of Law University of Wisconsin Stanford Law School JD-MS Master of Science MSLS Master of Science (Legal Studies) Capital University Cornell University JD-PhD Law and Economics PhD Law Vanderbilt Law School Indiana University School of Law— Bloomington 5 L a w S c h o o L a c a d e m i c P r o g r a m S

JSD International Water Law University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law SJD Doctor of Juridical Science in Health Law Loyola University—Chicago Widener University School of Law SJD Doctor of Juridical Science in Law, Religion and Culture Samford University—Cumberland SJD Doctor of Judicial Science in Taxation University of Florida SJD Doctor of Judicial Science of Environmental Law Pace University

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B. MASTER OF LAWS (LLM) PROGRAMS OFFERING SPECIALITIES

LLM Admiralty Law LLM Asian Law Charleston School of Law Fordham University Tulane University University of Washington LLM Master of Laws—Advanced Legal Studies LLM Banking and Financial Law Albany Law School Boston University School of Law LLM Advanced Legal Studies for Foreign LLM Banking, Corporate and Finance Lawyers Fordham University New Law | Boston LLM Bioethics Northeastern University School of Law Indiana University School of Law— LLM Advocacy Indianapolis Georgetown University Law Center LLM Biotechnology and Genomics Loyola University—Chicago Arizona State University University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law LLM Business and Corporate Law Loyola University—Chicago LLM Agricultural Law University of San Diego University of Arkansas—Fayetteville LLM Business Law & Economics LLM American and Comparative Law Chapman University University of Denver LLM Business and Taxation LLM American Law and International Legal Capital University Practices Loyola Law School—Los Angeles LLM Child Law Loyola University—Chicago LLM American Law for Foreign Lawyers Boston University School of Law LLM Commerce and Technology Law School University of New Hampshire Chicago—Kent College of Law School of Law Hamline University School of Law Indiana University School of Law— LLM Communications Law Indianapolis Catholic University of America University of Miami LLM Comparative and International Law Northeastern University School of Law **University of California—Los Angeles School of Law **California Western University Saint Louis University School of Law Catholic University of America Santa Clara University Chicago—Kent College of Law Tulane University **Cornell University LLM American Legal Studies University of Florida University of Kansas University of Miami Maurice A. Deane School of Law— **Michigan State University Hofstra University Pace University **University of Pittsburgh LLM American Legal System **Samford University—Cumberland Maurice A. Deane School of Law— University of San Francisco Hofstra University Santa Clara University Michigan State University **Southern Methodist University (foreign lawyers only) **Wake Forest University St. Mary’s University William & Mary LLM Comparative Legal Thought Vermont Law School Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) LLM Animal Law LLM Corporate Governance & Practice Lewis & Clark Law School Stanford Law School LLM Corporate Law Loyola University—Chicago

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New York University LLM-MSPH Environmental Health Sciences Wayne State University Tulane University LLM Corporate and Finance Law LLM Environmental and Natural Resources Fordham University University of Denver Wayne State University Lewis & Clark College Widener University School of Law University of Utah LLM Comparative Law LLM Environmental Law and Policy **University of Miami Stanford Law School University of Notre Dame Law School ( Campus) LLM Estate Planning University of Miami **Penn State Dickinson School of Law **University of San Diego LLM Executive International Business Law Temple University Beasley Boston University School of Law School of Law **University of Miami LLM Family Law Chicago—Kent College of Law LLM Comparative Legal Thought Maurice A. Deane School of Law— Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Hofstra University LLM Criminal Law LLM Federal Criminal Practice and Procedure SUNY Buffalo Law School Mercer University LLM Democrative Governance and Rule of Law LLM Financial Services Law Ohio Northern University Chicago—Kent College of Law LLM Dispute Resolution University of Missouri—Columbia LLM For Foreign Law Graduates University of Alabama Albany Law School LLM Dispute Resolution and Advocacy Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Georgia LLM Elder Law Michigan State University Stetson University New York University University of Kansas Northeastern University School of Law Southern Methodist University LLM Energy and Environment Law University of Houston Law Center LLM General Pace University Boston College Law School Tulane University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Chapman University LLM Entertainment and Media Law Drake University Chapman University George Washington University Southern University Georgetown University Law Center Southwestern Law School University of Georgia LLM Energy, Natural Resources, and Indiana University School of Law— Indigenous Peoples Bloomington University of University of Missouri—Kansas City Northeastern University School of Law LLM Entrepreneurial Law University of Pennsylvania University of Colorado University of San Diego LLM Environmental Law Southern Illinois University School of Law George Washington University Southern Methodist University Golden Gate University Suffolk University Law School Lewis & Clark College of Law New York University Thomas M. Cooley Law School Tulane University Pace University University of Washington Vermont Law School Widener University School of Law University of Wisconsin

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LLM Global Business Law Boston University School of Law University of Washington Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) DePaul University College of Law LLM Global Energy, International Arbitration Fordham University and Environment Law George Mason University University of Texas George Washington University LLM Global Health Law Golden Gate University Georgetown University Law Center University of Houston Law Center Indiana University School of Law— LLM Global Health and International Institutions Indianapolis Georgetown University Law Center The John Marshall Law School LLM Global Law and Technology Michigan State University Suffolk University Law School University of New Hampshire School of Law LLM Global Legal Studies Santa Clara University Arizona State University Seton Hall University School of Law LLM Global and US Legal Studies Thomas M. Cooley Law School Case Western Reserve University Washington University LLM Master of Laws—Government LLM Intellectual Property and Information Administration & Regulation Technology Law Albany Law School Fordham University LLM Government Procurement Law LLM Intellectual Property and Policy George Washington University University of Washington LLM Government and Public Policy LLM International Business and Economics Law University of the Pacific, McGeorge Georgetown University Law Center School of Law LLM International Business and Trade Law LLM Government Procurement and Fordham University Environmental Law LLM International Intellectual Property Law George Washington University Chicago—Kent College of Law LLM Health Law LLM International and Comparative Law Albany Law School Chapman University DePaul University College of Law **Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Houston Law Center Cornell University Indiana University School of Law— Duke University Indianapolis George Washington University Loyola University—Chicago Indiana University School of Law— Northeastern University School of Law Indianapolis Quinnipiac University University of Saint Louis University School of Law Loyola University—Chicago Seton Hall University School of Law University of Miami University of Washington New York University Widener University School of Law University of Notre Dame Law School LLM Health Policy and Law Pace University Northeastern University School of Law St. Mary’s University Santa Clara University LLM Human Rights University of Texas Regent University School of Law Tulane University LLM Individualized Study LLM International Criminal Law and Justice Georgetown University Law Center University of New Hampshire School of Law LLM Information Technology and Intellectual LLM International Energy, Natural Resources, Property and Indigenous Peoples University of Colorado LLM Intellectual Property LLM International Environment Law Albany Law School George Washington University

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LLM International Human Rights Law LLM Law and Economics American University George Mason University Indiana University School of Law— Indianapolis LLM Law and Government University of Notre Dame Law School American University Northwestern University LLM Law and Marine Affairs University of Washington LLM International Law Albany Law School LLM Law, Religion and Culture Arizona State University Samford University—Cumberland Catholic University of America **Cornell University LLM Legal Education DePaul University College of Law Temple University Beasley **Duke University School of Law University of Georgia LLM Legal Institutions University of Houston Law Center University of Wisconsin The John Marshall Law School University of Miami LLM Litigation and Dispute Resolution New York University George Washington University University of San Diego LLM National Security and U.S. Foreign Stetson University College of Law Relations Law Vanderbilt Law School Georgetown University Law Center LLM International Law and Justice LLM Natural Resources Fordham University University of Colorado LLM International Legal Studies LLM Ocean and Coastal Law American University University of Miami Georgetown University Law Center Golden Gate University LLM Public Law **Michigan State University LLM International Water Law University of the Pacific, McGeorge LLM Public Service School of Law New York University LLM Insurance Law LLM Real Estate University of Connecticut The John Marshall Law School New York Law School LLM International Studies Villanova University LLM Real Property Development University of Miami LLM Master of International Trade Law University of Arizona LLM Rule of Law for Development Loyola University—Chicago LLM Law Science & Technology Stanford Law School LLM Securities Law Catholic University of America LLM International Taxation University of Michigan LLM Securities and Financial Regulation New York University Georgetown University Law Center LLM Judicial Process LLM Sports Law University of Virginia **Marquette University LLM Jurisprudence LLM Sustainable International Catholic University of America Development Law University of Washington LLM Labor Law New York University LLM-MA Sustainable International Wayne State University Development Law Northeastern University School of Law LLM American and International Law (with ) University of Texas LLM Law and Development Tulane University

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LLM Taxation LLM Urban Affairs University of Alabama University of Missouri—Kansas City Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School University of Baltimore LLM United States Human Rights Law Boston University School of Law Santa Clara University Capital University LLM United States Intellectual Property Law Chapman University Santa Clara University Chicago—Kent College of Law *University of Denver LLM United States Legal Studies DePaul University College of Law **University of California—Hastings University of Florida Case Western Reserve University Georgetown University Law Center University of Cincinnati Golden Gate University University of Connecticut University of Houston Law Center Golden Gate University The John Marshall Law School LLM US and Comparative Law Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Fordham University Loyola University—Chicago University of Miami University of Michigan University of Missouri—Kansas City New York Law School New York University Northwestern University University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law University of San Diego Southern Methodist University Temple University Beasley School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Villanova University University of Washington Washington University Wayne State University LLM Taxation and Business University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law LLM Trade Regulation New York University LLM Transnational Business Practice University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law LLM Transnational Law Temple University Beasley School of Law Willamette University LLM Trial Advocacy American University Temple University Beasley School of Law LLM Trial Advocacy, Appellate Advocacy and Alternative Dispute Loyola University—Chicago LLM Tribal Policy, Law, and Government Arizona State University

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C. DUAL DEGREE PROGRAMS

JD-ACCT Accounting University of Florida � Tulane University � JD-MA Accounting JD-MA American Indian Studies Brigham Young University University of Arizona Catholic University of America University of California—Los Angeles University of Florida University of Oklahoma * JD-PhD American Legal History University of Mississippi University of Pennsylvania University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law (MS) JD-MA American Studies Saint Louis University School of Law William & Mary University of South Carolina University of South Dakota (JD-MPAcct) JD-MA Anthropology Southern Illinois University School of Law University of California—Davis � Syracuse University Catholic University of America � Columbia University (or Ph.D.) � Cornell University (or Ph.D.) � JD-MACC Accounting Duke University � Brigham Young University University of Florida � Samford University—Cumberland University of Tulsa � Gonzaga University University of Idaho College of Law JD-MAAS Arab Studies Southern Illinois University School of Law Georgetown University Law Center JD-MPA Accounting JD-MA Architecture Brigham Young University Catholic University of America � Indiana University School of Law— Cornell University (or Ph.D.) � Bloomington University of Florida—(Building University of Nebraska Construction) � University of Notre Dame Law School University of Virginia (MP) � (JD–MS) University of Texas � University of Washington JD-MA Area and International Studies JD-MS Accounting University of Oklahoma Northeastern University School of Law JD-MA Art History University of Virginia Duke University JD-MS Administrative Studies JD-MAM Arts Management University of South Dakota University of Pittsburgh JD-MA African Studies JD-MA Asian Studies Stanford Law School University of California—Berkeley JD-MA African-American Studies Cornell University University of California—Los Angeles George Washington University *University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson JD-PhD African-American Studies School of Law � Northwestern University Washington University � JD-MPS African & African-American Studies JD-MBA Banking and Finance Cornell University Golden Gate University JD-MA Agricultural Economics JD-MS Biochemistry University of California—Davis Case Western Reserve University Drake University

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JD-MS PHD Bioengineering Earle Mack School of Law, Stanford Law School Drexel University *Emory University JD-MA Bioethics Florida Coastal School of Law Case Western Reserve University University of Florida Marquette University University of Virginia *Fordham University JD-MBE Bioethics George Washington University University of Pennsylvania Georgetown University Law Center University of Pittsburgh University of Georgia Georgia State University JD-MSB Bioethics Golden Gate University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Gonzaga University JD-MS Biomedical Engineering Hamline University School of Law Duke University Harvard University University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson JD-MBA Business Administration School of Law University of Akron Maurice A. Deane School of Law— University of Alabama Hofstra University Albany Law School *University of Houston Law Center University of Arizona Howard University Arizona State University University of Idaho (in Cooperation with *University of Arkansas—Little Rock Washington St. University *University of Baltimore College of Business and Economics Baylor University University of Illinois Boston College Law School Indiana University School of Law— Boston University School of Law Bloomington Brigham Young University *Indiana University School of Law— Brooklyn Law School Indianapolis (with ) University of Iowa University of California—Berkeley The John Marshall Law School University of California—Davis *University of Kansas University of California—Hastings University of California—Irvine University of Louisville Campbell Law School Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Capital University Loyola University—Chicago Case Western Reserve University *Loyola University—New Orleans Chapman University University of Maine Law School Charleston School of Law Marquette University University of Chicago University of Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Memphis University of Cincinnati Mercer University Cleveland—Marshall University of Miami University of Colorado University of Michigan Columbia University Michigan State University University of Connecticut University of Minnesota Cornell University University of Mississippi *Creighton University Mississippi College *Samford University—Cumberland University of Missouri—Columbia University of Dayton University of Missouri—Kansas City *University of Denver University of Nebraska DePaul University College of Law University of Nevada, Las Vegas University of Detroit Mercy University of New Hampshire Drake University School of Law Duke University Duquesne University New York Law School (with Baruch College)

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New York University Tulane University University of North Carolina University of Tulsa North Carolina Central University *University of Utah Northeastern University School of Law Valparaiso University Northern Illinois University Vanderbilt Law School Northern Kentucky University Vermont Law School *Northwestern University Villanova University University of Notre Dame Law School University of Virginia Southeastern University Wake Forest University Washburn University School of Law *University of Oklahoma Washington University * University University of Washington University of Oregon *West Virginia University Pace University Widener University School of Law University of the Pacific, McGeorge Willamette University School of Law William & Mary Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of Wisconsin University of Pennsylvania University of Wyoming Pepperdine University Yale Law School University of Pittsburgh Pontifical Catholic University of JD/MBA/MHA Juris Doctor/Professional Business Puerto Rico Administration/Health Administration Quinnipiac University Georgia State University Regent University School of Law JD-MBA Business, Government and Not-For-Profit University of Richmond Willamette University —Camden St. John’s University JD-MBT Business Taxation Saint Louis University School of Law University of Minnesota St. Mary’s University University of Southern California University of St. Thomas School of University of Tulsa Law (MN) University of San Diego JD-MA Catholic Studies University of San Francisco University of St. Thomas School Santa Clara University of Law (MN) Seattle University School of Law JD-MA Chinese Studies Seton Hall University School of Law University of Michigan University of South Carolina Valparaiso University University of South Dakota South of Law JD-MS Chemistry University of Southern California Catholic University of America Southern Illinois University School of Law University of Illinois Southern Methodist University JD-MCP City and Regional Planning Stanford Law School Stetson University College of Law University of California Berkeley Suffolk University Law School University of Pennsylvania (includes optional 3 year JD/MBA) JD-MCRP City and Regional Planning SUNY Buffalo Law School Cornell University *Syracuse University Georgia State University Temple University Beasley University of Iowa School of Law Rutgers University School of Law— Newark *University of Texas *Texas Southern University JD-MS City & Regional Planning Texas Tech University Brooklyn Law School (with Thomas M. Cooley Law School ) University of Toledo JD-MA Classical Studies Touro Law Center Duke University

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JD-MA Clinical Mental Health Counselling JD-MS Community and Regional Planning Valparaiso University University of Texas JD/BCL/MBA Juris Doctor, Bachelor of Civil Law and JD-LLM Comparative & International Legal Studies Master of Business Administration Cornell University � Louisiana State University Duke University � JD-PhD Clinical Psychology JD-MA Comparative Law and Education Earle Mack School of Law, Loyola University—Chicago Drexel University JD-MBA Computer Information Systems Golden Gate University University of Miami JD-MS College Counseling JD-MS Computer Science Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of California—Davis � JD-MCT Commerce and Technology Catholic University of America � University of New Hampshire DePaul University College of Law School of Law University of Illinois � Nova Southeastern University � JD-MS Commerce St. Mary’s University � Creighton University Stanford Law School � JD-MS College Student Personnel Development JD-MA/MS Conflict and Dispute Resolution Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of Oregon JD-MA Communications JD-MS Conservation Biology and Sustainable Boston University School of Law Development University of Denver University of Wisconsin Indiana University School of Law— Bloomington JD-MS Consumer & Family Economics University of Iowa University of Missouri—Columbia Loyola University—New Orleans JD-MA Counseling University of Miami University of Florida Regent University School of Law Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of Southern California Regent University School of Law Syracuse University JD-MFA Creative Writing JD-PhD Communications Hamline University School of Law Cornell University Northwestern University JD-MSCJ Criminal Justice University of Pennsylvania Roger Williams University School of Law Suffolk University Law School JD-MCRP Community and Regional Planning University of Nebraska JD-MA Criminal Justice University of Maryland � JD-MS Community Counseling Rutgers University School of Law— � Penn State Dickinson School of Law Newark � JD-MS Community Development Seattle University School of Law � University of California—Davis University of South Carolina � University of Toledo � JD-MS Community Health William Mitchell College of Law JD-MS Criminal Justice *University of Baltimore � JD-MA Community Planning & Development University of South Carolina � University of Maine School of Law JD-MA Criminology JD-MCP Community Planning/City Planning University of Pennsylvania University of Cincinnati University of Maryland JD-MS Criminology University of Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania

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JD-MA Cultural Anthropology *University of Kansas Duke University University of Missouri—Columbia University of Nebraska JD-DIS Decision and Information Sciences New York University (or Ph.D) University of Florida Rutgers University School of Law— JD-DMD Dentistry Newark � University of Pennsylvania University of South Carolina � University of Southern California � JD-MA Diplomacy and International Law Southern Methodist University � Seton Hall University School of Law Stanford Law School � JD-MS Disability Studies *SUNY Buffalo Law School � Syracuse University Syracuse University � University of Virginia � JD-MDIV Divinity Washington University � University of Chicago Duquesne University JD-MS Economics University of Arizona College of Law Emory University University of Louisville JD-PhD Economics University of Notre Dame Law School University of Arizona Regent University School of Law University of Chicago � Samford University—Cumberland Cornell University � Vanderbilt Law School University of Michigan � Yale Law School New York University � Northwestern University � JD-MA East Asian Languages and Cultures University of Pennsylvania � University of Kansas University of Southern California � JD-MA East Asian Studies St. Mary’s University � Columbia University (certificate through Stanford Law School � School of International Affairs Vanderbilt Law School � and East Asian Institute) University of Washington � Cornell University JD-Ed.D Education Duke University University of Pennsylvania George Washington University University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson JD-MA Education School of Law Boston College Law School � University of Pennsylvania Catholic University of America � Stanford Law School Stanford Law School � Washington University Loyola University—Chicago � JD-MA Eastern European Studies JD-PhD Education University of Texas William S. Boyd School of Law JD-MA Ecology JD-MA Education Administration University of California—Davis Boston College Law School University of South Dakota JD-MA Economics Southern Illinois University School of Law University of Alabama Arizona State University JD-MA Education/Educational Leadership University of Arizona Boston College Law School University of California—Berkeley (also JD-M.Ed.) � University of California—Davis Brigham Young University (Ed.D.) � Catholic University of America University of Illinois—(Ed.D.) � Columbia University (or Ph.D.) University of Iowa � University of Missouri—Columbia � Cornell University (or Ph.D.) Syracuse University � University of Denver Duke University JD-MS.Ed Education Policy Florida State University (MS) University of Pennsylvania University of Iowa

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JD-PhD Educational Administration JD-MEM Environmental Management or JD-MS University of Florida Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Iowa Duke University University of Nebraska Duquesne University University of Oklahoma JD-MS.Ed Higher Education Management Pace University University of Pennsylvania Vermont Law School JD-MAE.Ed Educational Policy Yale Law School University of Florida JD-PhD Environmental Monitoring JD-MS Electrical Engineering University of Wisconsin Catholic University of America JD-MS Environmental Policy Stanford Law School Pace University JD-MS Electrical and Computer Engineering JD-MELP Environmental Policy & Law Duke University Northeastern University School of Law Southern Illinois University School of Law (with Vermont Law School) JD-MEd Elementary School Counseling Vermont Law School Penn State Dickinson School of Law JD-MSL Environmental Policy and Law JD-MSEG/ME Engineering University of Idaho Catholic University of America University of California—Davis University of Florida (Electrical, University of South Carolina (JD) and Computer, Environmental, Material MELP through Vermont Law School Science) University of South Dakota (JD) and University of Notre Dame Law School MELP through Vermont Law School St. Mary’s University JD-MENG Environmental Pollution Control Syracuse University Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of Toledo JD-MEPC Environmental Pollution Control JD-MA Engineering Management Penn State Dickinson School of Law Duke University JD-MSEPC Environmental Pollution Control JD-MA English Penn State Dickinson School of Law Boston University School of Law JD-MS Environmental Science Catholic University of America University of Colorado (or PhD) Duke University University of Idaho University of Iowa Indiana University School of Law— Michigan State University Bloomington University of Notre Dame Law School Syracuse University (with SUNY ESF) University of South Dakota Syracuse University JD-MA Environmental Science and Policy University of Virginia Duke University JD-MBA Entrepreneurship JD-PHD Environmental Science University of Oregon University of Colorado JD-MA Environment and Natural Resources JD-MA or MS Environmental Studies University of Wyoming University of Montana University of Oregon JD-LLM Environment and Natural Resources Law Lewis & Clark Law School JD-MES Environmental Studies University of Pennsylvania JD-MS, PhD Environment and Resources Stanford Law School JD-MAREES Eurasian, Russian and East European Studies JD-MSPH Environmental Health Sciences Georgetown University Law Center or MPH Tulane University LLM, MPH JD-LLM European Business Law University of California—Hastings

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JD-MA European and Eurasian Studies JD-MA Government George Washington University Regent University School of Law JD-MFA Film Producing, Film and Television JD-MPA Government Producing Pace University Chapman University University of Pennsylvania JD-MS Exercise and Sport Sciences JD-PhD Government University of Florida Cornell University Georgetown University Law Center JD-MBA Finance University of Texas University of Florida University of Miami JD-MA Government and Foreign Affairs University of Virginia (or Ph.D.) JD-MSF Finance Seattle University School of Law JD-MA Government and Politics Suffolk University Law School St. John’s University JD-MS Financial Marketing & Trading JD-MPA Government Public Affairs Chicago—Kent College of Law Indiana University School of Law— Indianapolis JD-MA Financial Planning Pace University University of Missouri—Columbia JD-MPA Health JD-MFA Fine Arts in Creative Writing Pace University Hamline University School of Law Touro Law Center JD-MS Fisheries and Wildlife JD-MHA/MSHA Health Administration Michigan State University Arizona State University JD-MSFS Foreign Service Cornell University *Georgetown University Law Center Drake University University of Florida JD-MA Food and Resource Economics Georgia State University University of Florida Indiana University School of Law— JD-MDS Forensic Science Indianapolis Syracuse University University of Iowa University of Kansas JD-MA Forestry University of Michigan Michigan State University University of Missouri—Columbia Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of Richmond JD-MA Forestry and Environmental Studies University of Washington University of Florida Saint Louis University School of Law Washington University JD-MA Geosciences University of Tulsa JD-PhD Health Care Ethics Saint Louis University School of Law JD-MAGES German and European Studies Georgetown University Law Center JD-MBA Health Care Management Boston University School of Law JD-MS/DESS Gerontology Quinnipiac University University of Florida University of Southern California JD-MS Health Care Outcomes Saint Louis University School of Law JD-MA Global Policy Studies University of Texas JD-MA/MS Health Policy and Management University of Maine School of Law JD-MA Global Business Law Cornell University JD-MS Health Research & Policy University of Pennsylvania Stanford Law School JD-MA Global Indigenous Nations Studies JD-MHSA Health Services Administration University of Kansas University of Michigan University of Kansas JD-MBA Global Management Vermont Law School

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JD-MPA Health Services Management JD-MA Humanities Arizona State University Duke University University of Louisville JD-MHA Health Systems Management Tulane University JD-MA Ibero-American Studies University of Wisconsin JD-MHP (See also: Preservation Studies) JD-MILR Industrial and Labor Relations University of Georgia Cornell University University of Pennsylvania (JD-MS) *University of Illinois Roger Williams University School of Law Loyola University—Chicago JD-MA History JD-MA Industrial Psychology Boston University School of Law University of Tulsa Catholic University of America JD-MSI Information Columbia University (or Ph.D.) University of Michigan Cornell University Duke University JD-MS Information Studies University of Florida—(or Ph.D.) University of Texas George Washington University University of Hawaii | William JD-MS Information Systems, Management University of the Pacific, McGeorge S. Richardson School of Law School of Law *University of Houston Law Center Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of Iowa Syracuse University Marquette University University of Michigan (unofficial) JD-MBA International Business New York University University of Miami Rutgers University—Newark University of South Dakota JD-MIB International Business Stanford Law School Seattle University School of Law Syracuse University JD-MS International Economics *Texas Southern University Suffolk University Law School University of Tulsa University of Virginia JD-MIP Intellectual Property Wayne State University University of New Hampshire School of Law JD-PhD History California Western University JD-MA International Affairs/Studies University of Chicago *American University Cornell University Boston College Law School University of Florida Boston University School of Law New York University University of Chicago Northwestern University Columbia University Stanford Law School Cornell University University of Texas *University of Denver DePaul University College of Law JD-MHA Hospital Administration Florida State University (MS) Ohio State University George Washington University *Saint Louis University School of Law University of Kentucky JD-MMH Hospitality Management Marquette University Cornell University (or Ph.D.) University of Nebraska University of Oregon JD-MA Human Development and Family Studies University of Pennsylvania Cornell University (or Ph.D.) University of Pittsburgh (MPIA) University of Missouri—Columbia Stanford Law School (SAIS @ Johns Hopkins) JD Human Resources/Industrial Relations Arizona State University College of Law *Syracuse University Loyola University—Chicago University of Washington JD-MA International Agricultural Development University of California—Davis

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JD-MPS International Agricultural Rural JD-MA International Science and Technology Development Policy Cornell University George Washington University JD-LLM International and European Law/Studies JD-MA International Studies University of California—Hastings University of Pennsylvania JD-LLM International Business and Economic Law JD-MA International Trade and Investment Policy Georgetown University Law Center George Washington University JD-MA International and European Law/Studies JD-AM Islamic Studies DePaul University College of Law University of Pennsylvania JD-IMBA International Master of Business JD-MA Japanese Studies Administration University of Michigan University of San Diego JD-MA Jewish, Islamic & Near Eastern Studies JD-MIBS International Business Studies Washington University University of South Carolina JD-MA Journalism JD-MS International Commerce & Policy University of California—Berkeley (MJ) Valparaiso University University of Illinois JD-MICLJ International Criminal Law and Justice Indiana University School of Law— University of New Hampshire Bloomington School of Law University of Kansas University of Miami JD-MA International Development University of Missouri—Columbia George Washington University Regent University School of Law New York University (with Kennedy Government at Harvard University) JD-PhD Journalism University of Pittsburgh (MID) University of Missouri—Columbia JD-MS International Development Policy JD-MA Journalism/Mass Communications Duke University University of California—Berkeley George Washington University University of Florida Tulane University University of Iowa University of Oregon JD-LLM International Law Syracuse University New York University JD-MS Journalism/Mass Communications JD-MS International Management Columbia University University of Denver JD-MA Judaic Studies JD-MA International Policy Studies Emory University Stanford Law School JD-MSJ Judicial Administration JD-MA International Political Economic *University of Denver Development St. Mary’s University Fordham University JD-MA Justice Studies JD-MIPA International Public Affairs Arizona State University (or Ph.D.) University of Wisconsin JD-MA-PhD Jurisprudence and Social Policy JD-MA International Relations University of California—Berkeley Boston College Boston University School of Law JD-MS Justice, Law, and Society University of Chicago American University St. Mary’s University JD-PHD Justice and Social Inquiry University of San Diego Arizona State University University of Southern California JD-MA Labor and Industrial Relations University of Illinois

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JD-MLRH Labor Relations and Human Resources JD-MA Legal History Michigan State University Case Western Reserve University Roger Williams University School of Law New York University (or Ph.D.) JD-PhD Land Resources JD-MA Liberal Education University of Wisconsin University of Maryland (with St. John’s—Annapolis) JD-MA Latin American Studies University of Arizona JD-MA Liberal Studies University of Florida Valparaiso University Georgetown University Law Center JD-MS Library and Information Science George Washington University Brooklyn Law School University of New Mexico (with Pratt Institute) Stanford Law School Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University of Texas University Tulane University Hamline University School of Law JD-MALAS Latin American Studies (with St. Catherine University) Georgetown University Law Center JD-MA Library and Information Services JD-MS Law and Arts Management Indiana University School of Law— University of Pittsburgh Bloomington (with Carnegie Mellon University) Syracuse University JD-MA Law and Bioethics JD-MLISc Library and Information Services University of Pittsburgh University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson School of Law JD-LLM Law and Development University of California—Hastings JD-MA Library and Information Studies University of Wisconsin JD-MALD Law and Diplomacy Harvard University JD-MLS or MSLS Library Science Brooklyn Law School (with ) (with Pratt Institute) University of California—Berkeley Catholic University of America (with Tufts University) University of Connecticut with JD-PhD Law and Economics Southern Connecticut State University Vanderbilt Law School Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel (NB: “Economics” and “Law and University Economics” are separate Ph.D. Indiana University School of Law— programs at Vanderbilt) Indianapolis Indiana University School of Law— JD-MLL Law Librarianship Bloomington *University of Washington University of Missouri—Columbia JD-MA Law and Political Science North Carolina Central University Brooklyn Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School (with Brooklyn College) Widener University School of Law Columbia University (or Ph.D.) JD-MA Literature Syracuse University (or Ph.D.) Duke University JD-PhD Law and Psychology JD-MA Management Arizona State University Catholic University of America JD-PhD/JD-MS Law and Public Policy Regent University School of Law Northeastern University School of Law JD-MBA Management JD-MSPPM Law and Public Policy Management Boston University School of Law University of Pittsburgh University of California—Los Angeles (with Carnegie Mellon University) University of Miami Willamette University JD-MA/PhD Law and Society New York University JD-MM Management Willamette University

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JD-MBA Management Science (Management JD-MA Mineral Economics Science Consulting offered as a *University of Denver Separate Concentration) (with Colorado School of Mines) University of Miami JD-MA Modern Letters JD-MS Management Information Science George Washington University � University of the Pacific, McGeorge University of Tulsa � School of Law JD-MA Modern Middle Eastern and North African JD-MS, PhD Management Science & Engineering Studies Stanford Law School University of Michigan JD-MMA Marine Affairs JD-MA Music Business Roger Williams University School of Law University of Miami (with School of Music) � JD-MMP Marine Affairs Widener University School of Law JD-MS Music Industry Leadership Northeastern University School of Law JD-MA Marine Affairs University of Miami JD-LLM National Security Law Georgetown University Law Center JD-MBA Marketing University of Miami JD-MS Natural Resources University of Illinois � JD-MA Mass Communications University of Michigan � University of Florida University of Southern California JD-PhD Neuroscience Syracuse University University of Wisconsin JD-MS Mass Communications JD-MNM Nonprofit Management Boston University School of Law Hamline University School of Law JD-MS Mechanical Engineering JD-MNO Nonprofit Management Catholic University of America Case Western Reserve University Duke University JD-MPA Not-For-Profit JD-PhD Medical Humanities Pace University University of Houston Law Center JD-MSN Nursing JD-MD Medicine Capital University � Arizona State University w/Mayo University of Maryland � Medical School in Rochester, MN JD-MS Occupational Health University of Arkansas—Little Rock University of Oklahoma Case Western Reserve University University of Chicago JD-MA Organizational Behavior University of Colorado Brigham Young University Duke University University of Florida JD-MAOL Organizational Leadership University of Houston Law Center Hamline University School of Law University of Illinois (with St. Catherine University) University of Pennsylvania Regent University School of Law Seton Hall University School of Law JD-PhD Park, Recreation and Tourism Resources Southern Illinois University School of Law Michigan State University Stetson University College of Law University of South Florida JD-PhD Park, Recreation and Tourism Resources— Vanderbilt Law School Urban Studies Yale Law School Michigan State University JD-MS Mental Health Counseling JD-Pharm D Pharmacy Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of Arkansas—Little Rock Drake University JD-MA Middle Eastern Studies University of Florida George Washington University University of Maryland University of Texas University of Southern California

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SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Kansas University of Wisconsin Loyola University—Chicago Marquette University JD-MA Philosophy University of Memphis Boston College Law School University of Michigan (world politics) Boston University School of Law University of Nebraska University of California—Davis Rutgers University—Camden Catholic University of America Rutgers University—Newark Columbia University (or Ph.D.) Cornell University (or Ph.D.) University of Southern California Duke University University of South Dakota Georgia State University *Syracuse University Georgetown University Law Center JD-PhD Political Science *University of Iowa California Western University *University of Kansas University of Chicago University of Michigan (unofficial) Duke University New York University (or Ph.D.) University of Illinois University of Pennsylvania Northwestern University University of Southern California University of Southern California Syracuse University Stanford Law School University of Virginia Washington University JD-PhD Philosophy University of Wisconsin Boston College JD-MA Political Science and Public Administration University of California—Los Angeles University of Florida University of Chicago Cornell University JD-MA Politics and/or Public Policy Duke University University of Akron School of Law (MAP) Georgetown University Law Center Applied Politics University of Illinois University of California—Berkeley (MPP) Northwestern University (or with JFK School of Government) University of Notre Dame Law School University of California—Los Angeles University of Pennsylvania Catholic University of America Stanford Law School University of Chicago University of Texas University of Connecticut (Ph.D.) University of Wisconsin George Washington University (U.S. concentration) JD-MPhil Philosophy Harvard University (MPP) Indiana University School of Law— (with JFK School of Government) Indianapolis University of Maine University of Michigan JD-MS Planning (MA World Politics; MPP) Brooklyn Law School New York University (or Ph.D.) with Pratt Institute) Rutgers—The State University—Camden JD-MA/PhD Policy Sciences *University of Texas University of Maryland Wayne State University JD-MA Political Science JD-MA Post-Soviet and East European Studies University of Alabama University of Arizona Arizona State University University of Texas University of California—Davis JD-MA Practical University of Cincinnati Regent University School of Law Columbia University (or Ph.D.) Drake University JD-MA Preservation Studies (See also: Historic Duke University (or Ph.D.) Preservation) University of Florida Boston University University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson School of Law University of Iowa

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JD-MS Preservation Studies (See also: Historic Program in Public Preservation) Policy and Administration, the other is University of Pennsylvania with the Woodrow Wilson School at ). JD-MPA Professional Accountancy University of Connecticut Georgia State University � Cornell University Indiana University School of Law— � Samford University—Cumberland Bloomington Drake University University of Nebraska *Florida State University Seattle University School of Law University of Florida JD-MPPA Masters of Professional Practice in George Washington University Accounting University of Georgia Ohio Northern University Georgia State University Hamline University School of Law JD-MA Psychology Indiana University School of Law— Catholic University of America Bloomington Columbia University (or Ph.D.) Indiana University School of Law— Duke University Indianapolis University of Florida *University of Kansas University of Hawaii | William University of Kentucky S. Richardson School of Law Louisiana State University University of Michigan (unofficial) Loyola University—New Orleans University of Nebraska (or Ph.D.) University of Missouri—Columbia Nova Southeastern University University of Missouri—Kansas City University of South Dakota University of Montana Valparaiso University University of New Mexico (MAPA) Widener University New York Law School School of Law (.D.) (with Baruch College) JD-PhD Psychology New York University Arizona State University University of North Carolina University of Arizona Ohio State University Cornell University University of Oregon Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel Pace University University Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of Florida University of Pennsylvania Northwestern University University of Richmond University of Pennsylvania Rutgers—Camden Stanford Law School Saint Louis University School of Law University of Texas Seattle University School of Law Widener University School of Law University of South Carolina (JD-Psy.D.) University of South Dakota University of Southern California JD-MPA Public Administration Southern Illinois University School of Law University of Akron St. Mary’s University University of Alabama Suffolk University Law School Albany Law School Syracuse University American University University of Tennessee University of Arizona *Texas Southern University University of Arkansas—Little Rock Texas Tech University *University of Baltimore Thomas M. Cooley Law School Brooklyn Law School University of Toledo (with Baruch College) University of Utah Brigham Young University Villanova University Chicago—Kent College of Law *West Virginia University Cleveland—Marshall University of Washington Columbia University William Mitchell College of Law (one program is with Columbia’s

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University of Wyoming University of Maine School of Law Yale Law School University of Maryland University of Memphis JD-MPA Public Affairs University of Miami University of Colorado University of Michigan Columbia University University of Minnesota (with Woodrow Wilson University of North Carolina School at Princeton Northeastern University School of Law University) (with Tufts School of Medicine) Indiana University School of Law— University of Oklahoma Bloomington University of Pennsylvania Indiana University School of Law— University of Pittsburgh Indianapolis Saint Louis University School of Law University of Minnesota Stetson University College of Law with (with Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of the University of South Florida Public Affairs) SUNY Buffalo Law School New York Law School Tulane University (with Baruch College) University of Virginia New York University University of Washington (with Woodrow Wilson Widener University School of Law School of Public and Yale Law School International affairs at Princeton University and with Kennedy School of JD-MA Public Health Genetics–Health Policy Government at Harvard University) University of Washington University of Pittsburgh JD-MA Public Health–Health Policy Stanford Law School (with the Saint Louis University School of Law Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton JD-MPA Public Health in Health Services University) University of Washington University of Texas JD-MA Public Management JD-MPA Public Affairs and Administration University of Maryland University of Wisconsin JD-MAPP Public Policy JD-MPA Public Affairs and Analysis Stanford Law School University of Wisconsin JD-MPP Public Policy JD-MPH Public Health American University University of Arkansas—Little Rock University of California—Berkeley Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of California—Los Angeles Boston University School of Law University of Chicago University of California—Los Angeles Duke University Case Western Reserve University Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel Chicago—Kent College of Law University � Columbia University George Mason University � University of Connecticut George Washington University Samford University—Cumberland (concentration in Women’s Studies) Drake University Georgetown University Law Center Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel New York University (with the Kennedy University School of Government at Harvard Emory University University) University of Florida University of Maryland George Washington University University of Michigan Georgetown University Law Center/ University of North Carolina University of Southern California University of Houston Law Center Stanford Law School Maurice A. Deane School of Law— University of Utah Hofstra University William & Mary Indiana University School of Law— Indianapolis

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JD-MPA Public Policy and Administration JD-PhD Religion Columbia University Emory University University of Maine Northwestern University Michigan State University JD-MA Religion University of Pennsylvania Duke University JD-MPPA Public Policy and Administration JD-MA Religion Studies Baylor University Loyola University—New Orleans University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law JD-MS Resources Development Michigan State University JD-PhD Public Policy Analysis/Studies University of Baltimore (with UMBC) JD-MS Resources Development—Urban Studies University of Maryland Michigan State University JD-MA Public Policy and Leadership JD-MA Rhetoric University of St. Thomas School of Law University of California—Davis (MN) JD-MA Romance Studies JD-MSPPM Public Policy and Management Duke University University of Pittsburgh JD-MA Russian and East European Studies JD-MAPPA Public Policy Sciences Emory University University of North Carolina George Washington University JD-MA Public Policy Studies JD-MA Russian, East European, and Eurasian University of Connecticut with Trinity Studies College, Hartford University of Michigan Loyola University—Chicago Stanford Law School University of Texas JD-MPS Public Service University of Arkansas—Little Rock JD-LLM Securities Georgetown University Law Center JD-MS Public Service Management DePaul University College of Law JD-MSIS Science & Information Science Penn State Dickinson School of Law JD-MPS Real Estate Cornell University JD-MA Science, Technology and Public Policy George Washington University JD-MRED Real Estate Development University of Florida JD-MEd. Secondary School Counseling University of Southern California Penn State Dickinson School of Law JD-MRP Regional Planning JD-MBA Securities Analysis Albany Law School University of Oregon Cornell University University of North Carolina JD-MASSP Security Policy Studies Western School of Law George Washington University Georgetown University Law Center JD-MRUP Regional and/or Urban Planning University of Florida JD-MA Social and Applied Philosophy Florida State University Marquette University University of Hawaii | William JD-MS Social Policy S. Richardson School of Law University of Pennsylvania Michigan State University University of North Carolina JD-MSSP Social Policy Nova Southeastern University University of Pennsylvania University of Richmond JD-PhD Social Sciences Rutgers—The State University—Camden *Northwestern University University of Virginia University of Southern California with California Institute of Technology

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JD-MA Social Welfare JD-PhD Sociology University of Kansas University of California—Davis � Catholic University of America � JD-MSW Social Welfare/Social Work Columbia University (or Ph.D.) � University of Hawaii | William Cornell University � S. Richardson School of Law Duke University � University of Pittsburgh University of Florida � JD-MA Social Work University of Iowa � University of Washington New York University (or Ph.D.) � Northwestern University � JD-MSW Social Work Stanford Law School � Albany Law School *SUNY Buffalo Law School � Arizona State University University of Virginia � Boston College Law School University of Wisconsin � University of California—Berkeley University of California—Los Angeles JD-MA Sociology and Criminal Justice California Western University Saint Louis University School of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) JD-MBA Sports Marketing Case Western Reserve University University of Oregon Catholic University of America Columbia University JD-M.ED Sports Studies University of Connecticut University of Georgia University of Denver JD-MSA Sports Administration Drake University Capital University Florida State University University of Florida Fordham University Seattle University School of Law University of Georgia Valparaiso University Gonzaga University University of Hawaii | William JD-MBA Sustainable Business Practices S. Richardson School of Law University of Oregon University of Houston Law Center University of Iowa JD-MA Sustainable International Development Indiana University School of Law— Northeastern University School of Law Indianapolis (with Brandeis University) University of Louisville JD-MA Taxation Loyola University—Chicago University of Mississippi � University of Maryland University of Tulsa � University of Michigan University of Nevada JD-LLM Taxation University of New Hampshire School Georgetown University Law Center of Law JD-MS Taxation New York University University of Akron University of North Carolina Arizona State University University of Pennsylvania University of Arkansas—Little Rock University of Richmond *University of Baltimore Saint Louis University School of Law Baylor University University of St. Thomas School of University of Denver Law (MN) Michigan State University University of Southern California Touro Law Center Southern Illinois University School of Law SUNY Buffalo Law School JD-MA/MS Telecommunications Syracuse University Indiana University School of Law— University of Texas Bloomington Tulane University JD-MS Telecommunications University of Utah University of Colorado Washburn University School of Law Washington University JD-MFA Theatre Arts Western

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JD-MFA Theatre Management and Producing JD-MURP Urban and Regional Planning Columbia Law School University of Colorado Loyola University—New Orleans JD-MTS Theological Studies University of Richmond Duke University Emory University JD-DVD Veterinarian Medicine Samford University—Cumberland University of Florida Vanderbilt Law School JD-MA Veterinary Medicine JD-MA/MS Theology University of Illinois St. Mary’s University JD-PhD Veterinary Medicine Seattle University School of Law Cornell University JD-MATL Transformational Leadership JD-MS-Ph.D. Water Law, Management Policy Seattle University School of Law University of Idaho College of Law JD-LLM Transnational Law JD-MS Water Resources Management Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Wisconsin Washington University JD-MA Water Science JD-MP Urban and Environmental Planning University of California—Davis University of Virginia JD-MA Women’s Studies JD-MA Urban and Environmental Policy University of Arizona and Planning University of Cincinnati Boston College (with Tufts University) George Washington University University of Michigan (unofficial) JD-MUP Urban Planning Pace University Brooklyn Law School (with ) JD-MS Women’s Studies University of Illinois William Mitchell College of Law *University of Kansas JD-MA Any area offered by the University University of Michigan University of California—Davis New York University (with New York Case Western Reserve University University at Kennedy School of Saint Louis University School of Law Government of Harvard University) University of Tulsa SUNY Buffalo Law School JD-MA A variety of dual degree programs can be JD-MUPDD Urban Planning, Design and Development arranged with the University’s Cleveland—Marshall graduate schools JD-MA Urban Planning/Studies University of Alabama University of California—Los Angeles Case Western Reserve University *University of Illinois Cornell University University of Florida JD-MS Urban Planning/Studies University of Iowa Columbia University University of Maryland University of Michigan JD-MA Urban and Regional Planning Michigan State University University of Florida University of Missouri—Columbia Florida State University University of Missouri—Kansas City University of Iowa University of Nebraska University of Richmond University of Notre Dame Law School Rutgers—Camden University of Pennsylvania JD-MRED Urban and Regional Planning Stanford Law School University of Florida SUNY Buffalo Law School Michigan State University Syracuse University Temple University Beasley JD-MUP Urban and Regional Planning School of Law University of Michigan Tulane University

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Valparaiso University Vanderbilt Law School Washington University Yale Law School JD-MA/ A variety of dual degree programs can be MBA/PhD arranged with any accredited graduate school Brooklyn Law School University of California—Hastings Duquesne University Stanford Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School JD-MA Individual Design Ohio State University Temple University Beasley School of Law

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C. (i) Law Schools Offering an Accelerated JD/MBA Program or Other Accelerated Program

American University Dual degree programs, including JD/MA in International Affairs, JD/MPA in Law and Public Administration, JD/MPP in Law and Public Policy, and JD/MS in Justice, Law and Society, take 3.5 to 4 years to complete as a full-time student. University of Arkansas—Little Rock

Baylor University Students can complete the joint JD/MBA in three years.

University of California—Los Angeles

Chapman University Yes, our joint JD/MBA program can be accelerated by taking classes over the summer. Charleston School of Law Students may complete a JD/MBA dual degree in 3.5 years.

University of Chicago Students may complete a JD/MBA joint degree program in 4 years. Chicago—Kent College of Law Yes, the accelerated program takes 4 years to complete.

University of Colorado Students may complete a JD/MBA dual degree program in 4 years. Columbia University Columbia Law offers a 3-year JD/MBA program.

Cornell University Yes, we offer a 3-year JD/MBA dual degree program.

University of Dayton Yes, we offer a 2-year JD.

Drake University Yes, we offer a 3-year JD/MBA dual degree program.

Duke University Yes, with careful selection of courses, JD/MBA dual degree students can complete the requirements in seven semesters rather than eight. Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University We offer a 2 year JD.

Florida Coastal School of Law Florida Coastal School of Law, in collaboration with Jacksonville University, offers a joint JD/MBA which can be completed in three years. University of Georgia Students may complete a JD/MBA, JD/MHP in Historic Preservation, JD/MPA in Public Administration, JD/MEd in Sports Studies, or JD/MSW in Social Work in four years. Georgetown University Law Center The JD/MBA, JD/MPP, and JD/School of Foreign Service programs provide for accelerated achievement of two degrees in four years instead of the five normally required to complete the degrees separately. JD/Government and JD/Philosophy degrees are also accelerated, with completion depending on whether a student is full-time or part-time and is a Masters or Doctoral candidate. Georgetown also offers three JD/LLM joint degree programs: in International Business & Economic Law, Securities & Financial Regulation, and Taxation. Students who participate in one of these programs and take the requisite number of qualifying courses during their JD studies will be able to complete an LLM degree in only one additional semester.

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Golden Gate University � Joint JD/MBA program may be completed in 3–4 years.

Hamline University School of Law � Students may complete a JD/MBA dual degree program in 4 years. Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University � Students may complete a JD/MBA dual degree program in 4 years. University of Houston Law Center � Yes, the full-time JD/MBA degree can be completed in 4 years, and the part-time JD/MBA program can be completed in 5 years. University of Kansas � Yes, if a student begins in the summer start program and takes courses year-round, they could finish a JD/MBA on an accelerated basis. Loyola Law School—Los Angeles � Accelerated JD/Tax LLM 3-year joint degree program that includes an intensive summer session of tax law courses. Loyola University—Chicago � The program takes four years to complete.

University of Memphis � Students may complete a JD/MBA, JD/MA (Political Science) and JD/MA (Public Health) in 4 years. Mercer University � Mercer University School of Law offers a joint JD/MBA program that may be completed in three years. University of Miami � Miami Law offers a Triple Degree Program: A Specialized Option for Business Majors. The program enables students with undergraduate degrees in business to obtain three degrees in four years—a J.D., an M.B.A, and an L.L.M. University of Michigan � Yes, interested students can accelerate the typically eight-semester program by matriculating through Michigan’s summer start. University of Missouri—Columbia � Yes, students are able to complete the JD/MBA program in 4 years. University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd School of Law

University of New Hampshire School of Law � 4 yr JD/MBA program

Northeastern University School of Law � We offer a 3-year JD/MELP program in collaboration with Vermont Law School. Northwestern University � We offer a 3-year JD/MBA program.

University of Notre Dame Law School � Yes, the accelerated program takes 4 years to complete.

Nova Southeastern University � We offer a JD/MBA dual-degree program, but students must complete the requirements of the program within 3 years. University of Pennsylvania � We offer numerous 3-year programs: JD/MBA, JD/MA or MS in Criminology, JD/MSEd in Education Policy or Higher Education, JD/MES in Environmental Studies, JD/MBE in Bioethics, JD/ MS in Social Policy, JD/LLM with the University of , JD-MPA in Government, JD-MA in Global Business, and JD-MSW in Social Work (with a BSW) Quinnipiac University � Yes, the JD/MBA can be completed in less than 4 years.

Regent University School of Law � 2-year JD see www.regent.edu/accjd

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University of Richmond � Students may complete a JD/MBA dual degree program in 4 years. Saint Louis University School of Law � Saint Louis University School of Law offers a dual JD/MBA that is accelerated by taking classes over the summer thereby complete both degrees in 3.5 years. Santa Clara University � Yes, our JD/MBA can be completed in 3.5–4 years.

Seattle University School of Law � JD-MBA in 4 years.

University of South Dakota � Offers nine dual degree programs in conjunction with the Graduate School that can be completed in three years. South Texas College of Law � South Texas College of Law, in collaboration with Mays Business School at Texas A&M University, offers a JD/MBA cooperative program for full-time students which can be completed in 4 years. Southern Methodist University � Yes, the full-time JD/MBA joint degree can be completed in 4 years, and the part-time JD/MBA joint degree can be completed in 5 years. SUNY Buffalo Law School � Students may complete a JD/MBA dual degree program in 4 years. Suffolk University Law School � Suffolk offers a three-year JD/MBA.

Temple University Beasley School of Law � Yes, students can complete the JD/MBA program in 3 years provided they take a class in the MBA program the summer before their first year of law school. Tulane University � Yes, students can complete the full-time JD/MBA joint degree in 4 years. Valparaiso University � We have an accelerated 2.5 year JD. Dual degree programs are typically 4 years total, but can be completed in 3 years depending on scheduling. Villanova University � Yes, 3 years for both.

Washburn University School of Law � The JD/MBA traditionally is completed in four years; however, it can be completed in three years by taking courses during the summer. University of Washington � Yes, our joint JD/MBA program can be completed in 4 years.

Washington University

Western New England College School of Law � Our dual degree programs are designed to be completed in 4 years, but students have been able to complete the JD/MBA in less time.

Willamette University � Yes, the dual degree JD/MBA can be completed in 4 years.

University of Wyoming � Yes, we offer a JD-MBA that incorporates an 18-month, accelerated MBA program. The degree can be completed in 3.5–4 years. Yale Law School � Yes, we have a 3-year accelerated, integrated JD/MBA with Yale’s SOM.

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D. AREAS OF EMPHASIS WITHOUT A GRADUATE DEGREE

Advisors and students should note that the primary function of law school curriculum is to offer a general education in law. In most cases, specialization in one area of the law comes with on the job experience after law school. Caution should be exercised in using this list of “Areas of Emphasis” as the primary factor in choosing a law school. Students should also be aware of the possibility that too narrow specialization may limit job opportunities.

Access to Justice University of Richmond Thomas M. Cooley Law School Roger Williams University School of Law University of San Francisco Administrative Law and Government Regulation University of Texas Georgetown University Law Center Tulane University Administrative and Regulatory Law Whittier Law School Albany Law School Advanced TORTS American University Brooklyn Law School Baylor University City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Boston College Cornell University Boston University School of Law Florida Coastal School of Law Brooklyn Law School Georgetown University Law Center University of Connecticut Mercer University Cornell University University of Florida Advocacy Georgetown University Law Center Brooklyn Law School George Washington University George Washington University George Mason University University of Georgia Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Kansas DePaul University College of Law Loyola University—Chicago University of Iowa University of Memphis University of Kansas Michigan State University University of Miami School of Law Mississippi College School of Law University of Michigan University of Notre Dame Law School Michigan State University University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law New England Law | Boston Regent University School of Law New York Law School South Texas College of Law Ohio Northern University Stetson University College of Law Pace University Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Pennsylvania Valparaiso University Regent University School of Law Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Richmond William & Mary University of San Francisco Agricultural Law South Texas College of Law Drake University � *Texas Southern University University of Florida � Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Kansas � University of Texas University of Minnesota � Valparaiso University University of Nebraska � Vanderbilt Law School Penn State Dickinson � University of Virginia Vermont Law School � Washington and Lee University Washburn University School of Law � William & Mary Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Admiralty Law Appalachian School of Law � University of Houston Law Center University of Arkansas—Little Rock � Loyola University—New Orleans Brooklyn Law School � University of Miami Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) � Michigan State University Boston College � Regent University School of Law Boston University School of Law �

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Chapman University School of Law Harvard University Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson Fordham University School of Law (certificate in Pacific-Asian Legal George Washington University Studies) Georgetown University Law Center University of Michigan (includes Chinese, Japanese, Hamline University School of Law Korean, and Indian) � Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Michigan State University � University of Idaho University of Minnesota � Loyola University—Chicago New York University � University of Maryland University of Pennsylvania � Mercer University University of San Francisco � University of Michigan University of Washington � Michigan State University Washington University University of Missouri—Columbia Antitrust Law New York Law School Georgetown University Law Center Northeastern University School of Law Northwestern University Aviation Law University of Notre Dame Law School Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Oregon Penn State Dickinson School of Law Bankruptcy Law University of Pennsylvania Boston College Law School Quinnipiac University Brigham Young University Regent University School of Law Brooklyn Law School South Texas College of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Chicago Thomas M. Cooley Law School City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Valparaiso University University of Colorado Vermont Law School Cornell University Washington University Drake University Willamette university Fordham University William Mitchell College of Law Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University University of Memphis AIDS Litigation University of Miami University of District of Columbia School of Law � Michigan State University City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law � Mississippi College School of Law Northwestern University Animal Law Ohio Northern University George Washington University � University of Oklahoma Lewis & Clark School of Law � Michigan State University � Penn State Dickinson School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School � University of Pennsylvania Antitrust Law Southern Methodist University Georgetown University Law Center � South Texas College of Law Southern Methodist University � University of Texas Texas Wesleyan School of Law Apellate Thomas M. Cooley Law School Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Valparaiso University Thomas M. Cooley Law School Washington University Applied Legal Studies William & Mary *Georgetown University Law Center Bar Plus Art Cultural Heritage and the Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Thomas M. Cooley Law School Bar Start Asian Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Columbia University (includes Chinese, Japanese, Korean) Cornell University

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Bioethics, Technology, and Law Georgetown University Law Center Brooklyn Law School � University of Georgia Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) � Georgia State University George Washington University � Gonzaga University Michigan State University � Hamline University School of Law Samford University—Cumberland � Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Washington University � University of Houston Law Center University of Idaho Biotechnology Law University of Illinois California Western University Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Case Western Reserve Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Columbia University University of Kentucky George Washington University Lewis & Clark Law School Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Louisiana State University University of Maryland University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law Penn State Dickinson School of Law Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Santa Clara University Loyola University—Chicago Suffolk University Law School Marquette University Business Law University of Maryland University of Akron University of Memphis University of Alabama Mercer University Albany Law School University of Miami American University University of Michigan University of Baltimore Michigan State University Boston College Law School University of Minnesota Boston University School of Law University of Mississippi Brigham Young University Mississippi College School of Law Brooklyn Law School New England Law | Boston University of California—Berkeley University of New Hampshire School of Law University of California—Davis New York Law School University of California—Hastings New York University University of California—Irvine University of North Carolina University of California—Los Angeles Northeastern University School of Law California Western University Northwestern University Campbell Law School University of Notre Dame Law School Capital University Ohio Northern University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Ohio State University Case Western Reserve University Oklahoma City University Catholic University of America University of Oregon University of Chicago Pace University Cleveland—Marshall University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law University of Colorado University of Pennsylvania University of Connecticut University of Pittsburgh Cornell University Quinnipiac University Creighton University Regent University School of Law University of Denver University of Richmond DePaul University College of Law Saint Louis University School of Law University of District of Columbia School of Law Samford University—Cumberland Drake University University of San Diego Duquesne University University of San Francisco Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Santa Clara University Emory University Seattle University School of Law University of Florida University of South Carolina Florida Coastal School of Law South Texas College of Law Fordham University Southern Methodist University George Washington University Southwestern Law School

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University of Southern California Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) SUNY Buffalo Law School Case Western Reserve University (concentration) Suffolk University Law School Catholic University of America Temple University Beasley School of Law Chapman University University of Tennessee College of Law Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Texas Cleveland—Marshall Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Colorado Thomas M. Cooley Law School Columbia University Touro Law Center—Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center University of Connecticut Valparaiso University Creighton University Vanderbilt Law School University of Dayton Vermont Law School University of Denver Villanova University DePaul University College of Law University of Virginia University of Detroit Mercy Wake Forest University University of District of Columbia School of Law Washburn University School of Law Drake University Washington University Duke University Washington and Lee University Duquesne University Wayne State University Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Western State University College of Law Emory University Widener University School of Law University of Florida Willamette University Fordham University William & Mary George Washington University William Mitchell College of Law Georgetown University Law Center University of Georgia Business and Entrepreneurial Law Georgia State University Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Golden Gate University University of Michigan Gonzaga University University of Missouri—Kansas City Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University University of Pittsburgh University of Houston Law Center University of Washington University of Idaho Business & Finance Law University of Illinois University of Miami Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Business Litigation The John Marshall Law School Baylor University University of Kansas Business Mediation University of Kentucky Thomas M. Cooley Law School Lewis & Clark Law School Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Business/Planning and Commercial Law Loyola University—Chicago Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Maine School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Marquette University Business/Tax/Commercial Law University of Maryland University of Akron University of Memphis University of Alabama Mercer University Albany Law School University of Miami School of Law American University University of Michigan University of Arizona Michigan State University University of Arkansas—Little Rock University of Minnesota University of Baltimore University of Mississippi Boston College Law School Mississippi College School of Law Boston University School of Law University of Missouri—Columbia Brigham Young University University of Missouri—Kansas City Brooklyn Law School University of Montana University of California—Hastings College of the Law University of Nebraska Campbell Law School New England Law | Boston

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University of New Hampshire School of Law William & Mary University of New Mexico William Mitchell College of Law University of North Carolina Business Transactions Northwestern University Baylor University University of Notre Dame Law School Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Ohio Northern University Saint Louis University School of Law (Concentration) University of Oklahoma South Texas College of Law Oklahoma City University SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Oregon University of Tennessee Pace University Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Penn State Dickinson School of Law Business Planning and Commercial Law University of Pennsylvania University of Alabama Pepperdine University Brooklyn Law School University of Pittsburgh University of Denver Quinnipiac University Duquesne University Regent University School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Richmond University of Louisville Roger Williams University School of Law University of Maryland Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Michigan State University Saint Louis University School of Law Southwestern Law School St. Thomas University Temple University Beasley School of Law Samford University—Cumberland Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of San Diego Valparaiso University University of San Francisco Washburn University Santa Clara University Washington and Lee University Seattle University School of Law South Texas College of Law Byron R. White Center for Study of American Constitution Law University of Southern California University of Colorado Southern Illinois University School of Law Canadian Law Southern Methodist University Case Western Reserve University Southwestern Law School University of Detroit Mercy Stetson University College Law *University of Maine SUNY Buffalo Law School Michigan State University Suffolk University Law School Vermont Law School Syracuse University Temple University Beasley School of Law Child Law University of Tennessee DePaul University College of Law University of Texas University of the District of Columbia Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Florida Touro Law Center Hamline University School of Law Tulane University Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University University of Utah Loyola University—Chicago Valparaiso University University of Michigan Vanderbilt Law School Michigan State University Vermont Law School University of Richmond Villanova University Valparaiso University University of Virginia Washburn University Wake Forest University Child Abuse and Neglect Washburn University Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Washington Washington University Children and Advocacy Washington and Lee University Brooklyn Law School Western State University University of Chicago Whittier Law School University of Colorado Willamette University University of Connecticut Cornell University

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University of District of Columbia Southwestern Law School � Emory University Suffolk University Law School � University of Florida University of Texas Fordham University Vermont Law School � Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Washburn University School of Law � Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Whittier Law School � Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Chinese Law Loyola University—Chicago University of Michigan University of Maryland University of Miami Civil Advocacy University of Michigan Seattle University Shool of Law Michigan State University Mississippi College School of Law Civil and Constitutional Rights New York Law School Albany Law School Northwestern University George Washington University Ohio Northern University Roger Williams University School of Law University of Oregon Civil Dispute Resolution University of Pennsylvania Boston College Quinnipiac University Boston University School of Law University of Richmond Brooklyn Law School University of San Diego Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Seattle University School of Law City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law South Texas College of Law Cleveland—Marshall University of Southern California Fordham University Southern Methodist University George Washington University SUNY Buffalo Law School Hamline University School of Law Suffolk University Law School Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Valparaiso University University of Maryland Vermont Law School Marquette University Washburn University Michigan State University Washington University University of Missouri—Columbia Willamette University Pace University William & Mary Quinnipiac University Children and the Law Santa Clara University Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University South Texas College of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Southern Methodist University Vanderbilt Law School Children’s Rights William & Mary University of Chicago City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Civil Litigation Cornell University University of Alabama Drake University Albany Law School University of Florida (Center on Children and the Law) University of Arkansas—Little Rock Hamline University School of Law Baylor University Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Brooklyn Law School Loyola University—Chicago —SUNY University of Maryland Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Miami Cleveland—Marshall Michigan State University University of California—Hastings (certificate) Mississippi College School of Law University of Colorado University of New Hampshire School of Law University of Connecticut Northwestern University Drake University Ohio Northern University Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University University of Richmond George Washington University Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University South Texas College of Law Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Lewis & Clark Law School

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Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Northeastern University School of Law � University of Miami University of Notre Dame Law School � Michigan State University Pace University � University of Missouri—Columbia University of Pennsylvania � Northwestern University Roger Williams University School of Law � University of Pittsburgh Rutgers University School of Law—Newark � Regent University School of Law Samford University—Cumberland � Saint Louis University School of Law (Concentration) Seton Hall University School of Law � Samford University—Cumberland University of Southern California � University of San Diego School of Law Southern Methodist University � Seattle University School of Law Southwestern Law School � Seton Hall University of Law Temple University Beasley School of Law � South Texas College of Law University of Texas � Southern Methodist University Thomas M. Cooley Law School � Suffolk University Law School Touro Law Center � Temple University Beasley School of Law Tulane University � Texas Wesleyan School of Law Valparaiso University � Vanderbilt Law School Vermont Law School � Washburn Law University of Virginia � Willamette University � Civil Procedure Thomas M. Cooley Law School Civil Law (European or South American)(Roman German Law) City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Louisiana State University � *Loyola University—New Orleans � Civil Rights and Liberties Tulane University � American University University of Arkansas—Little Rock Clinics University of Baltimore Georgetown University Law Center Brooklyn Law School Client Counseling University of California—Davis Brooklyn Law School Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) California Western University Case Western Reserve (concentration) Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Catholic University of America Chicago—Kent College of Law Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Detroit Mercy University of Cincinnati University of District of Columbia School of Law City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of Colorado Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Columbia University Loyola University—Chicago University of Connecticut Mercer University Cornell University Michigan State University DePaul University College of Law University of Notre Dame Law School Duke University Ohio Northern University Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Pace University Fordham University University of Richmond George Washington University Saint Louis University School of Law Hamline University School of Law Samford University—Cumberland Howard University University of San Diego Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis South Texas College of Law University of Kentucky Southwestern Law School Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Stetson University College of Law University of Maryland Suffolk University Law School Mercer University University of Texas University of Miami Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Minnesota Valparaiso University New York Law School Vermont Law School New York University Washburn University School of Law University of North Carolina William & Mary North Carolina Central University

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Coastal and Great Lakes Law New York University Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of North Carolina Northwestern University Collective Bargaining University of Notre Dame Law School Thomas M. Cooley Law School Ohio Northern University Commercial Law Oklahoma City University University of Alabama Pace University American University University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law University of Arizona University of Pennsylvania University of Baltimore University of Pittsburgh Boston College Law School Regent University School of Law Brigham Young University University of Richmond Brooklyn Law School Roger Williams University School of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Rutgers University School of Law—Newark University of Chicago Saint Louis University School of Law Chicago—Kent College of Law University of San Diego Cleveland—Marshall University of San Francisco University of Colorado Santa Clara University Columbia University Seattle University School of Law University of Connecticut Southern Methodist University Cornell University South Texas College of Law DePaul University College of Law Southwestern Law School University of Detroit Mercy Stetson University College of Law Duke University Suffolk University Law School Duquesne University Temple University Beasley School of Law Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University University of Tennessee Emory University University of Texas Florida Coastal School of Law Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Florida Touro Law Center—Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center Fordham University Valparaiso University George Washington University Vermont Law School Georgetown University Law Center University of Virginia University of Georgia Wake Forest University Georgia State University Washington University Golden Gate University Washington and Lee University Gonzaga University Willamette University Hamline University School of Law William & Mary Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University William Mitchell College of Law University of Houston Law Center Commercial and Advanced Contract Law University of Idaho Georgetown University Law Center Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Kentucky Communications Law/Communication Media Lewis & Clark Law School Boston University School of Law Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Brooklyn Law School Marquette University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Memphis Catholic University of America (certificate) Mercer University University of Colorado University of Miami School of Law Columbia University University of Michigan University of Connecticut Michigan State University Fordham University University of Minnesota George Mason University Mississippi College School of Law Georgetown University Law Center University of Nebraska Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington New England Law | Boston Michigan State University University of New Hampshire School of Law New York Law School University of New Mexico University of Pennsylvania

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Southwestern Law School � Cornell University University of Virginia � University of Denver DePaul University College of Law Community Economic Development Drake University University of Alabama Duke University American University Duquesne University Brooklyn Law School Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Emory University University of District of Columbia School of Law University of Florida Duquesne University Fordham University Fordham University George Washington University University of Notre Dame Law School Georgetown University Law Center SUNY Buffalo Law School Georgia State University Community Justice Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University University of Maryland University of Houston Law Center Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Comparative Procedure (Various States) Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Iowa Comparative Labor and Employment Law Policy University of Kentucky University of Illinois Loyola University—Chicago Loyola School of Law—Los Angeles Computer Assisted Legal Research Marquette University Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Maryland Computer Law and Crimes University of Memphis Thomas M. Cooley Law School Mercer University University of Miami Condominium Law University of Michigan Thomas M. Cooley Law School Michigan State University Conflicts of Laws University of Minnesota Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Missouri—Kansas City New England Law | Boston Connecticut Urban Legal Initiative University of New Mexico University of Connecticut New York Law School New York University Constitutional Law University of North Carolina University of Akron Northeastern University School of Law University of Alabama Northwestern University Albany Law School University of Notre Dame Law School American University Ohio State University University of Arizona Oklahoma City University University of Arkansas—Little Rock Pace University Boston College Law School University of Pennsylvania Boston University School of Law University of Pittsburgh Brigham Young University Quinnipiac University Brooklyn Law School Regent University School of Law University of California—Davis University of Richmond University of California—Irvine Roger Williams University School of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Rutgers—The State University—Camden Case Western Reserve University Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Catholic University of America Samford University—Cumberland Chapman University School of Law University of San Diego University of Chicago University of San Francisco City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Santa Clara University Cleveland—Marshall Seton Hall University University of Colorado University of South Carolina Columbia University South Texas College of Law University of Connecticut

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University of Southern California University of Colorado Southern Methodist University Columbia University Southwestern Law School University of Connecticut SUNY Buffalo Law School Cornell University Syracuse University Creighton University Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Dayton University of Texas DePaul University College of Law *Texas Southern University University of Detroit Mercy Texas Wesleyan School of Law Drake University Thomas M. Cooley Law School Duke University Tulane University Duquesne University University of Utah Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Valparaiso University Emory University Law School University of Florida Vermont Law School Fordham University University of Virginia George Mason University Wake Forest University George Washington University Whittier Law School Georgetown University Law Center Widener University School of Law University of Georgia William & Mary Georgia State University Golden Gate University Constitutional Law and Government Hamline University School of Law Georgetown University Law Center Harvard University Construction Law Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Houston Law Center University of Idaho Consumer Law University of Illinois Brooklyn Law School � Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Southern Methodist University � Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Thomas M. Cooley Law School � University of Kansas Widener University School of Law � University of Kentucky Copyright Law Lewis & Clark Law School University of New Hampshire School of Law University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Loyola University—Chicago Corporate Law Loyola University—New Orleans University of Akron Marquette University University of Alabama University of Maryland Albany Law School University of Memphis American University Mercer University University of Arizona University of Miami University of Arkansas—Little Rock University of Michigan University of Baltimore Michigan State University Boston College Law School University of Minnesota Boston University School of Law Mississippi College School of Law Brooklyn Law School University of Mississippi University of California Berkeley University of Missouri—Columbia University of California—Davis University of Missouri—Kansas City University of California—Hastings College of the Law University of Nebraska University of California—Irvine New England Law | Boston University of California—Los Angeles University of New Hampshire School of Law Capital University New York Law School Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) New York University Case Western Reserve University University of North Carolina Catholic University of America University of Notre Dame Law School University of Chicago Northwestern University University of Cincinnati Ohio Northern University

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University of Oklahoma Criminal Law Oklahoma City University University of Akron University of Oregon University of Alabama Pace University Albany Law School University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law American University Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of Arizona University of Pennsylvania University of Arkansas—Little Rock Pepperdine University Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School University of Pittsburgh University of Baltimore Quinnipiac University Boston College Law School Regent University School of Law Brigham Young University University of Richmond Brooklyn Law School Roger Williams University School of Law University of California—Berkeley Rutgers—The State University—Camden University of California—Davis Rutgers University School of Law—Newark University of California—Hastings College of the Law Saint Louis University School of Law University of California—Irvine St. Thomas University University of California—Los Angeles Samford University—Cumberland Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of San Diego Case Western Reserve University (concentration) University of San Francisco Catholic University of America Santa Clara University Chicago—Kent College of Law Seton Hall University School of Law City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of South Carolina Cleveland—Marshall South Texas College of Law University of Colorado University of Southern California Columbia University Southern Methodist University University of Connecticut Southwestern Law School Cornell University Stetson University College of Law Creighton University SUNY Buffalo Law School DePaul University College of Law Suffolk University Law School University of District of Columbia School of Law Syracuse University Drake University Temple University Beasley School of Law Duke University University of Tennessee Duquesne University University of Texas Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Texas Wesleyan School of Law Emory University Touro Law Center—Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center Florida Coastal School of Law Tulane University University of Florida Valparaiso University Fordham University Vanderbilt Law School George Mason University Vermont Law School George Washington University University of Virginia Georgetown University Law Center Wake Forest University University of Georgia Washburn University School of Law Georgia State University Washington University Golden Gate University Washington and Lee University Gonzaga University Western State University College of Law Hamline University School of Law Widener University School of Law Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Willamette University *University of Houston Law Center William & Mary Howard University William Mitchell College of Law University of Illinois Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Corporate Law and Securities Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Georgetown University Law Center University of Kansas Corporate Transactions University of Kentucky Florida Coastal School of Law � Lewis & Clark Law School Santa Clara University � University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law

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Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Touro Law Center—Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center Loyola University—Chicago University of Utah Marquette University Valparaiso University University of Maryland Vanderbilt Law School University of Memphis Vermont Law School Mercer University Villanova University University of Miami University of Virginia University of Michigan Wake Forest University Michigan State University Washburn University School of Law University of Minnesota Washington and Lee University University of Mississippi Washington University Mississippi College School of Law Wayne State University University of Missouri—Columbia *Western State University College of Law University of Missouri—Kansas City Widener University School of Law University of Nebraska Willamette University New England Law | Boston William & Mary University of New Hampshire School of Law William Mitchell College of Law New York University University of Wisconsin University of North Carolina Criminal Law and Procedure Northeastern University School of Law Albany Law School Northwestern University Baylor University University of Notre Dame Law School Brooklyn Law School Ohio Northern University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Oklahoma City University University of Colorado University of Oregon George Washington University Pace University Georgetown University Law Center University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law University of Georgia Penn State Dickinson School of Law Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University University of Pennsylvania Loyola University—Chicago University of Pittsburgh University of Michigan Quinnipiac University Michigan State University University of Richmond University of Mississippi School of Law Roger Williams University School of Law University of Missouri—Columbia Rutgers University—Camden New England Law | Boston Rutgers University School of Law—Newark University of New Hampshire School of Law Saint Louis University School of Law New York Law School St. Thomas University Northeastern University School of Law Samford University—Cumberland University of Notre Dame Law School University of San Diego Pace University University of San Francisco University of Pennsylvania Santa Clara University Saint Louis University School of Law Seattle University School of Law Samford University—Cumberland University of Southern California Santa Clara University Southern Methodist University Seattle University School of Law South Texas College of Law South Texas College of Law Southwestern Law School Southwestern Law School Stetson University College of Law Syracuse University SUNY Buffalo Law School Temple University Beasley School of Law Suffolk University Law School Thomas M. Cooley Law School Syracuse University Tulane University Temple University Beasley School of Law Valparaiso University University of Tennessee Washburn University School of Law *University of Texas Widener University School of Law Texas Wesleyan School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Critical Race Studies University of Toledo University of California—Los Angeles

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Cross-Disciplinary Studies University of Kentucky Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Pennsylvania Loyola University—Chicago Marquette University Death Penalty Clinic University of Maryland Brooklyn Law School Mercer University Cornell University University of Miami DePaul University College of Law University of Michigan University of Georgia Michigan State University Thomas M. Cooley Law School Mississippi College School of Law Defending Battered Women University of Missouri—Columbia Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Missouri—Kansas City University of Montana Deferred Compensation and Pension Planning University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd Thomas M. Cooley Law School School of Law Disability Law and Disabled Workers New England Law | Boston American University University of New Hampshire School of Law University of New Hampshire School of Law University of New Mexico Thomas M. Cooley Law School New York University Northwestern University Dispute Resolution University of Notre Dame Law School University of Akron Ohio Northern University Albany Law School Ohio State University American University Oklahoma City University Appalachian School of Law University of Oregon University of Arkansas—Little Rock University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Boston College Penn State Dickinson School of Law Boston University School of Law University of Pennsylvania Brigham Young University Pepperdine University Brooklyn Law School Quinnipiac University California Western University Regent University School of Law Capital University University of Richmond Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Roger Williams University School of Law Chicago—Kent College of Law Rutgers University School of Law—Newark City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law St. Mary’s University University of Colorado Samford University—Cumberland University of Connecticut University of San Francisco Cornell University South Texas College of Law Creighton University Southern Methodist University DePaul University College of Law Southwestern Law School Drake University Stetson University College of Law Duke University Suffolk University Law School Duquesne University Syracuse University University of Florida Temple University Beasley School of Law Fordham University University of Tennessee George Washington University University of Texas Georgetown University Law Center Texas Southern University University of Georgia Texas Wesleyan School of Law Georgia State University University of Tulsa Golden Gate University Valparaiso University Hamline University School of Law Vanderbilt Law School Harvard University Vermont Law School Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Wake Forest University University of Houston Law Center Washburn University School of Law University of Idaho University of Washington Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Willamette University The John Marshall Law School William & Mary

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District Court University of Houston Law Center Thomas M. Cooley Law School Loyola University—Chicago Michigan State University Document Discovery New England Law | Boston Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of New Hampshire School of Law Domestic Violence Rutgers University School of Law—Newark University of Alabama Suffolk University Law School American University Thomas M. Cooley Law School Brooklyn Law School Education Law and Procedure University of California—Davis Georgetown University Law Center George Washington University Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Elder Law University of Idaho University of Alabama Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Albany Law School Michigan State University University of Arizona University of Missouri—Columbia University of Arkansas—Little Rock New England Law | Boston Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Oregon Chapman University Pace University City University of New York—Queens Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Florida Coastal School of Law South Texas College of Law University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson SUNY Buffalo Law School School of Law (also Gerontology Certificate) Suffolk University Law School Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University University Of Texas University of Kansas Tulane University University of Kentucky Vermont Law School Loyola University—Chicago Marquette University Drunk Driving Law University of Maryland Thomas M. Cooley Law School New England Law | Boston Economics and Law New York Law School University of Alabama � Oklahoma City University Brooklyn Law School � University of Oregon University of Chicago � Pace University Columbia University � University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law University of Connecticut � Penn State Dickinson School of Law Cornell University � University of Pittsburgh George Mason University � University of Richmond University of Kentucky � Stetson University College of Law University of Michigan � SUNY Buffalo Law School Michigan State University � Temple University Beasley School of Law Northwestern University � University of Texas University of Notre Dame Law School � Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Pennsylvania � Touro Law Center South Texas College of Law � Valparaiso University University of Southern California � Wake Forest University Southern Methodist University � William Mitchell College of Law Syracuse University � Election Law Valparaiso University � University of California—Irvine University of Virginia � Thomas M. Cooley Law School William & Mary � Electronic and Commercial Law Education Law University of Missouri—Columbia American University Boston College Law School Employment, Business and Commercial Transactions City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Brooklyn Law School Cornell University University of Colorado Duquesne University Michigan State University

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Saint Louis University School of Law � University of San Diego � St. Mary’s University � Southern Methodist University � South Texas College of Law � University of Texas Vermont Law School � Texas Wesleyan University � Tulane University � Employment and Labor Law University of Tulsa � American University Thomas M. Cooley Law School � Boston College *University of Utah � Brooklyn Law School Vermont Law School � Chicago—Kent College of Law Willamette University � City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Cleveland—Marshall Entertainment Law University of Colorado Brooklyn Law School University of Connecticut University of California—Hastings Cornell University University of California—Los Angeles University of Denver Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) DePaul University College of Law Catholic University of America Drake University Chapman University Fordham University Columbia University George Washington University University of Connecticut Georgetown University Law Center University of Detroit Mercy University of Georgia Fordham University Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University George Washington University University of Houston Law Center University of Georgia Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Golden Gate University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Northern Kentucky University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Mercer University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Miami University of Miami Michigan State University Mississippi College School of Law University of Missouri—Columbia University of New Hampshire School of Law Northeastern University School of Law New York Law School University of Pennsylvania Pepperdine University Regent University School of Law University of Richmond Saint Louis University School of Law (Concentration) University of Southern California Santa Clara University Southwestern Law School Seattle University School of Law University of Texas South Texas College of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Southern Methodist University Valparaiso University Southwestern Law School Vanderbilt Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School Whittier Law School Texas Wesleyan School of Law Entrepreneurial Law Valparaiso University University of Colorado University of Virginia Willamette University Environmental Law William & Mary University of Alabama � Albany Law School � Energy Law *American University � University of California—Davis University of Arizona Chicago—Kent College of Law Arizona State University � University of Colorado University of Arkansas—Little Rock � George Washington University University of Baltimore � Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Boston College Law School � University of Houston Law Center Boston University School of Law � University of Kansas Brigham Young University � University of Kentucky Brooklyn Law School � Pace University University of California—Berkeley �

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University of California—Davis Northern Kentucky University University of California—Hastings University of Notre Dame Law School University of California—Irvine Ohio Northern University University of California—Los Angeles *University of Oklahoma Capital University Oklahoma City University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Oregon Chapman University Pace University (certificate) Chicago—Kent College of Law University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Penn State Dickinson School of Law Cleveland—Marshall University of Pennsylvania University of Colorado Pepperdine University Columbia University University of Pittsburgh University of Connecticut University of Richmond Cornell University Roger Williams University School of Law University of Denver Rutgers—Camden University of Detroit Mercy Rutgers University—Newark Drake University Saint Louis University School of Law Duke University University of San Diego Duquesne University University of San Francisco Emory University Samford University—Cumberland University of Florida Santa Clara University Florida Coastal School of Law Seattle University School of Law Florida State University University of South Carolina Fordham University South Texas College of Law Georgetown University Law Center University of Southern California University of Georgia Southern Illinois University School of Law Georgia State University Southern Methodist University Golden Gate University Southwestern Law School University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson Stetson University School of Law (certificate) SUNY Buffalo Law School Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Syracuse University University of Houston Law Center Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Idaho University of Texas University of Illinois Thomas M. Cooley Law School Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Toledo University of Kansas Tulane University University of Kentucky University of Tulsa Lewis & Clark Law School University of Utah (certificate) University of Louisville Valparaiso University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Vanderbilt Law School University of Maine Vermont Law School Marquette University Villanova University University of Maryland University of Virginia University of Memphis Washburn University Mercer University University of Washington University of Miami Washington University University of Michigan Widener University School of Law Michigan State University Whittier Law School University of Minnesota Willamette University University of Montana William & Mary University of Nebraska University of Wyoming New England Law | Boston Environmental Law (Climate Change) University of New Hampshire School of Law University of California—Los Angeles � University of New Mexico George Washington University � New York University Northeastern University School of Law

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Environmental, Natural Resource & Land Use Washington University � Seattle University School of Law Washburn University � Willamette University � Estate Planning William Mitchell College of Law � University of Alabama University of Wisconsin � Albany Law School American University Ethics University of Arizona Boston College � University of Arkansas—Little Rock Fordham University � University of Baltimore Mercer University � Baylor University Thomas M. Cooley Law School � Boston College Ethics, Law and Society Brigham Young University University of Missouri—Columbia Brooklyn Law School Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Ethics & Public Service University of Colorado University of Miami University of Connecticut Cornell University European Legal Studies Drake University Roger Williams University School of Law Florida Coastal School of Law Tulane University University of Florida Vermont Law School George Washington University European Union Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Missouri—Columbia � Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Thomas M. Cooley Law School � University of Kentucky University of Louisville Evidence Problems Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Thomas M. Cooley Law School Loyola University—Chicago Family Law Marquette University University of Alabama University of Memphis Albany Law School University of Miami American University University of Michigan University of Arkansas—Little Rock Michigan State University University of Baltimore University of Minnesota Boston College Law School University of Missouri—Columbia Brooklyn Law School University of Missouri—Kansas City University of California—Berkeley University of New Hampshire School of Law University of California—Davis New York Law School University of California—Hastings College of Law Ohio Northern University California Western University University of Oregon Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Pace University Catholic University of America University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Regent University School of Law University of Colorado University of Richmond Columbia University Saint Louis University School of Law University of Connecticut Samford University—Cumberland Cornell University University of San Francisco University of Dayton Santa Clara University DePaul University College of Law Seattle University School of Law Drake University South Texas College of Law Duquesne University Southern Methodist University Florida Coastal School of Law Southwestern Law School University of Florida Temple University Beasley School of Law Florida Coastal School of Law University of Texas Fordham University Texas Wesleyan University George Washington University Thomas M. Cooley Law School Georgetown University Law Center Valparaiso University University of Georgia

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Georgia State University Suffolk University Law School Golden Gate University Syracuse University Gonzaga University Temple University Beasley School of Law Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University *University of Texas University of Houston Law Center Texas Wesleyan School of Law (certificate) University of Idaho Thomas M. Cooley Law School Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Touro Law Center University of Kentucky Tulane University University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law University of Utah Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Valparaiso University Loyola University—Chicago Vermont Law School Marquette University Villanova University University of Maryland University of Virginia University of Memphis Washburn University School of Law University of Miami Washington University University of Michigan Willamette University Michigan State University William & Mary University of Minnesota William Mitchell College of Law Mississippi College School of Law University of Wisconsin University of Mississippi Family Violence University of Missouri—Columbia University of Missouri—Columbia University of Missouri—Kansas City Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Nebraska New England Law | Boston Federal Administration Law *University of New Hampshire School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of New Mexico New York Law School Federal Regulatory Process New York University *American University Northeastern University School of Law Feminist Legal Studies Northwestern University Emory University University of Notre Dame Law School Michigan State University Ohio Northern University University of Oregon Financial Services Pace University Chicago—Kent College of Law � University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law New York Law School � Penn State Dickinson School of Law Suffolk University Law School � University of Pennsylvania Foreign Relations Pepperdine University Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Pittsburgh Quinnipiac University Forensic Evidence Regent University School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Richmond Gaming Law Roger Williams University School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Rutgers University School of Law—Newark St. Thomas University General Practice Law and Procedure Samford University—Cumberland University of Alabama University of San Diego American University University of San Francisco University of Arizona Santa Clara University University of Arkansas—Little Rock Seattle University School of Law Boston College Seton Hall University School of Law Brooklyn Law School South Texas College of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Southern California University of Colorado Southern Methodist University University of Connecticut Southwestern Law School Cornell University SUNY Buffalo Law School Creighton University

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Drake University University of Baltimore Fordham University Boston College Law School George Washington University Boston University School of Law Golden Gate University Brigham Young University Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Brooklyn Law School University of Idaho Capital University Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) The John Marshall Law School Catholic University of America University of Kentucky University of Colorado University of Maine University of Connecticut University of Memphis University of District of Columbia Mercer University University of Florida University of Miami Fordham University Michigan State University George Washington University Mississippi College Georgetown University Law Center University of Missouri—Columbia University of Georgia University of Missouri—Kansas City Georgia State University Law School University of Montana Golden Gate University New England Law | Boston Hamline University School of Law University of New Hampshire School of Law University of Idaho New York University Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Northwestern University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of Notre Dame Law School Loyola University—Chicago Ohio Northern University University of Maine Oklahoma City University University of Miami School of Law University of Pennsylvania Michigan State University Regent University School of Law Mississippi College School of Law University of Richmond New England Law | Boston Saint Louis University School of Law University of New Hampshire School of Law Samford University—Cumberland University of North Carolina University of San Diego Northwestern University University of San Francisco University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law South Texas College of Law University of Pennsylvania Southern Methodist University Saint Louis University School of Law Southwestern Law School University of San Francisco Suffolk University Law School University of Southern California Texas Wesleyan School of Law Southern Methodist University Thomas M. Cooley Law School South Texas College of Law Touro Law Center Southwestern Law School Valparaiso Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School Vermont Law School Suffolk University Law School William & Mary Syracuse University Texas Wesleyan School of Law Global Center for Women and Justice Valparaiso University Cornell University Vermont Law School Government Administration and Regulation Villanova University Albany Law School Washburn University School of Law Boston College Washington University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Widener University School of Law Case Western Reserve University (concentration) Willamette University George Washington University William Mitchell College of Law William & Mary Government and Public Service University of Akron Green Business Law Albany Law School University of Oregon American University University of Arkansas—Little Rock

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Gun Control University of North Carolina Thomas M. Cooley Law School University at Buffalo-SUNY—Buffalo Northeastern University School of Law Health Care Delivery Law Northwestern University Arizona State University College of Law Ohio State University Boston University School of Law Oklahoma City University Brooklyn Law School Pace University Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Penn State Dickinson School of Law Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University University of Pennsylvania Michigan State University University of Pittsburgh Health Law Quinnipiac University Albany Law School University of Richmond American University Saint Louis University School of Law (Concentration) Arizona State University College of Law Samford University—Cumberland University of Arkansas—Little Rock Santa Clara University Boston University School of Law Seattle University School of Law Brooklyn Law School Seton Hall University University of California—Davis South Texas College of Law Case Western Reserve University (concentration) University of Southern California Catholic University of America Southern Illinois University School of Law Chicago—Kent College of Law Southern Methodist University City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law SUNY Buffalo Law School Cleveland—Marshall Suffolk University Law School University of Colorado Temple University Beasley School of Law Columbia University Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Connecticut Touro Law Center—Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center DePaul University College of Law University of Tulsa University of Detroit Mercy University of Utah Drake University Valparaiso University Duquesne University Villanova University Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University University of Virginia Emory University University of Washington George Washington University Widener University School of Law Georgetown University Law Center Whittier College University of Georgia William & Mary Georgia State University Health Law, Policy and Bioethics Hamline University School of Law Georgetown University Law Center *University of Houston Law Center Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University High Technology Law University of Illinois Albany Law School Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Boston University School of Law University of Kentucky Brooklyn Law School University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Case Western Reserve University Loyola University—Chicago Chicago—Kent College of Law Marquette University University of Colorado University of Maryland University of Dayton University of Memphis DePaul University College of Law Mercer University Fordham University University of Miami George Washington University University of Michigan Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Minnesota Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of Missouri—Columbia The John Marshall Law School New England Law | Boston Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of New Hampshire School of Law Michigan State University University of New Mexico University of New Hampshire School of Law

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University of Pennsylvania University of Miami University of Richmond University of Michigan Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Michigan State University Santa Clara University New York Law School University of Southern California Northeastern University School of Law Southern Methodist University Northwestern University Southwestern Law School University of Notre Dame Law School Syracuse University Ohio Northern University Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Oregon University of Texas Pace University Wake Forest University University of Pennsylvania Washington University Regent University School of Law William & Mary Rutgers University School of Law—Newark University of Southern California High Technology Law Institute St. Mary’s University Santa Clara University University of Southern California History, Philosophy, Sociology and Theory of Law Southwestern Law School New York Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Texas Homeland & National Security Law Valparaiso University George Mason University Vermont Law School Housing Law University of Virginia Brooklyn Law School Willamette University City University of New York (CUNY) school of Law William & Mary University of District of Columbia School of Law Human Rights & National Security Law Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis George Washington University University of Kentucky William & Mary Michigan State University Saint Louis University School of Law Immigration Law SUNY Buffalo Law School American University Suffolk University Law School University of Arizona University of Texas Boston College Law School Boston University School of Law Human Rights Brooklyn Law School American University University of California—Davis University of Arizona Benjamin N. Cardozo—(Yeshiva) Boston College Law School Catholic University of America Boston University School of Law Chicago Kent College of Law Brooklyn Law School City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of California—Davis University of Colorado Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Connecticut Case Western Reserve University Cornell University University of Chicago DePaul University College of Law City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of Detroit Mercy Columbia University Fordham University University of Connecticut George Washington University Cornell University Georgetown University Law Center University of Detroit Mercy Harvard University Drake University University of Houston Law Center Fordham University University of Idaho George Washington University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Georgetown University Law Center University of Kentucky Golden Gate University University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Loyola University—Chicago University of Maryland Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Miami University of Maryland

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University of Michigan University of Texas � Michigan State University Thomas M. Cooley Law School � University of Minnesota University of Tulsa � New England Law | Boston Washington University � New York Law School Indigenous Law, Governance and Citizenship New York University Syracuse University Northeastern University School of Law Northwestern University Information Technology and Privacy Law University of Notre Dame Law School Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Pace University Brooklyn Law School University of Pennsylvania Case Western Reserve University University of Pittsburgh Chicago—Kent College of Law Regent University School of Law University of Colorado St. Thomas University University of Connecticut Saint Louis University School of Law University of Dayton University of San Diego University of Florida Santa Clara University Fordham University South Texas College of Law University of Houston Law Center University of Southern California George Washington University Southern Methodist University Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Southwestern Law School Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis SUNY Buffalo Law School The John Marshall Law School Suffolk University Law School Loyola School of Law—Los Angeles Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Michigan University of Texas Michigan State University Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of New Hampshire School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School New York Law School Touro Law Center University of Pennsylvania Valparaiso University Southwestern Law School Vermont Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School Washington University University of Texas Willamette University William Mitchell College of Law Innovation Law and Policy Individual Rights and Social Reform Brooklyn Law School (BLIP Clinic) Case Western Reserve University Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University New York University Indian Law/Mexican American Law (Native American) American University Innovation, Business and Law University of Arizona University of Iowa � Arizona State University Brooklyn Law School � University of California—Los Angeles Institute for Law and Philosophy University of Colorado University of San Diego Cornell University University of Detroit Mercy Insurance Law University of Idaho Drake University � University of Kansas Thomas M. Cooley Law School � Lewis & Clark Law School Intellectual Property Law (Patent/Trademark/Copyright) Michigan State University University of Akron � University of Minnesota University of Alabama � University of Missouri—Kansas City Albany Law School � University of Montana American University � University of New Mexico University of Arizona College of Law � Oklahoma City University University of Baltimore � University of Oregon Baylor University � Seattle University School of Law Boston College Law School � Southwestern Law School Boston University School of Law � Suffolk University Law School Brooklyn Law School �

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University of California—Berkeley University of New Hampshire School of Law University of California—Davis New York Law School University of California—Hastings College of the Law New York University University of California—Irvine Northeastern University School of Law University of California—Los Angeles Northwestern University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Notre Dame Law School Case Western Reserve University (concentration) Ohio Northern University Catholic University of America Oklahoma City University University of Chicago University of Oregon Chicago—Kent College of Law Pace University City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law University of Colorado Penn State Dickinson School of Law Columbia University University of Pennsylvania University of Connecticut University of Pittsburgh University of Dayton Quinnipiac University DePaul University College of Law Regent University School of Law University of Detroit Mercy University of Richmond Drake University Roger Williams University School of Law Duke University Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Duquesne University Saint Louis University School of Law (Concentration) Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Samford University—Cumberland Emory University University of San Diego University of Florida University of San Francisco Fordham University Santa Clara University (certificate offered) George Mason University Seattle University School of Law George Washington University Seton Hall University Georgetown University Law Center University of Southern California University of Georgia Southern Methodist University Georgia State University South Texas College of Law Golden Gate University Southern University Gonzaga University Southwestern Law School Hamline University School of Law SUNY Buffalo Law School Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Suffolk University Law School University of Houston Law Center Syracuse University University of Illinois Temple University Beasley School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Texas Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Texas Wesleyan School of Law (certificate) The John Marshall Law School University of Toledo University of Kentucky Thomas M. Cooley Law School Lewis & Clark Law School Touro Law Center University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law Tulane University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Valparaiso University Loyola University—Chicago Vanderbilt Law School University of Maine School of Law Villanova University Marquette University University of Virginia University of Maryland University of Washington University of Memphis Washington University Mercer University Willamette University University of Miami School of Law William & Mary University of Michigan William Mitchell College of Law Michigan State University Intellectual Property, Entertainment and Technology Law University of Minnesota Georgetown University Law Center Mississippi College School of Law University of Missouri—Columbia Interdisciplinary Perspectives in Law University of Missouri—Kansas City University of Michigan University of Nebraska Northwestern University New England Law | Boston University of Pennsylvania

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Interdisciplinary Research Brooklyn Law School University of Miami � University of California—Berkeley University of Colorado � University of California—Davis University of Southern California � University of California—Hastings College of the Law University of Utah � (certificate) University of California—Irvine Interdisciplinary Studies University of California—Los Angeles University of Chicago California Western University Saint Louis University School of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Washington University Case Western Reserve University (concentration) International Arbitration Catholic University of America Thomas M. Cooley Law School Chapman University University of Chicago International Business Law Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Alabama City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Boston College Law School Cleveland—Marshall Boston University School of Law University of Colorado Brooklyn Law School Columbia University Case Western Reserve University University of Connecticut University of Colorado Cornell University University of Connecticut Creighton University Cornell University DePaul University College of Law Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University University of Detroit Mercy Fordham University Drake University George Mason University Duke University George Washington University Emory University Georgetown University Law Center University of Florida University of Houston Law Center Florida Coastal School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Florida State University Lewis & Clark Law School Fordham University Loyola University—Chicago George Washington University University of Michigan Georgetown University Law Center Mississippi College School of Law University of Georgia New York University Georgia State University Northeastern University School of Law Golden Gate University Northwestern University Hamline University School of Law University of Notre Dame Law School Harvard University University of Pennsylvania University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson Santa Clara University School of Law Southern Methodist University Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University South Texas College of Law *University of Houston Law Center Southwestern Law School Howard University Suffolk University Law School University of Illinois Thomas M. Cooley Law School Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Valparaiso University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Willamette University University of Iowa The John Marshall Law School International Comparative Law University of Kansas Law School University of Akron � University of Kentucky Albany Law School � Lewis & Clark Law School American University � Louisiana State University University of Arizona � University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law University of Arkansas—Little Rock � Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Baltimore � Loyola University—Chicago Boston College Law School � Loyola University—New Orleans Boston University School of Law � University of Maine School of Law Brigham Young University � Marquette University

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University of Maryland Vermont Law School � University of Memphis Villanova University � Mercer University University of Virginia � University of Miami Wake Forest University � University of Michigan Washburn University School of Law � Michigan State University University of Washington � University of Minnesota Washington University � University of Missouri—Kansas City Washington and Lee University � University of Nebraska Wayne State University � New England Law | Boston Widener University School of Law � University of New Mexico Whittier College � New York Law School Willamette University � New York University William & Mary � Northeastern University School of Law William Mitchell College of Law � Northwestern University University of Wisconsin � University of Notre Dame Law School (London Campus) International and Comparative Legal Studies Ohio Northern University Georgetown University Law Center Ohio State University Oklahoma City University International Criminal Law University of Oregon George Washington University Pace University (certificate) University of New Hampshire School of Law University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of Pennsylvania International High Tech Law Pepperdine University George Washington University � University of Pittsburgh Santa Clara University (certificate offered) � University of Richmond International Human Rights Law Roger Williams University School of Law American University Rutgers The State University—Camden University of Arizona Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Boston College Law School Saint Louis University School of Law (concentration) Boston University School of Law St. Mary’s University Brooklyn Law School St. Thomas University University of California—Davis Samford University—Cumberland University of California—Los Angeles University of San Diego Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of San Francisco Case Western Reserve University Santa Clara University (certificate offered) Catholic University of America (concentration) Chicago—Kent College of Law Seattle University School of Law University of Cincinnati South Texas College of Law City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of Southern California Columbia University Southern Illinois University School of Law University of Connecticut Southern Methodist University Cornell University Southwestern Law School University of Denver Stetson University College of Law DePaul University College of Law SUNY Buffalo Law School Drake University Suffolk University Law School Emory University *Syracuse University Fordham University Temple University Beasley School of Law George Washington University University of Texas Georgetown University Law Center Thomas M. Cooley Law School Harvard University Touro Law Center—Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Tulane University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of Tulsa University of Kentucky University of Utah Loyola University—Chicago Valparaiso University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Vanderbilt Law School University of Miami

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University of Michigan University of Missouri—Columbia � University of Minnesota University of San Diego � New England Law | Boston Southwestern Law School � New York University Suffolk University Law School � Northeastern University School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School � Northwestern University International/National Security Law University of Notre Dame Law School Georgetown University Law Center Ohio Northern University University of Oregon International Trade Pace University Brooklyn Law School � Penn State Dickinson School of Law George Washington University � University of Pennsylvania University of Kansas � Regent University School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School � Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Santa Clara University Internet Law Seattle University School of Law Brooklyn Law School University of Southern California Case Western Reserve University Southern Methodist University George Washington University SUNY Buffalo Law School Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Suffolk University Law School Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Touro Law Center Michigan State University Valparaiso University University of New Hampshire School of Law Vermont Law School University of Pennsylvania Washington University Santa Clara University Willamette University Southwestern Law School William & Mary Interviewing and Counseling International Law Concentration Thomas M. Cooley Law School Brooklyn Law School Investor Advocacy University of California—Davis Suffolk University Law School Case Western Reserve University Catholic University of America Islamic Law Florida Coastal School of Law Harvard University � Lewis & Clark Law School Michigan State University � Loyola University—Chicago University of Richmond � University of Miami Islamic Studies Northwestern University University of Pennsylvania Pace University University of Richmond � Saint Louis University School of Law Santa Clara University Japanese Law Seattle University School of Law University of Michigan Southern Methodist University Washington University � SUNY Buffalo Law School Suffolk University Law School Juris Prudence Thomas M. Cooley Law School Catholic University of America � University of Toledo University of Colorado � University of Wisconsin Georgetown University Law Center � Michigan State University � International Law and Practice Thomas M. Cooley Law School � Albany Law School American University Juris Prudence & Legal Theory University of Arizona Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Brooklyn Law School Justice, Ethics, Law, Religion University of Colorado Boston College Law School � Fordham University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) � George Washington University Catholic University of America � Georgetown University Law Center University of Colorado � Michigan State University

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Duquesne University � Fordham University Fordham University � George Washington University George Washington University � Georgetown University Law Center Hamline University School of Law � University of Georgia Mercer University � Georgia State University University of Miami � Golden Gate University Michigan State University � Gonzaga University Northeastern University School of Law � Hamline University School of Law University of Notre Dame Law School � Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University University of Pennsylvania � University of Houston Law Center Santa Clara University � University of Illinois Valparaiso University � Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Vermont Law School � Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Willamette University � University of Kentucky William & Mary � University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Juvenile Litigation Loyola University—Chicago University of Detroit Mercy � Marquette University Thomas M. Cooley Law School � University of Memphis Labor Law Mercer University University of Connecticut � University of Miami University of Georgia � University of Michigan Michigan State University � Michigan State University Northeastern University School of Law � University of Minnesota University of Pennsylvania � University of Missouri—Columbia Regent University School of Law � University of Missouri—Kansas City Saint Louis University School of Law � University of Nebraska South Texas College of Law � New England Law | Boston Valparaiso University � New York Law School New York University Labor/Employment Law University of North Carolina University of Akron Northeastern University School of Law University of Alabama Northwestern University Albany Law School Ohio Northern University American University Pace University University of Arizona University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law University of Arkansas—Little Rock University of Pennsylvania University of Baltimore Pepperdine University Boston College University of Pittsburgh Brigham Young University University of Richmond Brooklyn Law School Roger Williams University School of Law University of California—Davis Rutgers University School of Law—Newark University of California—Hastings College of the Law Saint Louis University School of Law Capital University St. Thomas University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Samford University—Cumberland Catholic University of America University of San Francisco Chicago—Kent College of Law Santa Clara University City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Seattle University School of Law Cleveland—Marshall South Texas College of Law University of Colorado University of Southern California Columbia University Southern Illinois University School of Law University of Connecticut Southern Methodist University Cornell University Southwestern Law School DePaul University College of Law Stetson University College of Law University of Detroit Mercy SUNY Buffalo Law School Drake University Syracuse University Duke University

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Temple University Beasley School of Law Law and Government Practice University of Texas Willamette University Texas Wesleyan School of Law Law and Humanities Thomas M. Cooley Law School Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) � University of Toledo University of Colorado � Tulane University Valparaiso University Law and Literature Vermont Law School Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) � Villanova University University of Connecticut � University of Virginia University of Michigan � Wake Forest University Ohio Northern University � Washington University University of Pennsylvania Washington and Lee University St. Thomas University � Willamette University Southwestern Law School � William & Mary Valparaiso University � William Mitchell College of Law University of Wisconsin Law and Medicine and Medical Problems Boston University School of Law Land Use Law Brooklyn Law School American University Case Western Reserve University (concentration) Boston College Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Colorado Cleveland—Marshall Cornell University University of Colorado George Washington University University of Connecticut George Washington University Duquesne University New England Law | Boston Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University New York Law School University of Kentucky Pace University Loyola University—Chicago University of Pennsylvania University of Maryland Saint Louis University School of Law (Concentration) University of Miami Seattle University School of Law University of New Mexico South Texas College of Law Northeastern University School of Law Texas Wesleyan School of Law Ohio Northern University Vermont Law School Oklahoma City University William & Mary Pace University University of Pittsburgh Law and the Arts Quinnipiac University Brooklyn Law School Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) St. Thomas University Case Western Reserve University (concentration) University of Southern California Columbia University Southern Illinois University School of Law DePaul University College of Law Southern Methodist University University of Maryland Suffolk University Law School Penn State Dickinson School of Law Syracuse University (Institute for the study of the Southwestern Law School Judicial Politics and Medicine) Law and Cyberspace Temple University Beasley School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Virginia Law and Economic Regulation Law and Mental Health Brooklyn Law School � Brooklyn Law School Cornell University � Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Harvard University � New York Law School University of Illinois � Law Office Management University of Pennsylvania � Ohio Northern University � University of Southern California � Thomas M. Cooley Law School � Vanderbilt Law School �

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Law and Other Disciplines University of Notre Dame Law School � Georgetown University Law Center Regent University School of Law � SUNY Buffalo Law School � Law and Philosophy Willamette University � University of Arizona Boston College Law, Religion and Philosophy Boston University School of Law Villanova University University of California—Los Angeles Law Reviews Catholic University of America Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Chicago University of Colorado Law, Science and Technology Columbia University Arizona State University Cornell University Boston University School of Law Fordham University Brooklyn Law School Georgetown University Law Center Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Illinois Chicago—Kent College of Law Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Columbia University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Cornell University University of Michigan University of Dayton New York University DePaul University College of Law Oklahoma City University University of Florida University of Pennsylvania George Washington University St. Thomas University University of Georgia University of Southern California Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University University of Texas Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Valparaiso University University of Maryland Vermont Law School University of Michigan University of New Hampshire School of Law Law in the Public Interest Santa Clara University American University University of Southern California Brooklyn Law School Syracuse University Fordham University Georgia State University Law and Social Inequality Mercer University Seattle University School of Law University of Michigan University of New Hampshire School of Law Law and Sociology Northeastern University School of Law University of Miami University of Pennsylvania Law and Technology Saint Louis University School of Law Brooklyn Law School (BLIP Clinic) Vermont Law School Case Western Reserve University Law and Psychology University of Dayton University of Connecticut DePaul University College of Law Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University University of Miami Michigan State University Law and Psychiatry University of New Hampshire School of Law University of Kentucky � SUNY Buffalo Law School Michigan State University � University of Southern California � Legal & Economic Theory University of Virginia � George Mason University William Mitchell College of Law � Legal Ethics Law, Religion and Ethics Appalachian School of Law � Boston College � Boston College � University of Colorado � Brooklyn Law School � Emory University � University of California—Berkeley � Fordham University � Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) � George Washington University � Cornell University � Hamline University School of Law � University of Connecticut �

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Duquesne University Legal Philosophy Fordham University American University George Washington University Boston College Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Brooklyn Law School University of Kentucky Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Colorado Marquette University University of Connecticut Mercer University Duquesne University University of Miami George Washington University Michigan State University University of Miami University of Notre Dame Law School Oklahoma City University University of Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania Pepperdine University University of Southern California St. Thomas University University of Texas South Texas College of Law Valparaiso University University of Southern California Legal Profession/Professional Responsibilities Southern Methodist University Georgetown University Law Center Southwestern Law School Valparaiso University Legal Protesting/Professional Responsibilities Vermont Law School Georgetown University Law Center William & Mary Legal Research and Writing Legal History University of Akron University of Alabama University of Alabama American University Albany Law School University of Arizona American University University of Baltimore University of Arizona Boston College Law School University of Arkansas—Little Rock Brooklyn Law School Boston College Law School University of Colorado Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School University of Connecticut Boston University School of Law Cornell University Brigham Young University University of Detroit Mercy Brooklyn Law School Fordham University University of California—Los Angeles George Washington University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Georgetown University Law Center Catholic University of America University of Georgia University of Chicago University of Houston Law Center Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Illinois City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Colorado University of Maryland Columbia University University of Michigan Cornell University New York University University of Connecticut Northwestern University Creighton University University of Notre Dame Law School University of Dayton Ohio Northern University DePaul University College of Law Oklahoma City University University of Detroit Mercy University of Pennsylvania University of District of Columbia School of Law Regent University School of Law Drake University University of Richmond Duke University Samford University—Cumberland Duquesne University SUNY Buffalo Law School Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Temple University Beasley School of Law Emory University Valparaiso University Florida Coastal School of Law Vermont Law School Florida State University University of Virginia University of Florida Fordham University

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George Mason University University of San Francisco George Washington University Santa Clara University Georgetown University Law Center Seattle University School of Law University of Georgia South Texas College of Law Georgia State University University of Southern California Golden Gate University Southern Illinois University School of Law Gonzaga University Southern Methodist University Hamline University School of Law Southwestern Law School University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson Stetson University College of Law School of Law SUNY Buffalo Law School Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Suffolk University Law School Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Temple University Beasley School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of Texas The John Marshall Law School Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Kentucky Thomas L. Cooley Law School University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law University of Toledo Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Touro Law Center Loyola University—Chicago University of Tulsa Marquette University University of Utah University of Maryland Valparaiso University University of Memphis Vanderbilt Law School Mercer University Vermont Law School University of Miami Villanova University University of Michigan Wake Forest University Michigan State University Washburn University School of Law Mississippi College School of Law Washington University University of Missouri—Columbia Washington and Lee University University of Missouri—Kansas City Widener University School of Law University of Nebraska Willamette University University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd William & Mary School of Law William Mitchell College of Law New England Law | Boston Legal Scholarship and Writing University of New Mexico Georgetown University Law Center New York University University of North Carolina Legislative Practice North Carolina Central University Drake University Northeastern University School of Law Northwestern University Legislative Process University of Notre Dame Law School Thomas M. Cooley Law School Ohio Northern University Linguistics and Cognitive Theory Ohio State University Brooklyn Law School Oklahoma City University University of Oregon Litigation—Civil and Criminal Pace University University of Akron Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of Alabama University of Pennsylvania Albany Law School University of Pittsburgh American University Quinnipiac University Arizona State University Regent University School of Law University of Arizona University of Richmond University of Arkansas—Little Rock Roger Williams University School of Law University of Baltimore Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Boston College Law School St. Thomas University Boston University School of Law Saint Louis University School of Law Brigham Young University Samford University—Cumberland Brooklyn Law School University of San Diego University of California—Davis University of California—Hastings College of the Law

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University of California—Irvine University of Missouri—Kansas City Campbell Law School University of Nebraska Capital University New England Law | Boston Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of New Hampshire School of Law Case Western Reserve University (concentration) University of New Mexico Catholic University of America New York Law School University of Chicago North Carolina Central University Chicago—Kent College of Law University of North Carolina City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Northeastern University School of Law University of Colorado Northwestern University Columbia University Nova University University of Connecticut Ohio Northern University Cornell University Ohio State University Creighton University Oklahoma City University University of Dayton University of Oregon DePaul University College of Law Pace University University of Detroit Mercy University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law University of District of Columbia School of Law Penn State Dickinson School of Law Drake University University of Pennsylvania Duquesne University University of Pittsburgh Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Quinnipiac University Emory University Regent University School of Law University of Florida University of Richmond Florida State University Roger Williams University School of Law Fordham University Rutgers University School of Law—Newark George Mason University Saint Louis University School of Law George Washington University Samford University—Cumberland Georgetown University Law Center University of San Diego University of Georgia University of San Francisco Georgia State University Santa Clara University Golden Gate University Seattle University School of Law Hamline University School of Law South Texas College of Law Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University University of South Carolina University of Houston Law Center University of Southern California University of Idaho Southwestern Law School University of Illinois Southern Illinois University School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Southern Methodist University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Stetson University College of Law University of Iowa SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Kansas Suffolk University Law School University of Kentucky Syracuse University University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law Temple University Beasley School of Law Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Tennessee Loyola University—Chicago University of Texas University of Maine School of Law Texas Wesleyan School of Law Marquette University Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Maryland Touro Law Center—Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center University of Memphis Tulane University Mercer University University of Utah University of Miami Valparaiso University University of Michigan Vanderbilt Law School Michigan State University Vermont Law School University of Minnesota Villanova University University of Mississippi University of Virginia Mississippi College School of Law Wake Forest University University of Missouri—Columbia Washburn University School of Law

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Washington University NAFTA Washington and Lee University � Thomas M. Cooley Law School Widener University School of Law � National Security and Counterterrorism Willamette University � American University William & Mary � George Washington University William Mitchell School of Law � Syracuse Litigation and the Judicial Process Native American Law Georgetown University Law Center University of Colorado � Local Government University of Kansas School of Law � University of Colorado Seattle University School of Law � Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Native Hawaiian Law Michigan State University University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson New York Law School of Law School of Law (certificate) Widener University School of Law Natural Resources Law Marine Affairs American University Roger Williams University School of Law Appalachian School of Law Media Law University of Arizona Brooklyn Law School University of California—Davis Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of California—Hastings College of the Law Fordham University Chicago—Kent College of Law George Washington University University of Colorado Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Creighton University University of Kansas Law School University of Denver University of Miami University of Georgia Michigan State University Georgia State University New York Law School University of Houston Law Center University of Pennsylvania University of Idaho Southwestern Law School Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Kansas Mediation University of Kentucky Brooklyn Law School � Lewis & Clark Law School Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) � Loyola Law School—Los Angeles George Washington University � University of Michigan University of Georgia � Michigan State University University of Oregon � University of Missouri—Kansas City University of Pennsylvania � University of Montana Texas Wesleyan School of Law � University of Nebraska Thomas M. Cooley Law School � University of New Mexico Valparaiso University � University of Oregon Medical Malpractice Pace University Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Roger Williams University School of Law Seattle University School of Law Military Law Southern Methodist University Thomas M. Cooley Law School Southern Illinois University School of Law Mineral Law South Texas College of Law University of Colorado Southwestern Law School Southern Illinois University School of Law University of Texas Texas Wesleyan School of Law Modern Real Estate Transactions University of Tulsa Thomas M. Cooley Law School *University of Utah Mortgages and Land Contracts Valparaiso University Thomas M. Cooley Law School Vermont Law School Wake Forest University

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Washburn University School of Law Georgia State University Washington and Lee University Golden Gate University Widener University School of Law Hamline University School of Law Willamette University University of Houston Law Center University of Wyoming Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Negotiation Theories & Skills The John Marshall Law School Brooklyn Law School � Lewis & Clark Law School Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) � Loyola Law School—Los Angeles George Washington University � Loyola University—Chicago Ohio Northern University � Marquette University University of Oregon � University of Maryland Thomas M. Cooley Law School � University of Memphis Ocean and Coastal Law University of Miami School of Law University of Miami University of Michigan University of Oregon Michigan State University Roger Williams University School of Law Mississippi College School of Law University of Missouri—Columbia Oil and Gas Law University of Missouri—Kansas City University of Colorado New England Law | Boston Michigan State University University of New Hampshire School of Law Southern Methodist University New York Law School Texas Wesleyan School of Law New York University Thomas M. Cooley Law School Northeastern University School of Law Washburn University School of Law Northwestern University Patent/Trademark/Copyright Law Oklahoma City University University of Akron University of Oregon University of Alabama Pace University Albany Law School Penn State Dickinson School of Law American University University of Pennsylvania University of Baltimore University of Pittsburgh Boston College Law School Quinnipiac University Boston University School of Law Regent University School of Law Brooklyn Law School Rutgers University School of Law—Newark University of California—Davis Saint Louis University School of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Samford University—Cumberland Case Western Reserve University Santa Clara University University of Chicago University of San Diego Chicago—Kent College of Law University of San Francisco University of Colorado Seattle University School of Law Columbia University Seton Hall University School of Law University of Connecticut University of Southern California University of Dayton Southern Methodist University DePaul University College of Law South Texas College of Law University of Detroit Mercy Southwestern Law School Drake University SUNY Buffalo Law School Duke University Suffolk University Law School Duquesne University Temple University Beasley School of Law Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University University of Texas Emory University Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Florida Thomas M. Cooley Law School Fordham University University of Toledo George Mason University Touro Law Center George Washington University Valparaiso University Georgetown University Law Center Washington University University of Georgia Willamette University

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William & Mary � University of Arkansas—Little Rock William Mitchell College of Law � Brooklyn Law School City University of New York (CUNY) School Personal Law George Washington University George Mason University University of Colorado Philosophy of Law and Lawyers Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University St. Mary’s University University of Idaho Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Police-Civil Liability Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Thomas M. Cooley Law School Michigan State University Poverty and Law New England Law | Boston Seattle University School of Law Pace University University of Pennsylvania Practical Skills New York Law School Mercer University Roger Williams University School of Law Practice and Procedure Samford University—Cumberland University of Alabama Santa Clara University Albany Law School South Texas College of Law American University Southwestern Law School Boston College Thomas M. Cooley Law School Brooklyn Law School Valparaiso University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Western State University City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law William & Mary University of Colorado Property Development University of Connecticut Brooklyn Law School � Cornell University University of Colorado � DePaul University College of Law George Washington University � Detroit Mercy Golden Gate University � University of District of Columbia School of Law University of Miami � Fordham University Michigan State University � George Washington University Pace University � Golden Gate University Saint Louis University School of Law � University of Houston Law Center Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Property and Real Estate Mercer University University of Arkansas—Little Rock Michigan State University Brooklyn Law School New England Law | Boston Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of New Hampshire School of Law City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law New York University University of Colorado Oklahoma City University Drake University Samford University—Cumberland George Washington University Southern Methodist University Golden Gate University University of Texas Michigan State University Valparaiso University University of Missouri—Columbia Vermont Law School New York Law School Pace University Pretrial Skills University of Pennsylvania Thomas M. Cooley Law School Santa Clara University Probate Court Seattle University School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School South Texas College of Law Willamette University Products Liability William & Mary Thomas M. Cooley Law School Psychology and Law Professional Skills/Liability Brooklyn Law School Albany Law School � Cornell University Appalachian School of Law � Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University

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Public Law/Public Interest Law University of Maryland University of Akron Mercer University University of Alabama University of Miami Albany Law School University of Michigan American University Michigan State University University of Arizona University of Minnesota University of Arkansas—Little Rock Mississippi College School of Law Boston College Law School University of Nebraska Boston University School of Law New England Law | Boston Brooklyn Law School University of New Hampshire School of Law University of California—Berkeley New York Law School University of California—Davis (certificate) New York University University of California—Hastings College of the Law University of North Carolina (certificate) North Carolina Central University School University of California—Irvine Northeastern University School of Law University of California—Los Angeles Northwestern University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Notre Dame Law School Case Western Reserve University (concentration) Ohio Northern University Catholic University of America Oklahoma City University University of Chicago University of Oregon Chicago—Kent College of Law Pace University City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Penn State Dickinson School of Law Cleveland—Marshall University of Pennsylvania University of Colorado Pepperdine University Columbia University Quinnipiac University University of Connecticut Regent University School of Law Cornell University Roger Williams University School of Law University of Denver Rutgers University School of Law—Newark DePaul University College of Law Saint Louis University School of Law University of Detroit Mercy Samford University—Cumberland University of District of Columbia School of Law University of San Diego Drake University University of San Francisco Duke University Santa Clara University (certificate offered) Duquesne University Seattle University School of Law Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Seton Hall University Emory University Southern Methodist University University of Florida South Texas College of Law Fordham University Southwestern Law School George Washington University Stetson University College of Law Georgetown University Law Center SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Georgia Suffolk University Law School Georgia State University Syracuse University Golden Gate University Temple University Beasley School of Law Hamline University School of Law University of Texas Harvard University Texas Wesleyan School of Law Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Idaho Touro Law Center—Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center University of Illinois Tulane University Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Valparaiso University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Vermont Law School University of Kentucky Villanova University Lewis & Clark Law School University of Virginia University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law Wake Forest University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Washington University Loyola University—Chicago Widener University School of Law Loyola University—New Orleans Willamette University University of Maine School of Law William & Mary Marquette University

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Public Law and Policy University of Kentucky University of Missouri—Columbia Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Marquette University Public Resources and Endangered Species University of Memphis Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Miami Public and Regulatory Institutions University of Minnesota Case Western Reserve University University of Missouri—Kansas City University of New Hampshire School of Law Public Policy New York Law School American University Brooklyn Law School New York University University of California—Davis Northwestern University Catholic University of America Pace University Cleveland—Marshall University of Pennsylvania University of Colorado St. Thomas University University of Connecticut Saint Louis University School of Law Georgetown University Law Center University of San Diego Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of San Francisco Loyola University—Chicago Seattle University School of Law University of Maryland University of Southern California Pace University South Texas College of Law University of Southern California Southern Methodist University Suffolk University Law School Southwestern Law School Vermont Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School William & Mary Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Tennessee Public Service Law University of Texas University of Washington Texas Wesleyan School of Law Race and Race Relations Touro Law Center—Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center University of Alabama Valparaiso University University of Connecticut Willamette University Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University University of Florida Real Estate, Land Use and Urban Development Mississippi College School of Law University of Colorado George Washington University Race and the Supreme Court Georgetown University Law Center Thomas M. Cooley Law School Pace University University of Pennsylvania Real Estate Villanova University Saint Louis University School of Law Willamette University Real Estate & Natural Resources Baylor University Real Property and Real Estate Law George Washington University Real Estate, Finance, Development University of Missouri—Columbia American University Pace University Brigham Young University University of Wisconsin Brooklyn Law School University of Colorado and Asylum Law Cornell University University of Michigan DePaul University College of Law Remote Sensing/Space Law Florida Coastal School of Law University of Mississippi School of Law University of Florida Fordham University Regulation Health Care Systems George Washington University Brooklyn Law School Golden Gate University Thomas M. Cooley Law School Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Regulatory Law and Policy Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington George Mason University The John Marshall Law School George Washington University

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University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law Silicon Flatirons Center for Law, Technology and University of Michigan Entrepreneurship University of Pennsylvania University of Colorado University of San Diego Social Justice Law SUNY Buffalo Law School University of California—Davis Representing the E-Business Client Hamline University School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of New Hampshire School of Law Sales Santa Clara University Thomas M. Cooley Law School Seattle University School of Law Scholarly Writing South Asian Law Students Association Thomas M. Cooley Law School Villanova University Sea, Ocean, Coastal Law Space Law *University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson University of Nebraska School of Law (University Certificate) *University of Maine Sports and Entertainment Law University of Miami American University University of Mississippi Brooklyn Law School University of Oregon University of California—Davis Roger Williams University School of Law University of California—Los Angeles University of Virginia California Western University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Securities/Finance Law Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Alabama Columbia University American University University of Connecticut University of Arizona Cornell University Brooklyn Law School DePaul University College of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Florida Coastal School of Law Catholic University of America University of Florida Chicago—Kent College of Law Fordham University University of Colorado George Washington University Columbia University University of Georgia University of Connecticut Georgia State University Cornell University Golden Gate University Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Fordham University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis George Washington University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Georgetown University Law Center Marquette University Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University University of Miami Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Michigan State University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Mississippi College School of Law University of Miami New England Law | Boston Michigan State University University of New Hampshire School of Law Mississippi College School of Law New York Law School New York Law School Penn State Dickinson Northwestern University Pepperdine University Pace University University of Richmond University of Pennsylvania Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Southern Methodist University Santa Clara University South Texas College of Law Seton Hall University SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Southern California Suffolk University Law School Southern Methodist University University of Texas Southwestern Law School Thomas M. Cooley Law School Temple University Beasley School of Law Washington University University of Texas Willamette University

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Texas Southern University DePaul University College of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Detroit Mercy Tulane University Drake University Valparaiso University Duquesne University Whittier Law School Emory University Willamette University Florida Coastal School of Law University of Florida Sports Law Fordham University Villanova University George Washington University State Administration Law Georgetown University Law Center Thomas M. Cooley Law School Georgia State University Golden Gate University State and Federal Agencies Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Houston Law Center State and Local Government University of Idaho Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Illinois Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Street Law/High Schools Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of California—Davis University of Iowa University of California—Los Angeles The John Marshall Law School University of Connecticut University of Kentucky University of Denver University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Lewis & Clark Law School Loyola University—Chicago Loyola University—Chicago University of Maryland University of Miami University of Memphis University of New Hampshire School of Law Mercer University Samford University—Cumberland University of Miami Santa Clara University Michigan State University Seattle University School of Law University of Minnesota Willamette University Mississippi College School of Law Storytelling University of Mississippi Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Missouri—Columbia University of Missouri—Kansas City Sustainable Environmental Energy and Resources Law University of Montana Willamette University New England Law | Boston Tax and Estate Planning University of New Hampshire School of Law University of Akron New York Law School University of Alabama University of North Carolina Albany Law School Northeastern University School of Law American University Northwestern University University of Arizona Ohio Northern University University of Arkansas—Little Rock University of Oregon Boston College Pace University Brigham Young University University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Brooklyn Law School University of Pennsylvania University of California—Hastings College of the Law Pepperdine University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Regent University School of Law Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Richmond Cleveland—Marshall St. Thomas University University of Colorado Saint Louis University School of Law Columbia University Samford University—Cumberland University of Connecticut University of San Diego Cornell University University of San Francisco Creighton University Santa Clara University University of Denver Seattle University School of Law

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University of Southern California University of Florida Southern Illinois University School of Law George Mason University Southern Methodist University George Washington University South Texas College of Law University of Georgia Southwestern Law School Georgia State University Stetson University College of Law Georgetown University Law Center Temple University Beasley School of Law Golden Gate University University of Texas Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Texas Wesleyan School of Law (certificate) University of Houston Law Center Valparaiso University University of Idaho Vermont Law School University of Illinois Villanova University Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Wake Forest University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Washburn University School of Law The John Marshall Law School Washington University University of Kansas Washington and Lee University University of Kentucky Willamette University Lewis & Clark Law School University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law Tax Exempt Organizations Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Regent University School of Law � Loyola University—Chicago Thomas M. Cooley Law School � Marquette University Tax Law/Taxation University of Maryland University of Akron University of Memphis University of Alabama Mercer University Albany Law School University of Miami American University University of Michigan University of Arizona Michigan State University University of Arkansas—Little Rock University of Minnesota Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School University of Mississippi University of Baltimore Mississippi College School of Law Boston College Law School University of Missouri—Columbia Boston University School of Law University of Missouri—Kansas City Brigham Young University University of Nebraska Brooklyn Law School New England Law | Boston University of California—Davis University of New Hampshire School of Law University of California—Hastings College of the Law University of New Mexico (certification) � New York Law School Capital University � New York University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) � University of North Carolina Case Western Reserve University � Northeastern University School of Law Catholic University of America � Northwestern University Chapman University � University of Notre Dame Law School Chicago—Kent College of Law � Ohio Northern University Cleveland—Marshall � Ohio State University University of Colorado � University of Oklahoma Columbia University � Oklahoma City University University of Connecticut � University of Oregon Cornell University � Pace University Creighton University � University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law University of Denver � Penn State Dickinson DePaul University College of Law � University of Pennsylvania University of Detroit Mercy � Pepperdine University Drake University � University of Pittsburgh Duke University � Quinnipiac University Duquesne University � Regent University School of Law Emory University � University of Richmond

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Roger Williams University School of Law Southwestern Law School � Rutgers—The State University—Camden University of Texas � Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Terrorism and the Law Saint Louis University School of Law (Concentration) George Washington University Samford University—Cumberland University of Pennsylvania University of San Diego Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of San Francisco William Mitchell College of Law Santa Clara University Seattle University School of Law Therapeutic Jurisprudence University of South Carolina University of Miami South Texas College of Law University of Southern California Torts, Product Liability and Remedies Southern Illinois University School of Law University of Akron Southern Methodist University University of Alabama Southwestern Law School Albany Law School St. Thomas University American University Stetson University College of Law University of Arizona SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Baltimore Syracuse University Brooklyn Law School Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Colorado University of Tennessee Columbia University University of Texas University of Connecticut Texas Southern University Cornell University Texas Wesleyan School of Law Fordham University Thomas M. Cooley Law School Georgetown University Law Center Touro Law Center—Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center George Washington University Valparaiso University Golden Gate University Vanderbilt Law School University of Kentucky Vermont Law School Louisiana State University Villanova University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Virginia Marquette University Wake Forest University University of Memphis Washburn University School of Law Mercer University Washington University Michigan State University Wayne State University Mississippi College School of Law Willamette University University of Missouri—Columbia William & Mary University of Missouri—Kansas City William Mitchell College of Law New England Law | Boston University of New Hampshire School of Law Technology Law University of New Mexico George Mason University Northeastern University School of Law Ohio Northern University Technology Transactions University of Pennsylvania Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Samford University—Cumberland University of New Hampshire School of Law Southern Methodist University Santa Clara University South Texas College of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Southwestern Law School Telecommunications Suffolk University Law School Brooklyn Law School Temple University Beasley School of Law California Western University University of Texas Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Valparaiso University Catholic University of America Widener University School of Law University of Colorado William Mitchell College of Law Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Trademark Law Michigan State University University of New Hampshire School of Law University of New Hampshire School of Law Santa Clara University

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Trade Regulation Chicago—Kent College of Law American University � City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of Arizona � Cleveland—Marshall Brooklyn Law School � University of Colorado George Washington University � Columbia University Michigan State University � University of Connecticut University of Minnesota � Cornell University New York University � Creighton University Northwestern University � University of Dayton Ohio Northern University � University of Denver Southwestern Law School � DePaul University College of Law Suffolk University Law School � University of Detroit Mercy District of Columbia Transactional Law Drake University Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Duke University George Washington University Duquesne University Michigan State University Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Southern Methodist University Emory University Washburn University School of Law University of Florida Transnational Law Florida Coastal School of Law Brooklyn Law School Fordham University George Washington University Georgetown University Law Center University of Michigan George Washington University Michigan State University University of Georgia University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Georgia State University South Texas College of Law Golden Gate University Suffolk University Law School Gonzaga University Temple University Beasley School of Law Hamline University School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Harvard University Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Transportation Law University of Houston Law Center University of Denver Howard University Trial and/or Appellate Advocacy and Practice University of Idaho University of Akron � *University of Illinois University of Alabama � Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Albany Law School � Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis American University � The John Marshall Law School University of Arizona University of Kentucky University of Arkansas—Little Rock � *Lewis & Clark Law School University of Baltimore � University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law *Baylor University � Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Boston College Law School � Loyola University—Chicago Boston University School of Law � Loyola University—New Orleans Brigham Young University � University of Maine Brooklyn Law School � Marquette University University of California‚ Berkeley University of Maryland University of California—Davis � University of Memphis University of California—Los Angeles � Mercer University University of California—Hastings � University of Miami University of California—Irvine � University of Michigan University of California—Western � Michigan State University Campbell Law School � Mississippi College School of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) � University of Mississippi Case Western Reserve University � University of Missouri—Columbia Catholic University of America � University of Missouri—Kansas City University of Chicago � University of Montana

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University of Nebraska University of Washington New England Law | Boston Washington University University of New Hampshire School of Law Washington and Lee University University of New Mexico Widener University School of Law New York Law School Willamette University North Carolina Central University William & Mary University of North Carolina William Mitchell College of Law University of North Dakota Trusts and Estates Northeastern University School of Law Georgetown University Law Center Northwestern University University of Notre Dame Law School Urban Affairs/Poverty Law Ohio Northern University Brooklyn Law School University of Oklahoma Columbia University Oklahoma City University University of Connecticut University of Oregon Fordham University Pace University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Penn State University Dickinson School of Law University of Michigan University of Pennsylvania University of Missouri—Kansas City University of Pittsburgh New York Law School Regent University School of Law New York University University of Richmond Northeastern University School of Law Roger Williams University School of Law Pace University Rutgers University School of Law—Newark University of Pennsylvania Saint Louis University School of Law Seattle University School of Law St. Mary’s University *Texas Southern University St. Thomas University Valparaiso University Samford University—Cumberland Wayne State University University of San Diego University of San Francisco Urban, Land Use & Environmental Law Santa Clara University Boston College Seattle University School of Law University of Missouri—Kansas City South Texas College of Law Saint Louis University School of Law University of South Carolina Water Law University of Southern California University of Arizona Southern Illinois University School of Law University of California—Davis Southern Methodist University University of Colorado Southwestern Law School Cornell University Stetson College of Law University of Idaho SUNY Buffalo Law School Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Suffolk University Law School University of Missouri—Kansas City Syracuse University University of Nebraska Temple University Beasley School of Law University of New Mexico University of Tennessee University of Oregon *University of Texas University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Texas Southern University Texas Wesleyan School of Law Texas Wesleyan School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Tulsa Touro Law Center University of Utah University of Utah Vermont Law School Valparaiso University Vanderbilt Law School Wills and Estate Planning (Property and Estate Law) Vermont Law School University of Alabama University of Virginia Albany Law School Wake Forest University American University Washburn University School of Law University of Baltimore Boston College

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Brigham Young University Zoning and Land Use Planning Brooklyn Law School Thomas M. Cooley Law School City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of Colorado University of Connecticut Creighton University Drake University Florida Coastal School of Law Fordham University George Washington University Golden Gate University Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Kentucky Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Memphis Mercer University University of Miami Michigan State University University of Minnesota New England Law | Boston University of New Hampshire School of Law Northeastern University School of Law Ohio Northern University Pace University University of Pennsylvania Pepperdine University Regent University School of Law University of Richmond Saint Louis University School of Law St. Thomas University Samford University—Cumberland University of San Diego Santa Clara University Seattle University School of Law South Texas College of Law Southern Methodist University Southwestern Law School Stetson University College Law Syracuse University Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Texas Texas Wesleyan School of Law Valparaiso University Washburn University School of Law Washington University Willamette University Workers Compensation Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Work Place and Employment Discrimination Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Youth Law Golden Gate University

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E. LAW SCHOOLS OFFERING A SUMMER OR SEMESTER OF STUDY ABROAD OR AN EXCHANGE PROGRAM

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University of Alabama Semester programs in New Delhi, India and Tel Aviv, Israel; summer study in Fribourg, Swiltzerland and Canberro, . Albany Law School Summer program in Nairobi, Kenya with Widener Human Rights Internships Abroad Program, University of . American University Summer Law Programs Abroad: Santiago, Chile and Buenos Aires, Argentina; Istanbul, Turkey; Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Jerusalem, Israel; Monash University Prato Centre, Italy; Comparative Law Program in Europe (London, England; Paris, France; Brussels, Belgium; Geneva, Switzerland); The Hague Summer Law Program (The Hague, Netherlands); International Organizations, Law, and Diplomacy Summer Program (Washington, DC; Geneva, Switzerland). Semester Exchange Opportunities: Europe (University of Ghent, Belgium; Université Paris Ouest la Défense, France; University of Helsinki, Finland; Program, Germany; University of Perugia, Italy; Erasmus University, Rotterdam, The Netherlands; Utrecht University, The Netherlands; , Scotland; ESADE Law School, Universitat Ramon Llull, Barcelona, Spain; Universidad Carlos III, Madrid, Spain; Bilgi University, Istanbul, Turkey; Freie Universitat, Hamburg, Germany; University of Oslo, Norway; Bar-Ilan University, Israel; University of Copenhagen, Denmark); Africa (University of Pretoria, South Africa); Asia and Oceania (Monash University, Melbourne, Australia; Zhejiang Gongshang University, Hangzhou, China; Chinese University of Hong Kong, China; University, , ; , Seoul, South Korea); The Americas (University of Western Ontario, London, Canada; University of Ottawa, Canada; Universidad de Chile, Santiago, Chile; Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico City, Mexico; Universidad Sergio Arboledo, Bogotá, Colombia; Universidad Torcuato di Tella, Buenos Aires, Argentina). University of Arizona Exchange program for summer semester with the University of Puerto Rico. Arizona State University Established semester exchange programs with the Universidad Torcuato Di Tella School of Law (Buenos Aires, Argentina), the University of School of Law (British Columbia, Canada), the National University of Singapore (NUS), Université René Descartes, Paris V and Universita Bocconi School of Law (Milan, Italy). Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Semester program with the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas, the Federated States of Micronesia, the Republic of Palau, and the Territory of Guam. University of Baltimore Summer program with , Scotland; Argentina; Chile; South Africa. Winter Session: Curacao. Baylor University Program in St. Andrews, Scotland. Boston College Law School Semester programs at King’s College of the ; ESADE (Barcelona, Spain); Pontífica Universidad Católica Argentina (Buenos Aires, Argentina); International Human Rights program (various continents). Exchange program with Bucerius Law School in Hamburg, Germany. Restricted to Boston College Law School Law students only.

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Boston University School of Law Semester programs at Oxford University, Harris College (England); Leiden University (the Netherlands); the Graduate Institute of International Development Studies (Geneva Switzerland); the University of Hong Kong (China); Bucerius Law School (Hamburg, Germany); , the Buchman Faculty of Law (Israel); the National University of Singapore (Republic of Singapore); Tsinghua University (Beijing, China); the University of Florence (Italy); Université Jean Moulin (Lyon, France); Université Panthéon-Assas (Paris, France); the University of Buenos Aires (Argentina); Universidad Pontificia Comillas (Madrid, Spain); and the University College London (England). Full year programs at Université Panthéon-Assas (Paris, France) and the National University of Singapore (Republic of Singapore) and Universidad Pontificia Comillas (ICADE) (Madrid, Spain). Brooklyn Law School Summer in Bologna, Italy; and/or Beijing, China. Exchange Program with (England); Exchange program with Bucerius Law School in Hamburg, Germany. Exchange programs with University College Cork (Ireland); University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong); Tel Aviv University (Israel) and Universidad Torcuato Di Tella (Argentina). University of California—Davis Semester exchange program with the University of Copenhagen (Denmark), University College Dublin (Ireland), China University of Political Science and Law (China), Jindal Global University (India), and the University of Chile. University of California—Hastings Semester exchange programs with Bocconi University in Milan Italy, Leiden University–Netherlands, University of Copenhagen–Denmark, University of Heidelberg–Germany, University of London–England, Austral University–Argentina, and University of New South –Australia, Wuhan University–China, and Central European University–Hungary. California Western University Semester program at Aarhus, Denmark; Leiden, Netherlands; Victoria University School of Law Law School, Wellington, New Zealand. London Summer Program. Summer Program; Galway, Ireland; Malta; Prague, Czech Republic. Campbell Law School Summer cooperative program with Handong International Law School in Korea. Capital University Summer program in Greece; Bavaria, Germany. Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law Summer abroad programs include Mediation and Democratic Dialogue in Budapest, Hungary; Summer Abroad at Bar Ilan University in Israel; and Comparative Corporate Governance at Oxford University, England. Students can also attend other ABA- approved summer study abroad programs. Semester abroad programs include International and Comparative Business Law at Bucerius Law School in Hamburg, Germany; the Programme in Comparative Law and Policy: Oxford, England; Transnational Law at the University of Deusto in Bilbao, Spain; and independent study abroad programs arranged by the student with Cardozo approval. Semester exchange programs at Amsterdam Law School in Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Central European University in Budapest, Hungry; Chinese University of Hong Kong in Hong Kong; the University of Paris X-Nantere: Paris, France; the University of Roma Tre: Rome, Italy; the University of : Sydney, Australia; and Tel Aviv University in Tel Aviv, Israel. Case Western Reserve University Semester exchange program at the University of Western Ontario; Formal summer programs Utrecht, Netherlands; individualized summer and semester placements in Sierra Leone. Catholic University of America Summer in Cracow, Poland. (Comparative and International Law Program.) Summer in Rome, Italy. (International/Human Rights.) Chapman University Summer program in Cambridge, England. Charleston School of Law Summer abroad programs in Granada, Spain; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Hague, co-sponsors with Stetson University Netherlands; ,China.

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Chicago—Kent College of Law Opportunities for study abroad available in France, Denmark, Germany, Mexico, Norway, Spain, England, China, South Korea, New Zealand, and Switzerland. University of Cincinnati International Student Exchange Program with the University of Canterbury, New Zealand for a semester. City University of New York—(CUNY) Summer in Cuba. School of Law Cleveland—Marshall Summer in St. Petersburg, Russia University of Colorado Summer programs in England, France, Italy, Spain Columbia University Exchange programs: University of Buenos Aires (Argentina), University of Paris II (France), Bucerius University (Germany), Central European University (Hungary), European University Institute (Italy), Humboldt University (Germany), Hebrew University (Israel), Kyushu University (Japan), University of Amsterdam (The Netherlands), (Japan), University of Witwatersrand (S. Africa), National University of Singapore; University of Neuchatel, Switzerland. Fudan University (China); Peking University (China); University of Frankfurt. Institute for Law and Finance (Germany); Independent (student created). University of Connecticut Semester program with , England; University of Leiden, Netherlands; University of Puerto Rico; Faculté de Droit et de Science Politique d’Aix-Marseille in Aix-en-Provence, France and University of London; Berlin; Dublin; Mannheim; Siena; Tilburg, Haifa in Israel and Kyungpook in South Korea. Cornell University Summer Institute in Paris with Université of Paris I—Pantheon—Sorbonne. Dual degree program, a 4-year Program leading to the award of the Cornell J.D. and the Université Paris I—Pantheon—Sorbonne Master en Droit. Dual degree program, a 3-year Program leading to the award of the Cornell J.D. and the Humboldt University (Berlin, Germany) M.LL.P. Dual degree program, 3-year Program leading to the award of the Cornell J.D. and the Université Paris I—Pantheon—Sorbonne and Science PO Paris Master of Global Business. Heidelberg Fellowship. Semester at University of Heidelberg, Germany; University of Sydney, Australia; Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany; Bucerius Law School, Hamburg, Germany; ESADE, Barcelona, Spain; Pompeu Fabra Law School, Barcelona, Spain; Central European University, Budapest, Hungary; Université Paris I—Panthéon— Sorbonne, Paris, France; Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan; Keio University, Tokyo, Japan; University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China; University of Capetown, Cape Town, South Africa; University College London, London, England; Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel, Peking University Law School (Beida), Beijing, China; University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands; American University in Cairo, Cario, Egypt. University of Dayton Comparative Law course changes location each summer. Past programs held in Italy and England. DePaul University College of Law Semester program with University College, Dublin, Ireland. Summer programs with Asian Legal Studies Institute, Beijing, China; Pontificia Universidad Comillas, Madrid, Spain; and Vienna University of Economics and Business, Vienna, Austria. Summer programs in: Buenos Aires, Argentina; Chiapas, Mexico; Costa Rica; Madrid, Spain; Prague, Czech Republic; Sorrento, Italy. University of Detroit Mercy Semester program with Maria Assumpta Educational Center of London, England. JD/ LL.B with University of Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Drake University Summer program in Nantes, France

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Duke University Summer Institute in Transnational Law, Geneva, Switzerland and Hong Kong. Austral University (Argentina), Bocconi University (Italy), Bond University (Australia), Bucerius Law School (Germany), ESADE Law School (Spain), ITAM (Mexico), Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Belgium), National University of Singapore, Peking University (China), Pontifica Universidad Catolica de Chile (Chile), Portuguese Catholic University (Portugal), Universite Pantheon-Assas (France), University of Cape Town (South Africa), University of Copenhagen (Denmark), University of Geneva (Switzerland), University of Heidelberg (Germany), University of Hong Kong, (Australia), University of Sydney (Australia), Waseda University (Japan). Duquesne University Summer study in Vatican City; Belfast, Dublin, Ireland. Summer Study of Law in Beijing, China with the China University of Political Science and Law. Emory University Semester exchange program with Bucerius in Hamburg, Germany and with Trinity in Dublin, Ireland. Summer and exchange programs with Central European University in Budapest, Hungary. University of Florida— Exchange program for faculty and students with University of Levin College of Law Costa Rica, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-University of Frankfurt Law School; Leiden University Law School; Université de Montpellier (semester and summer); Monash University, Melbourne, Australia, (Summer). University of Cape Town, South Africa. Warsaw University, Poland. Florida State University Summer program with Oxford University, England; Barbados; Eastern Europe. Fordham University Summer programs in Belfast and Dublin, Ireland — Queen’s College and University College Dublin; Seoul,Korea — Sungkyunkwan University College of Law; and accra, Ghana — Fordham/Ghana Summer Law Program. Semester programs ar China University of Politics and Law, Beijing; Sungkyunkwan University, Seoul; Waseda Law School, Tokyo; University of Amsterdam; Bocconi Law School, Milan Italy; Bucerius Law School, Humbburg, Germany; European University Institute, Florence, Italy; Universidad Pontificia Comillas, Madrid, Spain, and Paris II (dual degree: JD from Fordham and LL.M. from Paris II) Georgetown University Law Center Semester abroad programs offered in Torcuato di Tella University in Buenos Aires, Argentina; Tsinghua University School of Law in Beijing, China; Bucerius Law School in Hamburg, Germany; Heidelberg in Germany; the National Law School of India University in Bangalore, India; the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in Israel; the University of Leiden’s Grotius Centre in Leiden, Netherlands; ESADE Law School in Barcelona, Spain; the National University of Singapore School of Law (NUS) in Singapore. Semester abroad programs: Melbourne Law School in Melbourne, Australia; and the center for Transnational Legal Studies in London. Full-year Master’s Degree program in Global Economic Law and Paris (part of The Sorbonne). Summer program offered at King’s College London in England. George Washington University Four-week summer program with Oxford University in Oxford, England on international human rights law. Four-week summer program in Munich, Germany at the Munich Intellectual Property Law Center. Semester-long exchange program in Augsburg, Germany, in European and international law. University of Georgia Spring semester study abroad program with Oxford University in Oxford, England. Three week summer study abroad program in China at Tsinghua University in Beijing and Fudan University in Shanghai. Three week summer study abroad program in Brussels, Belgium at the L’Institut d’Etudes européennes of the Université Libre de Bruxelles and the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva, Switzerland. Six to ten week work experience in one of more than 30 countries around the world in the Global Internship program.

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Georgia State University Summer Academy in International Commercial Arbitration in Europe. Summer program in Rio de Janeiro Brasil entitled “The Urban Environment: Law, Policy and Culture.” Golden Gate University Summer study abroad with University of Paris (Nanterre) France. Hamline University School of Law Summer abroad in London, England; Budapest, Hungary; and Bergen/Oslo, Norway. J-term programs in Jerusalem, Israel and San Juan, Puerto Rico. University of Hawaii | Joint degree program with the University of British Columbia. Exchange programs with William S. Richardson School of Law the Chinese University of Hong Kong, LaTrobe University, and Monash University. Maurice A. Deane School of Law— Winter abroad program in Curaçao, The Dutch Caribbean. Spring field study Hofstra University programs in Havana, Cuba, and Otavalo, Equador. Summer abroad program in Pisa, Italy. Semester exchange programs in the spring of the second year or fall of the third year at Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands; University of Erlangen- Nuremberg (FAU), Germany; Ghent University, Belgium; University of Helsinki, Finland; Parma University, Italy; East China University of Political Science and Law, Shanghai; and City University of Hong Kong. University of Houston Law School North American Consortium on Legal Education, which is an exchange program with McGill University in Montreal, Quebec; The University of Dalhousie in Halifax, Nova Scotia; The University of British Columbia in Vancouver, B.C.; The University of Ottawa in Ottawa, Ontario; ITESM, Monterrey Tech in Monterrey, Mexico; Universidad Panamericana in Mexico City; The Instituto de Investigaciones Juridicias; and Centro de Investigacion. Howard University Programs in Cape Town, South Africa; Kingstown, Jamaica. University of Idaho Exchange and summer program with , Stoke-on-Trent, England. University of Illinois Exchange programs for individual study abroad at Bucerius Law School (Germany), katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Belgium), Universidad Catolica Argentina (Argentina), Waseda School of Law (Japan). Summer programs at the University of Oxford (England), and (Canada). Indiana University School of Law— Semester program in Auckland (New Zealand), Barcelona, Beijing, Hamburg, Hong Bloomington Kong, Jena (Germany), London and Paris. Summer programs offered in Barcelona, Dublin, Florence, London and Paris. Indiana University School of Law Summer programs with Renmin University of China School of Law, Beijing, —Indianapolis China; Strasbourg, France; Dubrovnik, Croatia; La Plata, Argentina. University of Iowa Semester program with London Law Consortium;. Summer program in Arcachon, France. Exchange program with Bucerius Law School in Hamburg, Germany. Ability to take LLM courses at California, University at Lisbon, Portugal. University of Kansas Semester program with London Law Consortium. Summer programs in Cambridge, England; Limerick, Ireland; and Istanbil, Turkey. Exchange programs with Anahuac University in Mexico; University of Trento in Italy; and University of Auckland in New Zealand. Lewis & Clark Lewis & Clark Law School has partnerships with the summer study abroad program at the University of San Diego and with the China Program at the University of Missouri Kansas City. Lewis & Clark is a partner with the University of San Diego in its summer law program. USD offers courses in Barcelona, Florence, London, and Paris. The China program takes place at Peking University (Beida) in Beijing, China. As a Lewis & Clark student, you also have the option of participating in summer study abroad through any ABA- accredited summer program. Many Lewis & Clark students, particularly first year students, participate in study abroad programs each year. Louisiana State University Summer program in Lyon, France.

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University of Louisville Exchange program for faculty and students with the law schools at the University —Brandeis School of Law of Poitiers and University of Montpellier in France; University of in England; Johannes Gutenberg University in Germany; Saito Bunka University and Kagawa University in Japan; Yunnan University in the People’s Republic of China; University of Western Sydney and University of Technology and Science in Australia; University of Natal in South Africa; University of Marrakesh in Morocco; and Turku University in Finland; ILS College of Law, Pune, India. Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Program in Costa Rica; Italy; China; Cyprus (Eastern Mediterranean). Loyola University Chicago Summer program in Rome. European Union program, Brussels. Trial program in London. Summer program in Beijing, China. Loyola University New Orleans Summer program in Cuernavaca, Mexico; Vienna, Austria, Budapest, Hungary; Eastern Europe; São Paulo, Brazil; Moscow, Russia; and San Jose, Costa Rica. University of Maine Students may propose semesters at Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia; University of New Brunswick; University College, Galway, Ireland; Buckingham University in England and Université du Maine, Le Mans, France. University of Maryland Summer programs with University of Aberdeen, Scotland. Exchange programs with South Africa; Bucerius Law School, Hamburg, Germany; World Health Organization, Geneva, Switzerland; University of Chile; Central University of Finance and Economics, China; Inter-American Court of Human Rights Externship, Costa Rica; Law Reform Commission in countries of the British Commonwealth. Mercer University Summer abroad program in Granada, Spain; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Freiburg, Germany; and The Hague, Netherlands. University of Miami Summer Study Abroad Programs: London Summer Program; European Adventure (Greece, Italy and London); Spain: Tour de España; Mediterranean Experience (Greece, Italy and Barcelona). Inter-session exchange program with Leipzig, Germany; Middle Europe (Venice, Budapest, Prague, Berlin, Vienna, Zagreb, Ljubljana); and China (Beijing, Shanghai, Guilin, Xi’an, Hong Kong, and Macao). Specialized and/or short programs offered in Leipzig, Zurich, and Versailles. Semester Study Abroad Programs offered in Brazil, Germany, Israel, Belgium, and Ireland or at student initiated study opportunities and elsewhere. University of Michigan Offers the chance to study for one semester at foreign law schools for JD credit either through established study abroad opportunities at leading in England, Italy, the Netherlands, Japan, Switzerland, Germany, and Belgium or at student initiated study opportunities and elsewhere. Michigan State University Summer study abroad programs in London, Poland, Japan, and Ottawa. University of Minnesota Summer programs with Uppsala University of Law, Uppsala, Sweden; Université Jean Moulin, Lyon, France; Humboldt University and Bucerius University, Germany; ESADE Faculty of Law, Barcelona, Spain; University of Tilburg, Netherlands; University of Dublin, Dublin, Ireland. University of Mississippi Summer study program, Downing College, Cambridge, England. Mississippi College School of Law Summer study program in Seoul, Korea, Sookmyung University. University of Missouri—Columbia Semester program with London Law Consortium; Summer program in Capetown, South Africa. University of Missouri—Kansas City Summer abroad programs in China and Ireland. University of Nebraska Summer Study Program, Downing College, Cambridge, England. Summer Study Program, University of Limerick, Limerick, Ireland. New England Law | Boston Summer Abroad programs: Galway, Ireland; London; Malta; Prague, Czech Republic; Santiago, Chile Semester programs: University of Leiden, The Netherlands; University of Aarhus, Denmark; University of Paris X–Nanterre. Clinic: International Criminal Process Clinic, The Hague, The Netherlands. University of New Hampshire Intellectual Property Institute with Tsinghua University, Beijing, China. eLaw School of Law Summer Institute with University College, Cork, Ireland. Study in DC, NH.

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University of New Mexico Summer law institute with the University of Guanajuato of Mexico. Semester program with University of Tasmania; Exchange Program in Canada. New York University Bucerius Law School (Hamburg, Germany), Catholic University of Leuven (Belgium), Direito GV – Escola de Direito de São Paulo da Fundação Getúlio Vargas (Sao Paulo, Brazil), European University Institute (Florence, Italy), National University of Singapore (Singapore), Oxford University (England), Peking University (Beijing, China), University of Amsterdam (Amsterdam, The Netherlands), University of Cape Town (South Africa), University of Copenhagen (Denmark), University of Palermo (Argentina), University of San Andrés (Argentina), University of Sydney (Australia) University of North Carolina Program in Sydney, Australia. Exchange programs with Universite Jean Moulin in Lyon, France; Radboud Universiteit Nijmegan in The Netherlands; Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico; in England; in Scotland; and in England. University of North Dakota* Exchange programs for faculty and students with Canadian-United States Legal Issues, and the University of North Dakota-University of Oslo, Norway. Northeastern University School of Law Students have the opportunity to complete one or more coops (legal work placements) abroad. Placements are available in a variety of settings, including international agencies, government agencies, NGOs, advocacy groups, private law firms, corporations, and the judiciary. See www.northeastern.edu/law/co-op/plan/ international.html for more information. Northern Illinois University Program in Agen, France. Northwestern University Law School Institut d’Etude Poltiques de Paris (“Science Po”) and the Université de Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne Law School (“Sorbonne”), Paris, France, Vrije Universiteit (Free University), Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Bond University, Coast, Australia, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Leuven, Belgium, University of the Andes, Santiago, Chile, Bucerius Law School, Hamburg, Germany, Tel Aviv University, Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv, Israel, National University of Singapore, Singapore, Instituto de Empresa, Madrid, Spain, University of Lucerne, Lucerne, Switzerland, São Paulo Law School, São Paulo, Brazil. University of Notre Dame Law School Summer, semester or year program at Notre Dame London Law Center (Concannon Program of International Law). Bocconi Student Exchange Program in Milan, Italy offers students the opportunity to spend a semester or a full year in Italy. Nova Southeastern University Summer program in Barcelona, Spain; Dual Degree Program and American and Caribbean Law Initiative. Ohio Northern University Exchange program with the University of Iceland School of Law. Ohio State University Summer program in Oxford, England. University of Oklahoma Summer program in Oxford, England. Summer study in Beijing, China. University of Oregon Semester program at the University of Adelaide, South Australia. Visit http://www. law.uoregon.edu/students/adelaide/ for more information. Pace University Spring semester program in London with University College London, Faculty of Law (UCL) can include internship in Inns of Court, Parliament, a corporation or law firm. Brazil Comparative Law Course includes study in Brazil. Fall or Spring semester exchange at the University of Adelaide in South Austria. University of the Pacific, Summer programs in Suzhou, China; St. Petersburg, Russia; Salzburg, Austria; and McGeorge School of Law Budapest, Hungary; post — J.D. International Internship Program in fall semester. Penn State Dickinson School of Law Summer semester abroad programs in Florence, Rome and Sienna; and the Capitals of Europe program in the Hague, Brussels, Strasbourg, Vienna, and Oxford. Spring semester in London with University of London, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies. Summer in Montreal, Canada. Spring semester in London. Exchange program in Brazil for Portuguese speakers.

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University of Pennsylvania Semester programs at Waseda Law School (Tokyo); Bucerius Law School (Hamburg); Tsinghua Law School (Beijing—participants can earn a LL.M. degree from Tsinghua by returning to Beijing for a second semester of graduate-level study at their own expense); Tel Aviv Law School (Israel); ESADE Law School (Barcelona). Entire 3L year at National Law School of India (Bangalore), Sciences Po (France)—J.D./MA. joint degree in business law; J.D./M.A. Lauder Program (with Wharton; locations in the Middle East; East Asia; France; Germany; Russia; and Latin America. Summer International Human Rights Fellowships in Argentina; Cambodia; Ecuador, Rwanda; Guatemala; Namibia; Nepal; Switzerland, Washington, DC; The Netherlands (the Hague); Moracco, Tajikistan; Tanzania; Uganda, and the U.N. Certificate Program available with ESADE. Plus ad hoc programs. Pepperdine University Fall, Spring and Summer Semester programs in London, England. University of Pittsburgh Semester and academic year programs aboard through direct enrollment at a foreign institution are available. The Center for International Legal Education will work one on one with any student who wishes to pursue study aboard directly though a foreign institution (enrollment must be at the graduate level in a Faculty of Law or enrolled in a LL.M Program to obtain credit toward their J.D.) Also offered is the Institute in International Commercial Law and Dispute Resolution summer law program in Zagreb and Zadar, Croatia. The program is a joint D. Fuchsberg Law Center, and the University of Zagreb Faculty of Law. This four-week, five-credit ABA approved program, taught by leaders in the field, provides a broad introduction to international business transactions, followed by a focused examination of the law governing the international sales of goods and international commercial arbitration. The program also highlights a number of key instruments arising out of the of UNCITRAL, the United nations Commissions on International Trade Law. Pontifical Catholic University Summer program in Valladolid, Spain of Puerto Rico University of Puerto Rico Program in Barcelona, Spain. Quinnipiac University Summer program with Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland. Regent University School of Law Semester programs in Pohang, Korea (Handong International Law School); Madrid, Spain (Universidad CEU San Pablo), and Barcelona, Spain (Universidad Abat Oliba CEU): Summer programs in Strasbourg, France (International Law and Human Rights) and Mukono, Uganda. University of Richmond Summer program Cambridge University, England. Semester exchange programs with several law schools abroad including Paris, Spain, the Netherlands and others. Roger Williams University Summer programs in Tianjin, China; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Hague, Netherlands; School of Law and Geneva, Switzerland. Rutgers—The State Exchange program with Graz University, Austria. University—Camden Rutgers University School of Law Semester in Leiden, the Netherlands. Saint Louis University School of Law Paris or Orleans, France (semester); Cork, Ireland (semester); Bern, Switzerland (semester); summer research fellowship in Bochum, Germany; and Madrid, Spain (summer). St. Mary’s University Institute on World Legal Program in Innsbruck, Austria. Also, Institute on Chinese Law and Business in Beijing, China. University of St. Thomas School Summer program in Rome, Italy. Joint program with Villanova. of Law (MN) St. Thomas University Summer program in Spain at the Royal College University Escorial—Maria Cristina.

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Samford University—Cumberland Summer abroad programs at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, in England and Cumberland at Fortaleza, Brazil. University of San Diego Sponsors the Institute on International and Comparative Law with summer law study programs in England, France, Spain, and Italy. University of San Francisco Summer program with Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland; Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic. Summer program at Udagana University, Bali. Santa Clara University Summer programs in Oxford, England; Munich, Germany; Istanbul, Turkey; Vienna, Austria; Bratislava, Slovakia; Budapest, Hungary; Geneva, Switzerland; Strasbourg, France; Sydney, Australia; The Hague, Netherlands; San Jose, Costa Rica; Seoul, Korea; Tokyo, Japan; Hong Kong, SAR China; Shanghai, PRC China. Semester exchange programs at Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea; , Seoul, Korea; Omiya University, Tokyo, Japan; Bucerius Law School, Hamburg, Germany; Erasmus University, Rotterdam, The Netherlands; Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium; University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland; University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria; Warsaw University, Warsaw, Poland; Nalsar University of Law, Hyderabad, India; Universidad de San Martin de Porres, Lima, Peru, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland. Seattle University School of Law Seattle University School of Law is proud to offer students the option of global learning through programs in South Africa, Guatemala, and Germany. Our summer programs offer law students the opportunity to work with South African advanced legal students on issues of global justice in Johannesburg, South Africa or to study law in Spanish in Guatemala. Our semester-long programs allow students to earn legal study credits at a law school in Hamburg, Germany. Seton Hall University School of Law Summer programs in Egypt, Jordan, and Belgium/Switzerland. Winter-session program in Zanzibar. Southern Methodist University Summer program in Oxford, England. University of Southern California Semester exchange program in Hong Kong, Lyon, Milan, Queensland, and Sãu Paulo (Beginning Fall 2013). South Texas College of Law Semester abroad exchange program in Denmark and the Netherlands. Summer programs are offered in England, Ireland, Malta, Turkey, the Czech Republic, and Chile. Southwestern Law School Summer programs in Buenos Aires, Argentina; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; London, England, and Guanajuato, Mexico (sponsors Mexico program with University of New Mexico and Texas Tech University). Semester exchange program in Canada. Stanford Law School Exchange programs in Germany, Italy, Mexico, China, Singapore, and Israel. Stetson University College of Law Summer abroad programs in Granada, Spain; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Hague, co-sponsors with Charleston School Netherlands; Tianjin, China. Semester exchange in London, England and Mexico. of Law for Summer Programs Special intercession in Grand Cayman and Lausanne/Geneva, Switzerland. SUNY Buffalo Law School Exchange program ESADE–Barcelona, Spain (courses taught mainly in Spanish); University of Glasgow-Scotland, Chiang Mai, Thailand-upperclass bridge course. Suffolk University Law School Summer program in Sweden. Internships in Europe, the Americas and Asia in conjunction with The Center for International Legal Studies. Syracuse University* Summer program in London, England. Temple University Beasley Summer programs in Rome, Italy. School of Law Semester abroad in Tokyo, Japan. Beijing, China; Cork, Ireland; Utrecht, The Netherlands; Münster, Germany. University of Tennessee Summer program in Cambridge, England.

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University of Texas Semester in London, Queen Mary Westfield College (QMC) and University College London (UCL.) Fall semester (International Law) and as arranged by the student. Thomas M. Cooley Summer program in Toronto, Canada. University of St. Michael’s College, . Semester in Melbourne, Australia and Christ Church, New Zealand. Touro Law Center Summer programs: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam; Potsdam and Berlin, Germany; Shimla and Dharamsala, India; Jerusalem, Israel; Zagreb and Zadar, Croatia. Tulane University Summer programs in Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Beijing , China; Berlin, Germany; Cambridge, England; Paris, France; Rhodos, Greece; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and Siena, Italy. Semester-long exchange programs with the University of Buenos Aires (Argentina), University of New South Wales (Australia), Fudan University in Shanghai (China), University of Copenhagen (Denmark), University Jean Moulin in Lyon (France), University of Strasbourg (France), Bucerius University in Hamburg (Germany), University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong), University of Bologna (Italy), University of Siena (Italy), University of Amsterdam (The Netherlands), Utrecht University (The Netherlands), ESADE Law School(Spain), University Ramon Llull in Barcelona (Spain) University of Tulsa Summer program in Bratislava, Slovakia. Summer program in Argentina. Spring semester in London. Valparaiso University Summer program in Cambridge, England. Summer program in Chile and Argentina. Vanderbilt Law School Vanderbilt in Venice, an International Legal Studies summer program in Venice, Italy. Vanderbilt also offers summer and semester internship and externship opportunities world-wide. Vermont Law School Exchange programs with McGill University (Montreal) Faculty of Law, University of Trento (Italy), University of Paris 13 (France), and Renmin University (China). Villanova University Summer program in Rome. J.D./LL.M. International Studies Program in conjunction with in Scotland, the University of Leiden in The Netherlands, Birkbeck College of the University of London, or the National University of Singapore. University of Virginia Exchange program at Bucerius Law School in Hamburg, Germany; the University of Melbourne in Australia; the University of in England; Tel Aviv University Law School; and Waseda University in Tokyo, Japan. Joint degree exchange program offered with University of Paris I, Pantheon-Sorbonne Law School and Sciences Po/Paris. Wake Forest University Summer programs at the University’s London facility, Worrell House, Casa Artom, Venice, Italy, and Flow House in Vienna, Austria. Washburn University Summer program at the University of the West Indies, Barbados; Semester-long program at Maastricht University, Netherlands. Washington University Exchange or Semester abroad programs at Utrecht University in the Netherlands; National University of Singapore in Singapore, University of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa; University of Pretoria in South Africa; Universidade Catolica Portuguesa in Portugal; Fudan University in China, in the Repulic of Koreal; National Taiwan University in the Republic of China (Taiwan); Queen’s University Belfast in Northern Ireland (UK); University of Trento in Italy; Hong Kong University in Hong Kong (PRC). Wayne State University Exchange program with University of Maastricht, Netherlands; , England. One year program with the Hague, Netherlands. Willamette University Summer program in Shanghai, China Bucerius Law School, Hamburg, Germany.

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William & Mary Summer program in Madrid, Spain. Semester programs in Vienna, Austria; Beijing, China; Tokyo, Japan; Auckland, New Zealand; Madrid, Spain; Hong Kong; and Luexembourg. William Mitchell College of Law Summer Program in London, Galway, Ireland, Prague, Czech Republic and Istanbul, Turkey. Widener University School of Law Summer International Law Institute, Lausanne, Switzerland Summer International Law Institute, Sydney, Australia. Summer International Law Institute, Lyon, France Summer International Law Institute, Nairobi, Kenya. Summer International Law Institute, Venice, Italy Semester Abroad Program, Chongqing, China University of Wisconsin Exchange program with Giessen University, Germany; Groningen, Netherlands; European University Institute, Florence, Italy; Diego Portales University, Santiago, Chile; , Sheffield, ; Pontifical Catholic University, Lima, Peru; University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa; University of Paris X, Nanterre, Paris, France; Pontifical Catholic University, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; National Law School of India University, Bangalore, India. Yale Law School Summer exchange in Argentina, Brazil and Chile.

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E (i). LAW SCHOOLS PARTICIPATING IN PROGRAMS WHICH OFFER A LAW DEGREE FROM A FOREIGN COUNTRY (IN ADDITION TO THE JD)

American University JD/Master of Laws (Monash University Law School; Melbourne, Australia); JD/JD (University of Ottawa; Ottawa, Canada); JD/Master I/Master II (Nanterre; Paris, France); JD/Master of Laws (Master en Derecho de la Union Europea) (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid; Madrid, Spain). University of Colorado The University of Colorado participates in a dual program with the University of Alberta (Canada). The student does 2 years in each program and receives both a JD and LLB. Columbia University Columbia Law School offers the following Double Degree Programs: J.D./ LL.M and J.D./LL.B. with the London School of Economics, University College London, King’s College, and School of Oriental and African Studies. J.D./Master with the University of Paris I (Sorbonne). J.D./Master with Sciences Po (Institut d’Etudes Politiques) and University of Paris I. J.D./LL.M. with the Institute for Law and Finance (JohannWolfgang Goethe University, Frankfurt). Cornell University JD-Master en Droit (French Law Degree), JD-Master in Global Business Law (French National Law Degree) University of Detroit Mercy J.D./LED Mexico; J.D./J.D. Canada

Duke Law School Duke Law School and a consortium of two French universities, l’Universite Paris I Pantheon-Sorbonne and Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Paris (known as “Sciences Po”), offer a dual JD/Master in Global Business Law degree. This dual degree program allows students to receive, after three years of study, both the JD and the Master of Laws degrees. The Master of Laws is a French national law degree that entitles students to sit for the French Bar exam. Students in the JD/Master program spend two years at Duke and a third year studying in Paris. Georgetown University Law Center A year-long Master’s program has been created in Paris through a joint effort by two of France’s most highly regarded universities —Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Paris (Sciences Po) and l’Universite Paris I Pantheon-Sorbonne Law School (Sorbonne). In addition to the Master of Laws, a French national law degree, Georgetown students receive a total of 14 Georgetown credits toward their JD degree. This program requires that the students take an additional semester at Georgetown (though without any additional tuition requirement). Harvard University J.D./LL.M.

University of Houston The UH Law Center and The University of Calgary offer an International Energy Lawyers Program which allows students to earn both American and Canadian law degrees in four years. Students will spend two years at each school and take courses that will enable them to apply for admission to bars in the United States and Canada. Michigan State University Dual Degree Program with the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law.

New York University School of Law New York University School of Law has two dual degree programs where students can earn a JD and the equivalent thereof with schools in other countries–the JD/JD program with Osgoode Hall in Canada, and the JD/LL.B program with the National University of Singapore.

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Northwestern University � Northwestern University participates in a dual degree program with France. Nova Southeastern University � Nova Southeastern University participates in dual degree programs in Spain (Barcelona), Czech Republic (Prague), and Italy. University of Pennsylvania � JD/LLM with the University of Hong Kong. Students spend their third year of Law School studying for their LLM. Saint Louis University School of Law � Saint Louis University School of Law participates in a program in France which leads to the French law degree. Stetson University � JD/Grado Program Dual Degree in Spain and the U.S.

University of Texas � The University of Texas offers a dual-degree program with the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de Mexico (ITAM) in Mexico City Washington University � Washington University offers a Transnational Law Program (TLP) in Utrecht, The Netherlands. William & Mary � Semester abroad exchange program.

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F. LAW SCHOOLS OFFERING A SUMMER OR SEMESTER OF STUDY ABROAD OR AN EXCHANGE PROGRAM

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Argentina American University Summer exchange program. Arizona State University College of Law Universidad Torcuato Di Tella School of Law University of Baltimore Boston College Semester exchange program at Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina (Buenos Aires Boston University School of Law Semester program at University of Buenos Aires. Brooklyn Law School Torcuato di Tella University in Buenos Aires University of California—Hastings Semester program at Austral University. University of California—Los Angeles Columbia Law School University of Buenos Aires semester length program. DePaul University College of Law Summer Program. Duke University Semester program at Austral University. Georgetown University Law Center Semester program at Torcuato di Tella University in Buenos Aires. University of Illinois Universidad Catolica Argentina. Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Latin American Summer Program—Universidad Nacional de La Plata (UNLP) in La Plata. Mercer University New York University Semester study abroad in Buenos Aires. Northwestern University University of Pennsylvania Human Rights Fellows Program (Summer) Roger Williams University School of Law Summer program in Buenos Aires. Southwestern Law School Semester program in Buenos Aires. Stetson University College of Law Summer program in Buenos Aires.

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University of Texas Universidad Torcuato di Tella. Tulane University Semester-long exchange at University of Buenos Aires. Valparaiso University Law school Summer program in Buenos Aires. Yale Law School Summer exchange program in Argentina. Australia University of Alabama Exchange program with the Australian National University in Canberra, Australia. American University Semester exchange program and Dual degree JD/Master of Laws with Monash University. University of California—Hastings Semester program at University of New South Wales. Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Semester Program at University of Sydney. Cornell University University of Sydney exchange program. Duke University Exchange programs with Bond University, University of Melbourne, University of Sydney. University of Florida Monash University in Melbourne. Georgetown University Law Center Melbourne Law School in Melbourne University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson School of Law Exchange program with LaTrobe University and Moash University. New York University University of Sydney. University of North Carolina Summer program in Sydney. Northwestern University University of Oregon Semester program at the University of Adelaide, South Australia. Visit http://www. law.uoregon.edu/students/adelaide for more information. Pace University Exchange program with the University of Adelaide in South Australia. Santa Clara University University of Texas Universities of Melbourne, New South Wales, and Sydney. Thomas M. Cooley Law School Monash University in Melbourne. Tulane University Exchange program with University of New South Wales.

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University of Virginia Exchange program with University of Melbourne. Washington University Exchange program with Monash University in Melbourne. Widener University School of Law Summer International Law Institute in Sydney. Austria DePaul University of College of Law Semester Exchange Program. Georgia State University Summer program of three weeks in Linz. Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Summer program on Law and Literature at Kleinwalsertal. University of Kansas Exchange program with the University of Vienna. Loyola University, New Orleans Summer program in Vienna. University of Miami Part of Middle Europe summer program. University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Penn State Dickinson School of Law Summer seminar abroad “Capitals of Europe” program with Economic University of Vienna. Rutgers—State University—Camden Exchange program with Graz University. St. Mary’s University Institute on World Legal Program. Santa Clara University Semester exchange with University of Vienna. Summer program in Vienna. Wake Forest University University of Vienna. William & Mary Semester abroad exchange program. Barbados Florida State University General summer program. Washburn University School of Law The University of the West Indies Belgium American University Semester study program, University of Ghent; Summer program in Brussels. Duke University Exchange program with Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Brussels. University of Georgia Summer program at the Institute of European Studies, Université Libre de Bruxelles (Brussels). Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Semester exchange program with Ghent University.

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University of Illinois Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Brussels. Loyola University—Chicago Part of European tour (Brussels). University of Michigan Katholieke Universiteit Leuven. New York University Cathholic University of Leuven. Penn State Dickinson School of Law Summer seminar abroad “Capitals of Europe” program (Brussels/Strasbourg/Vienna). Santa Clara University Semester exchange with Ghent University. Seton Hall University School of Law Bratislava, Slovakia University of Tulsa Summer Institute in Law in Bratislava. Santa Clara University Summer Program Brazil Georgia State University Summer program in Rio de Janeiro Brazil. Loyola University—New Orleans Summer Program in San Paulo. University of Miami Semester program at FGV Direito Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Pace University Exchange Program for Portuguese speakers. Samford University—Cumberland Summer abroad program in Brazil: the Faculdade de Direito da Universidade de São Paulo, São Paulo. University of Texas Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul and Universidade do Pará. Tulane University Summer abroad in Rio de Jainero. University of Wisconsin Yale Law School Summer exchange program in Brazil. Canada Albany Law School McGill University in Montreal. Arizona State University College of Law University of Victoria, BC American University Semester exchange program with University of West Ontario and University of Ottawa. Dual degree program with University of Ottawa. Case Western Reserve University Semester program at the University of Western. University of Colorado JD/LLB with the University of Alberta Faculty of Law.

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Fordham University University of British Columbia, Dalhousie University, McGill University, University of Ottawa. University of Detroit Mercy *J.D./LL.B with University of Windsor in Ontario, Canada. University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson School of Law Joint degree program with the University of British Columbia. University of Houston Law Center Exchange program with McGill University in Montreal, University of Dalhousie in Halifax, and University of Ottawa in Ottawa, and University of British Columbia in Vancouver, B.C. University of Illinois Summer program at University of Victoria, British Columbia. University of Maine* Exchange program with Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia University of New Brunswick Faculty of Law Michigan State University Summer program in of New Mexico Exchange program in Canada. New York University Osgood Hall, York University Penn State Dickinson School of Law Summer program in Montreal—McGill University. Samford University— Cumberland Summer program at University of Victoria, British Columbia. University of New Brunswick Faculty of Law Southwestern Law School Summer program in Vancouver, British Columbia. Semester program in Ontario. Thomas M. Cooley Law School Summer Program in Toronto, Canada, University of St. Michael’s College, University of Toronto. Vermont Law School Exchange program with McGill University Faculty of Law. University of Michigan Externship or summer internship Cambodia University of Michigan Externship or summer internship University of Pennsylvania Summer Human Rights Fellows. Seattle University School of Law Summer Internship with Documentation Center of Cambodia. Cayman Islands Stetson University College of Law Stetson Intercession Institute on Caribbean Law Chile American University Semester study program, Universidad de Chile (Santiago); Summer study in Santiago.

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University of California—Davis Semester exchange program at the University of Chile (Santiago). Duke University Exchange program with Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile. University of Maryland Exchange program with the University of Chile. New England Law | Boston Summer program in Santiago. Northwestern University University of Notre Dame Law School Semester exchange program with Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (UC). South Texas College of Law Summer program in Santiago University of Texas Pontifica Universidad Catolica William Mitchell College of Law Simmer program of Santiago University of Wisconsin Diego Portales University, Santiago. Valparaiso University Summer Program in Valparaiso, Chile. Yale Law School Summer exchange program in Chile. China American University Semester exchange program with Chinese University of Hong Kong, Zheijang Gongshang University (Hangzhou). Boston University School of Law Semester program at the University of Hong Kong. Semester Program at Tsinghua University, Beijing. Brooklyn Law School Summer program in Beijing. University of California—Davis Semester program at China University of Political Science and Law. University of California—Hastings Semester program at Wuhan University. Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Semester Program at Chinese University of Hong Kong Chicago—Kent College of Law Special summer and semester programs available through China Exchange program. Columbia University Exchange programs at Fudan University and Peking University Cornell University English-language exchange at University of Hong Kong. English-language exchange at Peking University, Law School (Beida), Beijing, China. DePaul University College of Law Beijing Summer Program

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Duke University National University of Singapore and Peking University. Duquesne University Georgetown University Law Center Semester program at Tsinghua University School of Law in Beijing. University of Georgia Three week summer study abroad program at Tsinghua University in Beijing and Fudan University in Shanghai. University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson School of Law Exchange program at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Semester exchange program with East China University of Political Science and Law, Shanghai Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Semester at China University of Political Science and Law in Beijing; University of Hong Kong Law School. Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Renmin University of China School of Law. University of Kansas Exchange program with Fudan University in People’s Republic of China. Lewis & Clark Beijing Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Summer program in Beijing, China. Loyola University—Chicago Summer program in Beijing, China University of Maryland Exchange program with Central University of Finance and Economics China.

University of Miami Summer abroad program including Beijing, Shanghai, Guilin, Xian, Hong Kong and Macao. University of Missouri—Kansas City China, Beijing. University of New Hampshire School of Law Intellectual Property Summer Institute, Tsinghua University School of Law in Beijing. New York University Shanghai semester study abroad. University of Oklahoma Beijing, 2 week or 4 week summer study program, overview of Chinese legal system. University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Summer program in Suzhou. University of Pennsylvania Semester program at Tsinghua Law School (Beijing)—semester and possible LL.M. Roger Williams University School of Law Summer program in Tianjin, China. Santa Clara University Summer program in Shanghai, summer internship in Beijing.

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St. Mary’s University Summer Institute on Chinese Law and Business in Beijing, China. Stanford Law School Exchange program with Peking University Law School Stetson University College of Law Summer program in Tianjin, China. Temple University Beasley School of Law Semester program in Beijing Tulane University Summer abroad in Beijing and a semester exchange at Fudan in Shanghai. Vermont Law School Summer program in China. Washington University Summer or semester exchange program at Fudan University. William & Mary Semester abroad exchange program. Willamette University Summer program in Shanghai. Widener University School of Law Semester abroad program in Chongqing. Colombia American University Semester exchange program, Universidad Sergio Arboleda (Bogotá), Universidad del Rosario (Bogotá). Commonwealth of Northern Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Marianas Semester program. Costa Rica DePaul University College of Law Summer Program University of Florida Summer Conservation Clinic (6 credit hours) offered with the University of Costa Rica. Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Summer program in Ciudad Colón. Loyola University—New Orleans Summer programs in San Jose. Santa Clara University Summer program at the Inter-American Court in San Jose. Seattle University School of Law Summer Internship with Inter-American Court of Human Rights. Croatia Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Dubrovnik. Touro Law Center Summer program in Zagreb and Zadar. Cuba Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Spring field study in Havana. Cyprus Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Czech Republic California Western Semester program in Aarhus.

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DePaul University College of Law Summer Program Florida State University Summer program at the Charles University in Prague. University of Miami Part of Middle Europe summer program. New England Law | Boston Summer abroad program at the Charles University in Prague. Nova Southeastern University Summer Program at the Charles University in Prague. University of San Francisco USF, Summer program at the Charles University, Prague. South Texas College of Law Summer program in Prague. William Mitchell College of Law Summer program in Prague. Denmark American University Semester exchange program with University of Copenhagen. California Western Semester program in Aarhus. University of California—Davis Semester exchange program with University of Copenhagen. Duke University Semester program at University of Copenhagen. Chicago—Kent College of Law Exchange program with University of Copenhagen. New England Law | Boston Semester abroad program at the University of Aarhus. New York University Exchange program with Copenhagen University. South Texas College of Law Semester abroad exchange program in Aarhus. University of California—Hastings Exchange program at the University of Copenhagen. Tulane University Exchange program with University of Copenhagen Ecuador Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Spring field study in Otavalo. University of Pennsylvania Summer human rights fellow. Egypt Cornell University English-language exchange program with American, University of Cairo Seton Hall University School of Law Summer study in Cairo at the American University in Cairo. England American University Summer program in London.

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Arizona State University Semester program with University College, London. Boston College Law School Semester program with University of London. Boston University School of Law Semester program at the University of Oxford. Semester program with University College London. Brooklyn Law School University of Essex University of California—Hastings Semester programs at the University of London. California Western University Semester program with the College of Law of England and Wales. Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Summer program at Oxford University. Chicago—Kent College of Law Semester program through the London Law Consortium. University of Colorado Summer study program at Institute on International and Comparative Law in London and Oxford through University of San Diego. University of Connecticut Semester program with University of Exeter, Devon and University of London. Cornell University Semester program with University College London. University of Detroit Mercy Semester program with Maria Assumpta Educational Center, London. Florida State University Summer program with Oxford University. Fordham University Pembroke College, Queen Mary College. George Washington University Summer program in Oxford. Georgetown University Law Center Summer program in London, England with King’s College London, and the Center for Transnational Studies in London. University of Georgia Spring semester program with Oxford University in Oxford, England. Hamline University School of Law Summer program in London. University of Idaho Exchange and Summer program with Staffordshire University, Stoke-on-Trent. University of Illinois Summer program at University of Oxford. Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Semester program with London Law Consortium. Summer study program at Institute on International and Comparative Law in London and Oxford through University of San Diego.

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University of Iowa Semester program with London Law Consortium. Summer program in Cambridge. University of Kansas Semester program with London Law Consortium. Loyola University—Chicago January program allowing students to accompany to court. England, London and Oxford. University of Maine Exchange program with . University of Miami Summer study program at University College, London. University of Michigan University College, London. University of Mississippi Summer study program, Downing College, Cambridge. University of Missouri—Columbia Semester program with London Law Consortium. University of Nebraska Summer study program, Downing College, Cambridge. New England Law | Boston Summer program in London. New York University Oxford University University of North Carolina Spring semester program with University of Manchester. University of Notre Dame Law School Summer or semester or year program at Notre Dame London Law Center. Ohio State University Summer program at Oxford University. University of Oklahoma Summer program at Oxford University. Pace University Spring semester program with University College of London, Faculty of Laws (UCL). Penn State Dickinson School of Law Spring semester program with the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, University of London. Pepperdine University Fall, Spring and Summer semester programs. University of Pennsylvania Human Rights Fellows Program (Summer). University of Richmond Summer program with Cambridge University. Samford University—Cumberland Summer program at , Durham.

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University of San Diego Summer study program at Institute on International and Comparative Law in London and Oxford. Santa Clara University Summer program at Oxford University. Southern Methodist University Summer program at Oxford University. Southwestern Law School Summer Entertainment and Media Law program in London. South Texas College of Law Summer program offered in Durham and London. Stetson University College of Law Semester exchange program in London, England. Syracuse University* Summer program in London. University of Tennessee Summer program in Cambridge. University of Texas Semester in London, Queen Mary Westfield College (QMW), and University College, London. Tulane University Summer program in Cambridge University. Summer program in London. Valparaiso University Summer program in Cambridge and London. Vermont Law School University of Cambridge University of Virginia Exchange program with . Wake Forest University Summer program at the University’s London facility, Worrel House. Wayne State University University of Warwick. William Mitchell College of Law Summer Anglo-American Law Program in London. University of Wisconsin University of Sheffield, Sheffield, UK. Finland American University Semester exchange program with University of Helsinki. Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Semester exchange program with University of Helsinki. Santa Clara University Semester exchange with University of Helsinki. France Albany Law School University of Paris. American University Summer program in Paris. Dual degree and Semester Exchange Program—Maîtrise en Droit University of Paris X-Nanterre.

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Arizona State University Université René Descartes, Paris V Boston University School of Law Semester programs at Université Jean Moulin (Lyon 3, Lyon, France) and Université Panthéon–Assas (Paris II, Paris, France). Full year program at Université Jean Moulin (Lyon 3, Lyon, France). University of California—Los Angeles Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Semester exchange with University of Paris X-Nanterre. University of Colorado Summer study program at Institute or International and Comparative Law in Paris through University of San Diego. Columbia University Dual degree program with University of Paris I and Institut d’Etudes Politiques (Sciences Po) and exchange program with University of Paris II. Full year program at Université Jean Moulin (Lyons 3, Lyon, France) University of Connecticut Program in Aix-en-Provence, France. Cornell University Summer Institute with Université of Paris I (Pantheon-Sorbonne). Exchange program with Université of Paris I (Pantheon- Sorbonne). JD-Master en Droit (four years) with Université of Paris I (Pantheon- Sorbonne). JD-Master with Université of Paris I (Pantheon-Sorbonne) and Science Po. Drake University Summer program at the University of Nantes in Nantes. Duke University Exchange program with Université Pantheon-Assas (Paris II) University of Florida Spring Semester exchange with Université de Montpellier; Summer program. Fordam University Paris II (dual degrees: J.D. from Fordam and LL.M. from Paris II) Georgetown University Law Center Exchange program with L’Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris and L’Université de Paris I Pantheon-Sorbonne Golden Gate University Exchange program with University of Paris (Nanterre). Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Semester program at Université Pantheon-Assas Law School (Paris) and summer study program at Institute on International and Comparative Law in Paris through University of San Diego. Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Summer program in Strasbourg. European summer program at Robert Shuman University. University of Iowa Summer program in Arcachon. Louisiana State University Summer program in Lyon.

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Loyola University—Chicago Strasbourg—part of European Union tour. University of Maine Exchange program with Université du Maine, Lemans University of Miami Part of LEAP summer Program. Summer program at the University of Versailles in Versailles, France. University of Minnesota Summer program with Université Jean Moulin, Lyon. New England Law | Boston Exchange program with Université of Paris X–Nanterre. New York University Semester study abroad in Paris. University of North Carolina Semester program with Université Jean Moulin, Lyon. Summer program in Nice. Northern Illinois University Northwestern University Penn State Dickinson School of Law Summer program with University of Strasbourg. University of Pennsylvania Paris Law School/Sciences Po joint degree program J.D./MA and JD/MA Program with Wharton in France. Regent University School of Law Summer program in Strasbourg (International Law and Human Rights) University of Richmond Semester program with Université of Paris Saint Louis University School of Law Semester program at the Université d’Orléans or the Université of Paris-Dauphine University of San Diego Summer study program at Institute on International and Comparative Law in Paris. Santa Clara University Summer program in Strasbourg. University of Texas Jean Moulin Lyon 3 Tulane University Summer abroad program in Paris, France. Semester-long exchange programs with University Jean Moulin in Lyon and University of Strasbourg. Vermont Law School University of Paris 13, (Villetaneuse).. University of Virginia Joint degree exchange program offered with University of Paris I, Pantheon- Sorbonne Law School and Sciences Po/Paris. Widener University School of Law Summer International Law Institute, Lyon, France. University of Wisconsin

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Germany American University Semester exchange program with Bucerius Law School (Hamburg) or Freie University (Berlin). Boston College Law School Exchange program with Bucerius Law School (Hamburg). Boston University School of Law Semester program at Bucerius Law School, Hamburg Brooklyn Law School Brooklyn semester exchange program in Hamburg with Bucerius Law School. University of California—Hastings Semester program at University of Heidelberg. Capital University Summer program in Bavaria. Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Semester exchange program in Hamburg. Chicago—Kent College of Law Summer and semester abroad programs with Bucerius Law School, Hamburg. University of Colorado Bucerius Law School Columbia Law School Bucerius Law School and Humboldt University semester length programs. University of Connecticut Berlin, Mannheim. Cornell University Dual degree program, a 3-year program leading to the award of the Cornell J.D. and the Humboldt University (Berlin, Germany) M.LL.P. Duke University Exchange program with University of Heidelberg. Summer program at Bucerius Law School. Emory University Semester exchange program with Bucerius in Hamburg, Germany University of Florida Spring semester exchange for faculty and student with Johann Wolfgang Goethe- University of Frankfurt Law School. Fordham University Bucerius Law School. George Washington University Summer program in Munich. Georgetown University Law Center Semester program at Bucerius Law School in Hamburg. University of Illinois Bucerius Law School. Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Semester exchange program with the University of Erlanger, Nuremberg (FAU). Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Semester at Bucerius Law School in Hamburg and Friedrich-Schiller University in Jena.

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University of Iowa Exchange program at Bucerius Law School. University of Maryland Exchange program with Bucerius Law School. University of Miami Inter-session exchange program with the University of Leipzig. Semester program at Freie Universität in Berlin, Germany. Semester program at Bucerius Law in Hamburg, Germany. Also part of Middle Europe summer program (Berlin) University of Michigan Bucerius Law School, Hamburg. University of Minnesota Humboldt University New York University Exchange program with Bucerius University. University of North Carolina Summer program at Augsburg University, Bavaria Northwestern University University of Pennsylvania Bucerius Law School (Hamburg). JD/MA with the Lauder program. University of Richmond Semester program with University of Münster. Saint Louis University School of Law Summer research fellowship at the Ruhr-University in Bochum, Germany. Santa Clara University Semester program at Bucerius Law School, Hamburg. Summer program in Munich. Seattle University School of Law Stanford Law School Exchange program with Bucerius Law School Temple University Beasley School of Law Semester abroad program in Münster. University of Texas Bucerius Law School Touro Law Center Summer program in Potsdam and Berlin. Tulane University Summer abroad program in Berlin, Germany. Semester-long exchange program with Bucerius University in Hamburg, Germany. University of Virginia Exchange Program at Bucerius Law School, Hamburg. Willamette University Semester program at Bucerius Law School. University of Wisconsin Ghana Fordham University Accra

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Greece Capital University Summer program in Thessaloniki and Skopelos. University of Miami School of Law Mediterranean Experience in Athens, Greece. Tulane University Summer abroad program in Rhodes, Greece. Guam Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Semester program. Guatemala University of Pennsylvania Summer International Human Rights Fellows. Seattle University School of Law Hong Kong American University City University of Hong Kong. Boston University School of Law Semester program at the University of Hong Kong Brooklyn Law School University of Hong Kong University of California—Hastings Semester program at Central European University. Cornell University Semester at the University of Hong Kong Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Semester program at Chinese University of Hong Kong Duke University Summer program in Hong Kong. Semester exchange program with University of Hong Kong. Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Semester exchange program with the City University of Hong Kong. Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Semester at University of Hong Kong. University of Miami Part of summer program in China University of Pennsylvania JD/LLM with the University of Hong Kong (year-long program). Santa Clara University Summer program at University of Hong Kong. University of Southern California Exchange program with the University of Hong Kong. Tulane University Semester-long exchange program with the University of Hong Kong. Washington University Summer or semester exchange program at Hong Kong University. William & Mary Semester abroad exchange program. Hungary Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Summer program and semester exchange program at Central European University in Budapest.

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Case Western Reserve University Semester program in Budapest. Columbia Law School Central European University semester length program. Cornell University Exchange program with Central European University in Budapest. Emory University Semester Exchange Central European University in Budapest. Hamline University School of Law Summer program in Budapest. Loyola University—New Orleans Summer program in Budapest. University of Miami Part of Middle Europe summer program (Budapest). Santa Clara University Summer program in Budapest. Iceland Ohio Northern University Exchange program. India Brandeis School of Law ILS College of Law (Pune) University of Alabama Semester program at the University of New Delhi. University of California—Davis Semester exchange program at Jindal Global University. University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law ILS College of Law (Pune) Georgetown University Law Center Semester program at the National Law School of India University in Bangalore. Lewis & Clark Law School Student exchanges and exclusive externship placements with firms and NGOs in Delhi, Hyderabad, and Mumbai. University of Pennsylvania National Law School of India (Bangalore) semester program and Human Rights Fellows (summer). Santa Clara University Semester exchange with Nalsar University in Hyderabad. Touro Law Center Summer programs in Dharamsala and Shimla, India. University of Wisconsin Indonesia University of San Francisco Ireland Brooklyn Law School University College, Cork (Semester Exchange) University of California—Davis Semester exchange program with University College Dublin. California Western Summer program in Galway.

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University of Colorado Summer study program at Institute on International and Comparative Law at Trinity, Dublin through University of San Diego. DePaul University College of Law Exchange Program Duquesne University Summer program in Belfast, and Dublin. Emory University Semester exchange with Trinity in Dublin. Fordham University Queens College, University College Dublin. Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Summer study program at Institute on International and Comparative Law at Trinity College, Dublin through University of San Diego. University of Kansas School of Law Summer program in Limerick. University of Maine* Exchange program with University College, Galway. University of Miami Semester Exchange Program with University College Dublin in Dublin, Ireland. University of Minnesota University of Dublin. University of Missouri—Kansas City Ireland. University of Nebraska Summer study program University of Limerick, Limerick. New England Law | Boston Summer program offered by the Irish Centre for Human Rights at the National University of Ireland. University of New Hampshire School of Law eLaw Summer Institute with University College, Cork, Ireland. Quinnipiac University Summer program with Trinity College, Dublin. Saint Louis University School of Law Exchange program at University College, Cork. University of San Francisco Summer program with Trinity College, Dublin. South Texas College of Law Summer program in Galway. Southern Illinois University School of Law Traveling to Dingle, Galway and Dublin. Temple University Beasley School of Law Semester abroad program in Cork. University of Tulsa Summer program in Dublin. Washington University Summer or semester exchange program at Queens’s University at.

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William Mitchell College of Law Summer program in Galway. Israel University of Alabama Semester program at Tel Aviv University American University Summer program in Tel Aviv, Haifa and Jerusalem and semester exchange program with Bar Ilan University (Tel Aviv). Boston University School of Law Semester program at Tel Aviv University. Brooklyn Law School Semester Exchange program at Tel Aviv University. University of California—Los Angeles Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Semester exchange program at Tel Aviv University. University of Colorado Semester exchange program at Bar-Ilan University. Columbia University Semester length program with Hebrew University. University of Connecticut Cornell University Semester program at Tel Aviv University. Georgetown University Law Center Semester program at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Hamline University School of Law J-term program in Jerusalem. University of Miami Semester program at University of Haifa in Haifa, Israel. Northwestern University University of Pennsylvania Tel Aviv Law School. Stanford Law School Exchange program with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Temple University Beasley School of Law Exchange program in Tel Aviv. Touro Law Center Summer program in Jerusalem, Israel University of Virginia Exchange program with University of Tel Aviv Law School Italy American University Semester exchange program with University of Perugia. Summer exchange program with University of Prato. Arizona State University Universita Bocconi Boston University School of Law Semester program at the University of Florence.

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Brooklyn Law School University of Bologna. University of California—Hastings Semester program at Bocconi University in Milano. Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Semester exchange at University of Roma Tre. Catholic University of America International Human Rights Summer Law Program in Rome, Italy. University of Colorado Summer study program at Institute on International and Comparative Law in Florence through University of San Diego. Columbia Law School European University Institute semester length program. University of Connecticut DePaul University College of Law Summer Program Duke University Bocconi University Fordham University Bocconi Law School, Milan, Italy; European University Institute, Florence, Italy. Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Summer program in Pisa co-sponsored with Scuola Superiore, Sant’Anna. Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Summer study program at Institute on International and Comparative Law in Florence through University of San Diego. University of Kansas Exchange program with the University of Trento. Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Summer program in Bologna. Loyola University—Chicago Summer program in Rome on university-owned campus. University of Miami School of Law Mediterranean Experience in Rome, Italy. Middle Europe summer program includes Venice. University of Michigan Exchange program with the European University Institute. New York University Exchange program with the European University Institute. University of Notre Dame Law School Semester or year program at Bocconi University in Milan, Italy. Nova Southeastern University Summer program at CA Foscari (Venice) & Roma Tre (Rome) Penn State Dickinson School of Law Summer seminar abroad program with University of Florence. University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Joint summer program with Villanova.

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University of San Diego Summer study program at Institute of International and Comparative Law in Florence. Stanford Law School Exchange program with European University Institute Temple University Beasley School of Law Summer program in Rome. University of Texas Bocconi University Tulane University Summer abroad in Siena, Italy. Semester exchange programs with University of Sierra and University of Bologna. Vanderbilt Law School Vanderbilt in Venice, an International Legal Studies summer program in Venice, Italy. Vermont Law School Exchange program at University of Trento. Villanova University Summer program in Rome. Wake Forest University Summer program in Venice. Washington University Summer or semester program at University of Trento. Widener University School of Law Summer International Law Institute in Venice. University of Wisconsin European University Institute, Florence. Jamaica Howard University Exchange program in Kingstown. University of California—Los Angeles Japan Capital University American Legal Studies in Japan. Columbia University Semester length program with Kyushu University and Waseda University. Cornell University Semester exchange program with Waseda University. Semester exchange program with Keio University. Duke University Semester exchange program with Waseda University. Fordham University Waseda Law School, Tokyo University of Illinois Waseda School of Law. Loyola University—New Orleans University of Michigan Waseda University Law School. Michigan State University Doshisha University (Kyoto).

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New York University Kyushu University. University of Pennsylvania Semester program at Waseda Law School (Tokyo). Santa Clara University Summer program, Tokyo. Semester exchange at Omiya University, Tokyo. Stanford Law School Exchange program with Waseda University Law School. Temple University Beasley School of Law Semester program in Tokyo. University of Virginia Exchange program with Waseda University. William & Mary Semester abroad exchange program. Jordan Seton Hall University School of Law Kenya Seattle University School of Law Summer Internship with the International Commission of Jurits—Kenya Station. Summer Intership with Kenya Human Rights Comission. Widener University School of Law Summer International Law Institute in Nairobi. Korea American University Semester exchange program with Yonsei University (Seoul). Campbell Law School Summer Cooperation program with Handong International Law School. Fordham University Sung Kyun Kwan University College of Law (SKKU). University of Houston Law Center Semester exchange program with in South Korea. Mississippi College School of Law Summer study program in Seoul, Korea, Sookmyung University. Regent University School of Law Semester program in Pohang (Handong International Law School) Santa Clara University Summer program in Seoul. Semester exchange with Kookmin University, Seoul. Semester exchange with Seoul National University, Seoul. Washington University Summer or semester exchange program at Korea University. Luxembourg California Western University William & Mary Semester abroad exchange program. Malta New England Law | Boston Summer program in Malta. South Texas College of Law Summer program in Malta.

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William Mitchell College of Law Summer Program in Malta. Mexico American University Semester exchange program with University Nacional Autónoma de Mexico (Mexico City). Chicago Kent College of Law Special semester abroad with Tec de Monterey, Mexico DePaul University College of Law Summer Program in Chiapas. Duke University Semester program at ITAM (Mexico City). Fordham University University of Houston Law Center Semester program with ITESM-Monterrey Tech, Universidad Panamericana, and Instituto de Investigaciones Juridicas, and Centro de Investigacion y Docencia Gonomicas (CIDE). University of Kansas Exhange program with Anahuac University Loyola University—New Orleans Summer program in Cuernavaca. University of New Mexico Sponsors with Southwestern Law School and Texas Tech in cooperation with the Latin American Institute, the Summer Law Institute in Guanajuato, Mexico. University of North Carolina Semester program with Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico. Stanford Law School Exchange program with Centro Investigacion Docencia Economicas. Stetson University College of Law Semester exchanges program with Monterrey Tech in Mexico City. University of Texas Universidad Panamericana William Mitchell College of Law Special semester aboard program a variable with Tec de Monterey, Mexico Micronesia Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Montenegro University of Nebraska Participation in the Balkan Law School Linkage Initiative. Faculty and student exchange with Podgorica Law School in Podgorica, Montenegro in 2002 and 2003. Morocco University of Pennsylvania Summer International Human Rights Fellows Namibia University of Pennsylvania Human Rights Programs. Nepal University of Pennsylvania Summer Human Rights Programs. Netherlands American University Semester exchange program with Erasmus University (Rotterdam) or Utrecht University. Summer Law Program in the Hague.

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Boston University School of Law Semester program at the University of Leiden. University of California—Hastings College of the Law Semester program with University of Leiden. California Western Semester program with Leiden. Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Semester program at Amsterdam Law School Case Western Reserve University Utrecht University. Columbia University Summer length program with University of Amsterdam. University of Connecticut Student Exchange with Leiden and University of Tilburg. Cornell University English language exchange semester program with University of Amsterdam. University of Florida Semester faculty and student exchange with Leiden University School of Law (Spring semester). Fordham University University of Amsterdam. Georgetown University Law Center Semester program at the University of Leiden. Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Semester exchange program with Erasmus University, Rotterdam; and winter abroad in Curacao, The Netherland Caribbean. University of Miami Part of LEAP summer abroad program. University of Michigan Amsterdam Law School. University of Minnesota University of Tilburg. New England Law | Boston Semester program at the University of Leiden, The Netherlands Clinic at The Hague, The Netherlands (International Criminal Cases). New York University University of Amsterdam Northwestern University University of Richmond Semester program with Leiden University. University of North Carolina Student exchange with Nijmegen. University of Pennsylvania Summer International Human Rights Fellows. Roger Williams University School of Law Summer abroad program at The Hague.

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Rutgers University—Newark Santa Clara University Summer program at The Hague. Semester exchange with Erasmus University, Rotterdam. South Texas College of Law Semester abroad exchange program in Leiden. Stetson University College of Law Summer abroad program in the Hague. Temple University Beasley School of Law Exchange program in Utrecht. University of Texas Leiden University Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam Tulane University Summer abroad program in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Semester-long exchange programs with University of Amsterdam and Utrecht University. Washburn University School of Law Maastricht University. Washington University Exchange program with Utrecht University. Wayne State University Exchange program with University of Maastricht. One-year program with The Hague. Nepal Washington University Summer program at Tribhuvan University in Kathmandu. New Zealand California School of Law Semester Program Victoria University Wellington, NZ Chicago—Kent College of Law Special semester abroad program with University of Waikato, New Zealand. University of Cincinnati Exchange program with the University of Canterbury, NZ. Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Exchange program with the University of Auckland. University of California—Los Angeles University of Kansas Exchange Program with University of Aukland Thomas M. Cooley Law School Semester program with University of Canterbury with a portion of the semester conducted in Melbourne, Australia. University of Virginia Exchange program with University of Aukland. William & Mary Semester abroad exchange program. Nicaragua Seattle University School of Law Summer internship with Universidad Centroamericana (UCA) legal clinic. Norway American University Semester exchange program with University of Oslo.

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University of California–Los Angeles Chicago—Kent College of Law Semester abroad program with the University of Osol, Noreay. Hamline University School of Law Student exchange and summer program in Bergen and Oslo. University of North Dakota* Exchange program for faculty and students with the University of Oslo. Palau Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Semester program. Peru Santa Clara University Semester exchange with Universidad de San Martin de Porres, Lima. University of Wisconsin Catholic University, Lima. Poland Catholic University of America International Business and Trade, Summer Law Program with in Cracow, Poland. Chicago—Kent College of Law Special summer and semester programs available through Project Poland. University of Florida Warsaw University. Michigan State University Summer study in Bialystok. Santa Clara University Semester exchange with Warsaw University, Warsaw. Portugal Duke University Portugese Catholic University. University of Houston Law Center Semester exchange with Universidade Cató lica Portuguesa in Lisbon. University of Pennsylvania JD/MA with Lauder Program Washington University Summer or semester exchange program at Universidade Catolica. Puerto Rico University of Arizona Exchange program for summer or semester. University of Connecticut Program can be offered in full academic year. Hamline University School of Law J-term program at Inter American Law School. Russia Case Western Reserve University We offer two summer and semester programs in Russia. Cleveland—Marshall Summer program in Russia. University of Colorado Summer program at Institute on International and Comparative Law in Moscow and St. Petersburg through University of San Diego.

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Duke University Exchange program with St. Petersburg State University. Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Summer study program at Institute on International and Comparative Law in Moscow and St. Petersburg through University of San Diego. Loyola University—New Orleans Summer program in Moscow. University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law Summer program in St. Petersburg. University of Pennsylvania JD/MA with Lauder Program Touro Law Center Summer program with . Rwanda University of Pennsylvania Summer Human Rights Fellow. Scotland American University Semester exchange program with University of Dundee. University of Baltimore Summer program with University of Aberdeen. Baylor University Summer program with University of St. Andrews. University of Maryland Summer program with University of Aberdeen. University of North Carolina Spring semester program with University of Glasgow. SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Glasgow Exchange program. Sierra Leone University of Pennsylvania Human Rights Fellows (summer). Singapore Arizona State University National University of Singapore. Boston University School of Law Semester or full-year program at National University of Singapore. Columbia Law School National University of Singapore semester length program. Duke University Exchange program with National University of Singapore. Georgetown University Law Center Semester program at the National University of Singapore School of Law. New York University Exchange program with National University of Singapore. Northwestern University University of Richmond Semester program with University of Edinburgh. Santa Clara University Summer program in Singapore.

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Stanford Law School Exchange program with National University of Singapore. Washington University Exchange program with National University of Singapore. South Africa American University Semester exchange program with University of Pretoria. University of Baltimore Columbia University Semester length program with University of Witwatersrand. Cornell University Exchange program with University of Cape Town. Duke University Exchange program with University of Cape Town. University of Florida Summer—University of Cape Town. Howard University University of Maryland Semester externship. University of Missouri—Columbia Summer University of the Western Cape. New York University University of Cape Town. Seattle University School of Law Summer externship. Washington University Summer or semester program at the University of Kwa Zulu-Natal in Durbin and University of Pretoria. University of Wisconsin University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. Spain American University Dual degree with Univ. Alfonso Xei sabio, Madrid. Semester exchange with ESADE Law School, Universitat Ramon Llull (Barcelona) or Universidad Pontificia Comillas ICADE (Madrid). Boston College Semester exchange program at ESADE (Barcelona, Spain). Boston University School of Law Semester or full-year program at Universidad Pontificia Comillas (ICADE) (Madrid, Spain). University of California–Los Angeles Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Semester exchange program at The University of Deustoin Bilbao. University of Colorado Summer study program at Institute on International and Comparative Law in Barcelona through University of San Diego. University of Connecticut Exchange program with Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona.

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Cornell University Exchange program with ESADE Law School in Barcelona. Exchange program with Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona. DePaul University Summer program in Madrid, Spain. Duke University Semester program with ESADE Law School. Fordham University Universidad Pontificia Comillas de Madrid (ICADE). Georgetown University Law Center Semester program at ESADE Law School in Barcelona, Spain. Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Summer study program at Institute on International and Comparative Law in Barcelona through University of San Diego. University of Miami Tour de España: Madrid, Fuengirola, and Barcelona. Exchange program with the Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona. Mediterranean experience in Barcelona, Spain. University of Minnesota ESADE Faculty of Law. Northwestern University Nova Southeastern University Dual Degree program at the University of Barcelona. University of Pennsylvania Semester program at ESADE Law School (Barcelona). Certificate also available. University of Puerto Rico Regent University School of Law Semester program in Madrid (Universidad CEU San Pablo) and Barcelona (Universitat Abat Oliba CEU) University of Richmond Semester program with Universidade de Dueste Saint Louis University School of Law Summer program offered at Saint Louis University School of Law Madrid, Spain campus. Seattle University School of Law Summer externship with Mandela Institute of the University of Witwatersrand Law School. St. Thomas University Summer program at the Royal College University Escorial-Maria Cristina. University of San Diego Summer study program at Institute on International and Comparative Law in Barcelona. Stetson University College of Law Exchange Summer program at the University of Granada. SUNY Buffalo Law School ESADE in Barcelona, Exchange Program Tulane University Semester-long exchange with ESADE Law School, University Ramon Llull in Barcelona.

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Vermont Law School Year abroad in Spain. William & Mary Summer program and semester abroad exchange program in Spain. Sweden Hamline University School of Law Semester exchange in Jonkoping University of Minnesota Summer program with Uppsala University of Law, Uppsala. Suffolk University Law School Summer program at the University of Lund in Lund, Sweden. Switzerland University of Alabama Exchange program with the University of Fribourg. American University Summer program in Geneva. Boston University School of Law Semester program at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva. University of California—Los Angeles Columbia University University of Neuchatel. Duke University University of Geneva University of Georgia Three week summer study program in Brussels, Belgium at L’Institut d’Etudes Européennes and the Graduate Institute of International Development Studies in Geneva, Switzerland. University of Maryland World Health Organization (Geneva). University of Miami Exchange program during Spring semester with the university of Zurich. University of Michigan Graduate Institute of International Studies and Development studies and a semester externship in Geneva. Saint Louis University School of Law Semester program at the University of Bern Seton Hall University School of Law Semester program in Leuvan/Geneva University of Pennsylvania Summer International Human Rights Fellows. Roger Williams University School of Law Summer program in Geneva, Switzerland. Santa Clara University Semester exchange with University of St. Gallen. Widener University School of Law Summer International Law Institute in Lausanne. Tajikistan University of Pennsylvania Summer International Human Rights Fellows.

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Tanzania University of Pennsylvania Summer International Human Rights Fellows. Seton Hall University School of Law Winter intercession—Zanzibar Thailand University of California—Los Angeles SUNY Buffalo Law School Exchange program in Barc ESADE Law School Turkey American University Semester Exchange Program with Istanbul Bilgi University. Summer program in Istanbul. University of Kansas School of Law Summer program in Istanbul. Santa Clara University Summer program in Istanbul. South Texas College of Law Summer program in Istanbul. William Mitchell College of Law Summer program in Istanbul. Uganda University of Pennsylvania Summer International Human Rights Fellows. Regent University School of Law Summer program in Uganda (International Human Rights and the Rule of Law). Venezuela University of Pennsylvania Summer International Human Rights Fellows. Vietnam Touro Law Center Summer program in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

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G. LAW SCHOOL SUMMER FOREIGN PROGRAMS

Only those schools responding to the Wilson-Stern survey are listed below.

University of Alabama Fribourg, Switzerland University of Alabama Canberra, Australia American University Santiago, Chile/Buenos Aires, Argentina; Istanbul, Turkey; Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Jerusalem, Israel; Comparative Law Program in Europe (London, England; Paris, France; Brussels, Belgium); The Hague Summer Law Program in The Hague, Netherlands, Monash University, Prato Centre, Italy. The Hague program Brooklyn Law School Beijing, China Brooklyn Law School Bologna, Italy Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Budapest, Hungary; Oxford, England; Ramat Gan, Israel University of Colorado Florence, Italy; Barcelona, Spain; London, England; Paris, France Cornell University Paris, France Suzhou, China DePaul University College of Law Beijing, China; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Chiapas, Mexico; Costa Rica; Madrid, Spain; Prague, Czech Republic; Sorrento, Italy; Vienna, Austria Drake University Nantes, France Duke University Geneva, Switzerland Hong Kong University of Florida—Levin College of Law Capetown, South Africa; Paris & Montpellier, France; University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica Fordham University Seoul, Korea; Accr, Ghana; Dublin/Belfast Ireland/NIR Georgetown University Law Center London, England Gonzaga University School of Law Florence, Italy Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Pisa, Italy Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Barcelona, Dublin, Florence, London, Moscow, and Paris Lewis & Clark Law School China, India University of Maryland Aberdeen, Scotland University of Miami London, England Barcelona, Spain Greece, Italy, and France Spain and Portugal Mississippi College School of Law Seoul, Korea University of Missouri—Columbia Capetown, South Africa Pace Universtiy Brazil, Human Rights in Action Program (The Netherlands, Cambodia and Tanzania). Quinnipiac University Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland Regent University Strasbourg, France; Pohang, South Korea; Barcelona and Madrid, Spain, Makono, Uganda Seattle University School of Law Spain, South Africa

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Saint Louis University School of Law Madrid, Spain St. Mary’s University School of Law Innsbruck, Austria and Beijing, China University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Rome, Italy co-sponsored with Villanova Law School Southern Illinois University School of Law Ireland Southern Methodist University England Suffolk University Law School Lund, Sweden Temple University Beasley School of Law Rome, Italy Thomas M. Cooley Law School Toronto, Canada Touro Law Center Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam; Potsdam and Berlin, Germany; Shimla and Dharamsala, India; Jerusalem, Israel; Zagreb and Zadar, Croatia Tulane University Amsterdam, The Netherlands Beijing, China Berlin, Germany Cambridge, England Paris, France Rhodos, Greece Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Siena, Italy Washburn University School of Law Utrecht, Netherlands Washington University Netherlands, Singapore, South Africa, Portugal, China, Republic of Korea, Taiwan, Northern Ireland, Italy, and Hong Kong Widener University School of Law Venice, Italy; Lyon, France Sydney, Australia; Nairobi, Kenya Lausanne, Switzerland Willamette University Shanghai, China William & Mary Madrid, Spain

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H. LAW SCHOOLS WITH AN EVENING DIVISION Does your school allow transfers from the evening division?

University of Akron American University Yes, in the fall semester of second year, but written permission from the dean of students required. University of Arkansas—Little Rock Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School After first year with approval of the Dean. University of Baltimore Brooklyn Law School Yes, subject to permission from the Assoc. Dean for Academic Affairs. Capital University Catholic University of America Yes, after first year with approval of Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Chapman University Chicago—Kent College of Law Allowed after first year if in good standing Cleveland—Marshall University of Colorado Law School Not allowed University of Connecticut University of Denver Allowed after first year Upper 25% of class DePaul University College of Law Yes, after the first year. University of Detroit Mercy Allowed after first year with the Associate Dean’s approval. University of Denver Duquesne University Fordham University George Mason University Students may transfer between evening (part time) and day (full time) divisions on a semester basis. Georgetown University Law Center Students will be permitted to transfer from the part-time to the full-time program only in cases of a demonstrated significant change in circumstances. Under the current policy, the ability to switch programs once you start is by no means guaranteed and is determined on a case-by-case basis. Please see the Georgetown Law Bulletin for additional information. Georgia State University Allowed with Assoc. Dean’s approval after first year George Washington University Golden Gate University University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson Allowed after completion of traditional first year curriculum School of Law with approval from Associate Dean for Academic Affairs. Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Allowed after first year if in good standing University of Houston Law School Allowed after first year if in good standing. Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Required courses must be completed in evening division after completion of 1 year. Inter American University of Puerto Rico Lewis & Clark Law School Yes, all students may transfer from evening to day and vice versa after the first year. University of Louisville–Brandeis School of Law Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Allowed after first year if in good standing, with required petition.

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Loyola University—Chicago Allowed after first year if in good standing. Loyola University—New Orleans Marquette University Allowed after first year if in good standing. University of Maryland Allowed after first year. Michigan State University Yes, anytime. University of Nevada, Las Vegas— Must remain for 1 year. William S. Boyd School of Law New England Law | Boston After first year if in good standing. New York Law School Students are permitted to change once during their enrollment (after first year) between full and part-time. North Carolina Central University Northern Kentucky University Nova Southeastern University Yes, after first year if in good standing. Oklahoma City University University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico University of Puerto Rico Quinnipiac University Yes after the first year. Rutgers State University—Camden Rutgers University School of Law—Newark St. John’s University Saint Louis University School of Law Students are allowed to transfer for the full time program after completion of all 1L required courses. University of San Diego Allowed after first year if in good standing. University of San Francisco Santa Clara University Yes, after first year if in good standing. Seattle University School of Law Yes, after first year if in good standing. Seton Hall University School of Law Yes, after first year with permission of the Academic Dean. Southern Methodist University Allowed after completion of entire first year curriculum (28–31 hours) and in good academic standing. South Texas College of Law Southwestern Law School After the first full academic year on a case by case basis. Approval must be obtained from the Dean of Students. Stetson University College of Law Allowed after completion of first 5 semesters on a case by case basis. Suffolk University Law School Yes, after first year if in good standing. Temple University Beasley School of Law Yes, after first year if in good standing. Texas Wesleyan University School of Law Yes. Allowed with Associates Dean of Academics approval if in good standing after first year course work is completed. Thomas M. Cooley Law School Allowed after first semester University of Toledo Yes, after first year if in good standing. Touro Law Center—Jacob D. Fuchsberg University of Tulsa Wayne State University Western New England College Western State University Whittier College of Law

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Widener University School of Law Decision made on a case by case basis by the Dean of Students after the 1st year. William Mitchell College of Law Students may move freely between part-time and full-time enrollment after their first year, at the semesters.

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I-1. LAW SCHOOLS OFFERING SUMMER PROGRAMS (for credit toward J.D. Degree)

University of Akron University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson University of Alabama School of Law Albany Law School Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University American University University of Houston Law Center Appalachian School of Law University of Idaho University of Arizona University of Illinois Arizona State University College of Law Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Arkansas—Fayetteville Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of Arkansas—Little Rock Inter-American University of Puerto Rico Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School University of Iowa University of Baltimore University of Kansas Baylor University University of Kentucky Brooklyn Law School Lewis & Clark Law School University of California—Hastings Louisiana State University (judicial externship only) University of Louisville–Brandeis School of Law California Western University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Campbell University Loyola University—Chicago Capital University Loyola University—New Orleans Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Maine Case Western Reserve University Marquette University Law School* Catholic University of America University of Kansas Catholic University of Puerto Rico University of Maryland Chapman University University of Memphis Charleston School of Law Mercer University Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Miami University of Cincinnati University of Mississippi Cleveland—Marshall University of Missouri—Columbia University of Colorado University of Missouri—Kansas City University of Connecticut University of Miami Cornell University University of Michigan (summer-start program for Creighton University first-year) University of Dayton Michigan State University University of Denver University of Mississippi DePaul University College of Law Mississippi College School of Law University of Detroit Mercy University of Nebraska Dickinson School of Law University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd Drake University School of Law Duquesne University New England Law|Boston University of Florida University of New Hampshire School of Law Florida Coastal School of Law New York Law School Florida State University University of North Carolina Fordham University North Carolina Central University George Mason University Northern Kentucky University George Washington University University of Notre Dame Law School Georgetown University Law Center Nova Southeastern University University of Georgia Ohio Northern University Georgia State University Ohio State University Golden Gate University University of Oklahoma Gonzaga University Ohio Northern University Hamline University School of Law Oklahoma City University

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Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico Willamette University Pepperdine University William & Mary University of Oregon William Mitchell College of Law Pace University University of Wisconsin University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law University of Puerto Rico Quinnipiac University Regent University School of Law University of Richmond Roger Williams University School of Law Rutgers—the State University—Camden Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Samford University—Cumberland St. John’s University Saint Louis University School of Law St. Mary’s University of San Antonio University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) St. Thomas University University of San Diego University of San Francisco Santa Clara University Seattle University School of Law Seton Hall University School of Law University of South Carolina South Texas College of Law Southern Illinois University School of Law Southern Methodist University Southern University School of Law Southwestern Law School Stetson University College of Law SUNY Buffalo Law School Suffolk University Law School Syracuse University Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Tennessee University of Texas Texas Southern University Texas Tech University Texas Wesleyan School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Toledo Touro Law Center—Jacob D. Fuchsberg Tulane University University of Tulsa University of Utah Valparaiso University Vermont Law School Villanova University Wake Forest University Washburn University School of Law University of Washington Wayne State University Western New England College Western State University Whittier Law School Widener University School of Law

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I-2. How many credits can a student take in summer school?

University of Alabama 1–15 hours American University 7 credits Appalachian School Of Law 4 credits Arizona State University 10 credits Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School 6 credits Baylor University 14 credits Brooklyn Law School 7 credits University of California—Hastings 8 credits (1 classroom and 7 clinical) Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) 10–14 credits 15 credits Case Western Reserve University 9 credits Catholic University of America 5 hours per year on campus up to 10 in a summer study abroad. Chapman University 6 credits, anything above this must be approved by the Associate Dean of Academic Affairs. Charleston School of Law A maximum of three credit hours in Maymester (one course) and eight credit hours in a summer term. Chicago—Kent College of Law 6 credits University of Colorado 8 credits Cornell University 6 credits University of Connecticut 3–12 credits Cornell University 6 credits University of Denver 8 credits DePaul University College of Law 7 credits University of Detroit Mercy 7 credits Drake University 7 credits per summer term and only one class per summer interim University of Florida—Levine College of Law 8 credits Florida Coastal School of Law 9 credits Fordham University 6 credits Georgetown University Law Center 7 credits University of Georgia 8 credits Georgia State University 7 credits Hamline University School of Law 8 credits University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson 8 credits School of Law Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University 8 credits University of Houston Law Center 7 to 12 credits University of Idaho College of Law 6 credits University of Kansas Kansas allows approximately 1/3 of its entering class to begin in the summer; entering students complete 8 credit hours during the summer session. Upper-level students may enroll in up to 10 credits during the summer session.

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Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis 10 credits University of Iowa 13 credits Loyola Law School—Los Angeles 6 credits Loyola University—Chicago 8 credits University of Maryland 9 credits University of Memphis 9 credits Mercer University 6 credits University of Miami 7 credits University of Michigan Michigan is rare in allowing up to one-quarter of an entering class to begin in summer; summer-starters take two doctrinal classes along with our Legal Practice class. This is not a conditional summer program. We do not otherwise offer upper-class students coursework during the summer. Mississippi College School of Law 6 credits, 8 with permission. University of Missouri—Columbia 6 credits, up to 9 credits with approval University of Missouri—Kansas City Student can take 9 credit hours in summer school. University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd School of Law 7 credits New England Law|Boston 6 credits, 7 with permission University of New Hampshire School of Law up to 12 credits University of North Carolina Students can register for up to 2 courses in the summer. Northern Kentucky University 10 credits University of Notre Dame Law School 6 credits Ohio Northern University 5 credits University of Oklahoma 10 credits University of Oregon 8 credits Pace University 7 credits Penn State Dickinson School of Law 3 our early start program allows upper level students to take 3–9, matriculating first year can take 6 but only 3 will count towards JD degree Quinnipiac University 8 credits Regent University School of Law 8 credits per summer unless student obtains approval from Associate Dean for Student Affairs. Roger Williams School of Law 6 credits without a variance from the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs University of Richmond 6 credits Saint Louis University School of Law 6 credits University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) 7 credits Samford University—Cumberland 8 credits University of San Diego 7 credits Santa Clara University 8 credits Seattle University School of Law 8 credits Southern Methodist University 8 credits South Texas College of Law 9 credits for full time, 6 credits for part-time Southwestern Law School Over a dozen 2 and 3 unit courses (including several in entertainment law topics) as well as full and part-time externships. Stetson University College of Law 8 credits for full/ 7 credits for part-time

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SUNY Buffalo Law School 6 credits Suffolk University Law School 5 for day students 6 for evening students Syracuse University 8 credits Texas Wesleyan School of Law 8 credits Thomas M. Cooley Law School 15 credits greater than 15 requires approval from Associate Dean. University of Toledo 9 credits unless student obtains approval from Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Touro Law Center Maximum total credits during the summer—6 credits for classes taken in U.S. / 8 credits in Study Abroad classes Tulane University 6 in one summer 12 cumulatively University of Utah 15 credits Valparaiso University 7 credits Vermont Law School 12 credits Washburn University School of Law 12 credits University of Washington 15 qtr credits Western State University Maximum credits: 9 Widener University School of Law 6 credits Willamette University 10 credits; greater than 10 requires Dean’s approval William Mitchell College of Law 7 credits; 8 credits if advance consent of Dean’s of Students William & Mary A maximum of 17 credits for any one term.

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J. LAW SCHOOLS OFFERING A JANUARY START DATE

Baylor School of Law Waco TX Benjamin N. Cardozo New York NY California Western San Diego CA Cleveland State University Cleveland OH Florida Coastal School of Law Jacksonville FL Indiana University School of Law Indianapolis IN The John Marshall Law School Chicago IL Ohio Northern University Ada OH Pace University White Plains NY Pontifical Catholic University Ponce PR St. John’s University Jamaica NY St. Thomas University Miami FL South Texas College of Law Houston TX Thomas M. Cooley Law School Lansing MI Thomas Jefferson San Diego CA University of Tulsa Tulsa OK Washburn University Topeka KS Whittier College of Law Costa Mesa CA

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This section of the Book of Law School Lists attempts to give a listing of areas in which clinical programs are offered. Given the great variety of clinical programs and the even greater variety of titles given to these programs, we believe that it is more useful to simply identify areas. Often these clinical programs assume the form of internships or externships. Specific details about each program can be found in individual law school bulletins or in the ABA·LSAC Official Guide to ABA-Approved Law Schools. Two notes may be helpful to the reader: First, where there is an asterisk (*) beside a school, the information came from the ABA·LSAC Official Guide to ABA-Approved Law Schools rather than from a response to the Wilson/Stern survey.

Second, the list concludes with a category simply called “Various.” Resisting the temptation to label it “Miscellaneous,” the editors listed schools which indicate that they have clinical programs but did not offer specific information. In many of these cases, clinical programs are arranged individually according to the needs of the student and the opportunities available. Students and advisors should examine information provided individually by these schools.

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Administrative Law Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Brooklyn Law School Boston College Law School Case Western Reserve University Brigham Young University Chicago—Kent College of Law Brooklyn Law School University of Connecticut Case Western Reserve University Drake University University of Connecticut Emory University Cornell University Florida State University University of Denver *Fordham University University of Detroit Mercy Georgia State University University of District of Columbia School of Law Georgetown University Law Center Drake University George Washington University Duke University *Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Duquesne University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Emory University Loyola University—New Orleans University of Florida—Levin College of Law University of Miami Florida State University New England Law | Boston Fordham University University of New Hampshire School of Law University of Georgia New York University Georgetown University Law Center Ohio Northern University Georgia State University University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Hamline University School of Law Penn State Dickinson School of Law Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Richmond University of Iowa Rutgers University—Camden Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of San Francisco Loyola University—Chicago Seattle University School of Law Marquette University South Texas College of Law University of Maryland Southwestern Law School University of Memphis SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Miami Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Michigan Thomas M. Cooley Law School Michigan State University Tulane University University of Minnesota University of Utah University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd Washington and Lee School of Law William & Mary University of New Hampshire School of Law Widener University School of Law New York Law School University of Wyoming New York University North Carolina Central University Access to Justice: Community Education Northeastern University School of Law South Texas College of Law Northwestern University SUNY Buffalo Law School Ohio Northern University Access to Justice: Effective Assistance of Counsel at Bail Ohio State University University of Maryland University of Pennsylvania Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Pittsburgh University of Richmond Advanced Alternative Dispute Resolution Clinic Rutgers University—Camden Texas Tech School of Law Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Advanced Bankruptcy Clinic Saint Louis University School of Law Touro Law Center Samford University—Cumberland Southern Methodist University Advanced Immigration Detainee Southwestern Law School DePaul University College of Law University of San Diego Advocacy For Children Seattle University School of Law Albany Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Arizona Suffolk University Law School University of Arkansas—Little Rock Syracuse University

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Temple University Beasley School of Law Africa i-Parliaments Clinic University of Texas Boston University School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School AIDS And The Law University of Utah Albany Law School Valparaiso University University of District of Columbia School of Law Vanderbilt Law School University of Maryland Vermont Law School University of Miami University of Virginia Northeastern University School of Law Wake Forest University Rutgers University—Camden Washburn University School of Law Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Washington University Southwestern Law School Whittier Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School Widener University School of Law Temple University Beasley School of Law Willamette University William & Mary Aids Legal Clinic University of Wyoming Albany Law School Yale Law School Brooklyn Law School Case Western Reserve University Advocacy For The Elderly University of District of Columbia School of Law University of Alabama Duke University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Maryland Case Western Reserve University Mercer University Catholic University of America Southwestern Law School University of Detroit Mercy SUNY Buffalo Law School Drake University Temple University Beasley School of Law *Duquesne University Alternative Live-In Legal Education Experience George Washington University George Washington University Georgia State University University of Notre Dame Law School Gonzaga University Harvard University Alternative Dispute Resolution Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Fordham University � Loyola University—Chicago School of Law Georgia State University � Loyola University—New Orleans University of Missouri—Columbia � Marquette University University of Oregon � University of Memphis SUNY Buffalo Law School � University of Miami Stetson University College of Law � Northeastern University School of Law University of Notre Dame Law School Alternative Live-in Legal Education Experience Pace University Brooklyn Law School � University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Case Western Reserve University � University of Pittsburgh University of Notre Dame Law School � Rutgers University—Camden Animal Law St. John’s University George Washington University � Saint Louis University School of Law Lewis & Clark Law School � Samford University—Cumberland Southern Illinois Appellate Southwestern Law School University of Akron SUNY Buffalo Law School Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Stetson University College of Law University of Baltimore Temple University Beasley School of Law Boston College Law School (Attorney General Program) University of Texas Brigham Young University Thomas M. Cooley Law School Brooklyn Law School Touro Law Center University of California—Hastings College of the Law University of Tulsa University of California—Irvine University of Utah University of California—Los Angeles University of Virginia Capital University Wake Forest University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) William & Mary University of Chicago Chicago—Kent College of Law

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University of Cincinnati Arbitration/Mediation University of Colorado University of Alabama University of Connecticut University of Arkansas—Little Rock Cornell University Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School University of Detroit Mercy Brooklyn Law School Drake University University of California—Los Angeles Duke University Campbell Law School Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Emory University Case Western Reserve University Florida State University Chicago—Kent College of Law Fordham University City University of New York—CUNY School of Law George Washington University Columbia University Georgetown University Law Center University of Connecticut University of Georgia University of Denver Georgia State University University of Detroit Mercy University of Idaho College of Law Emory University Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Florida—Levin College of Law University Kansas School of Law Fordham University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles George Washington University Loyola University—New Orleans University of Georgia University of Maryland Georgia State University Marquette University Gonzaga University University of Miami Hamline University School of Law University of Michigan University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson University of Minnesota School of Law University of Missouri—Kansas City Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University University of New Hampshire School of Law University of Houston Law Center New York Law School University of Idaho Northern Illinois University Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Northwestern University University of Kentucky University of Notre Dame Law School Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Quinnipiac University University of Maryland Rutgers University—Camden University of Miami Saint Louis University School of Law University of Michigan University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) University of Missouri—Columbia Samford University—Cumberland University of Nebraska University of San Diego New England Law | Boston University of San Francisco University of New Hampshire School of Law University of South Carolina University of New Mexico South Texas College of Law New York Law School University of Southern California Ohio State University Southwestern Law School University of Oregon SUNY Buffalo Law School University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law University of Texas University of Pennsylvania Thomas M. Cooley Law School Quinnipiac University University of Utah Rutgers University—Camden Vanderbilt Law School Samford University—Cumberland University of Virginia University of San Francisco Wake Forest University South Texas College of Law Washburn University School of Law Southwestern Law School Washington University SUNY Buffalo Law School Widener University School of Law Stetson University College of Law William Mitchell College of Law Temple University Beasley School of Law William & Mary University of Texas University of Wisconsin University of Utah University of Wyoming Valparaiso University Yale Law School Vermont Law School

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University of Virginia � Willamette University Washburn University School of Law � Yale Law School William & Mary � Attorney General University of Wisconsin � Boston College Art Law SUNY Buffalo Law School Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School William & Mary Brooklyn Law School Case Western Reserve University PA Attorney General’s Office Clinic Columbia University (Clinical seminar on Duquesne University Law and the Arts) Penn State Dickinson School of Law DePaul University College of Law Banking Law Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Emory University Northeastern University School of Law Georgia State University Penn State Dickinson School of Law Samford University—Cumberland Seattle University School of Law Yale Law School Southwestern Law School Bankruptcy Asylum Appeals Brooklyn Law School Brooklyn Law School Case Western Reserve University University of California—Davis *Duquesne University Cornell University Emory University DePaul University College of Law Florida State University University of Detroit Mercy George Washington University Georgetown University Law Center Georgia State University George Washington University Lewis & Clark Law School Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Pace University Marquette University Southwestern Law School University of Memphis St. Thomas University University of Miami Touro Law Center New York Law School Villanova University Ohio Northern Law School Willamette University Rutgers University—Camden University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Yale Law School Samford University—Cumberland Asylum and Human Rights Seattle University School of Law Boston University School of Law University of South Carolina Brooklyn Law School South Texas College of Law University of California—Davis Southwestern Law School University of California—Los Angeles University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) University of Connecticut SUNY Buffalo Law School Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Syracuse University College of Law University of Iowa Temple University Beasley School of Law Pace University Touro Law Center SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Utah (Internship) Willamette University Valparaiso University William & Mary Villanova University Wake Forest University Asylum and Refugee Law Washburn University School of Law Brooklyn Law School University of Washington University of California—Davis Widener University School of Law University of California—Hastings College of the Law William & Mary University of California—Los Angeles University of Michigan Business Law University of Notre Dame Law School University of Akron School of Law Pace University Brooklyn Law School University of Pennsylvania Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School Loyola University—Chicago Villanova University New England Law | Boston

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University of Oregon University of Missouri—Kansas City � Saint Louis University School of Law New York University � Samford University—Cumberland Samford University—Cumberland � Willamette University Santa Clara University � William Mitchell College of Law SUNY Buffalo Law School � William & Mary Business Transactions University of New Hampshire School of Law Business Planning/Innovation/Small Business California Supreme Court Clinic Boston College Law School University of California—Davis Brooklyn Law School Case Western Reserve University Capital Defense Clinic University of Alabama � Chicago—Kent College of Law Brooklyn Law School � University of District of Columbia School of Law University of Georgia � Drake University Mercer University � Duke University University of Missouri—Columbia � Duquesne University University of Missouri—Kansas City � Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University New York University � Georgetown University Law Center Samford University—Cumberland George Washington University Santa Clara University � Hamline University School of Law Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Capital Punishment University of Houston Law Center University of Alabama University of Idaho College of Law Brooklyn Law School Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of California—Los Angeles Lewis & Clark Law School Cornell University Marquette University Northwestern University University of Maryland Samford University—Cumberland University of Michigan University of Texas Michigan State University University of Virginia University of Missouri—Kansas City Villanova University (Capital Defense Practicum) Northeastern University School of Law Washington and Lee Northwestern University William & Mary University of Oregon Capital Trial Clinic University of Pennsylvania Cornell University Roger Williams University School of Law University of San Diego Center for Applied Legal Studies University of Southern California Georgetown University Law Center Southern Methodist University Center for Constitutional Government SUNY Buffalo Law School Willamette University Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Tennessee Center for Dispute Resolution University of Utah Willamette University Wake Forest University (corporate) Center for Energy and Environmental Security William Mitchell College of Law University of Colorado Yale Law School Center for Global Energy, International Arbitration, and Business Practice Environmental Law Michigan State University University of Texas Nova Southeastern University SUNY Buffalo Law School Center for Health and Homeland Security University of Maryland Business Regulations Thomas M. Cooley Law School Center for Higher Education Law and Policy Capital Defense Clinic Stetson University College of Law University of Alabama Center for Human Rights and Justice Brooklyn Law School University of Texas

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Center for Law and Innovation in Biomedicine and Healthcare California Western University University of Texas University of Chicago Columbia University Center for Law and Social Responsibility University of Connecticut New England Law | Boston Cornell University Center of Business Law University of Denver Cornell University � University of District of Columbia School of Law Michigan State University Drake University New England Law | Boston � Duke University Washburn University � Duquesne University Emory University Center for Children’s Advocacy University of Florida—Levin College of Law University of Connecticut Florida Coastal School of Law Center for Global Justice, Human Rights and the Rule of Law Fordham University Regent University School of Law Georgetown University Law Center Georgia State University Center for Global Law and Policy Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Santa Clara University University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson Center for International Law and Policy School of Law New England Law | Boston Hamline University School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Center for International Security and Law Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Texas Loyola University—Chicago Center for Health, Science, and Public Policy Loyola University—New Orleans Brooklyn Law School Marquette University University of Maryland Center for Law, Business and Economics University of Memphis University of Texas University of Miami University of Michigan Center for Law, Language, and Cognition Michigan State University Brooklyn Law School University of Mississippi Center for Public Interest Law University of Missouri—Kansas City Pace University (Public Interest Law Center PILC) University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd University of San Diego School of Law University of New Hampshire School of Law Center for Public Justice North Carolina Central University University of Florida Northeastern University School of Law Center for Public Policy Dispute Resolution Northwestern University University of Texas University of Notre Dame Law School Ohio Northern University Center for Religion, Law and Democracy Ohio State University Willamette University Pace University Center for the Study of Constitutional Originalism University of Pennsylvania University of San Diego University of Pittsburgh Quinnipiac University Center for the Study of Law Science & Technology Certificate University of Richmond Arizona State University College of Law Rutgers University—Camden Center for Social Justice and Public Service Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Santa Clara University Saint Louis University School of Law Samford University—Cumberland Child Advocacy University of San Diego University of Alabama � Seattle University School of Law University of Arizona � Southern Methodist University University of Arkansas—Little Rock � Southwestern Law School Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School � SUNY Buffalo Law School Boston College Law School � Suffolk University Law School Brooklyn Law School �

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Syracuse University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Temple University Beasley School of Law Case Western Reserve University University of Texas Catholic University of America Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Chicago University of Utah Chicago—Kent College of Law Valparaiso University University of Cincinnati Vermont Law School City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of Virginia University of Colorado Washburn University Columbia University University of Washington University of Connecticut Washington University Cornell University Whittier Law School Creighton University Widener University School of Law University of Dayton Willamette University University of Denver William & Mary DePaul University College of Law Yale Law School University of Detroit Mercy University of District of Columbia School of Law Children and Families Drake University University of California—Davis Duke University Catholic University of America Duquesne University DePaul University College of Law Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Florida Coastal School of Law Florida Coastal School of Law Fordham University University of Florida Georgetown University Law Center Florida State University Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Fordham University Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington George Washington University University of Miami Georgetown University Law Center University of Michigan Georgia State University Michigan State University University of Georgia Mississippi College School of Law Golden Gate University University of Missouri—Kansas City Hamline University New York Law School Harvard University Northeastern University School of Law University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson Nova Southeastern University School of Law Quinnipiac University Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Saint Louis University School of Law University of Houston Law Center Samford University—Cumberland Howard University Southwestern Law School University of Idaho SUNY Buffalo Law School Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Suffolk University Law School Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Iowa University of Utah *University Kansas School of Law Willamette University University of Kentucky Civil and Criminal Clinics Lewis & Clark Law School University of Akron Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Alabama Loyola University—Chicago Albany Law School Loyola University—New Orleans American University University of Maine School of Law University of Arizona Marquette University University of Arkansas—Little Rock University of Maryland University of Baltimore University of Memphis Boston College Law School Mercer University Boston University School of Law University of Miami Brooklyn Law School University of Michigan University of California—Hastings College of the Law Michigan State University University of California—Los Angeles University of Minnesota

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University of Mississippi Washburn University School of Law University of Missouri—Kansas City Washington University University of Montana Washington and Lee University � University of Nebraska Western New England College � New England Law | Boston Western State University � University of New Hampshire School of Law Widener University School of Law � University of New Mexico Willamette University � New York Law School William & Mary � New York University William Mitchell College of Law � North Carolina Central University University of Wisconsin � University of North Carolina Civil Justice University of North Dakota Arizona State University School of Law Northeastern University School of Law University of California—Hastings Northwestern University St. Mary’s University University of Notre Dame Law School Samford University—Cumberland Ohio Northern University Vanderbilt Law School Ohio State University Villanova University University of Oklahoma Washington University Oklahoma City University University of Oregon Civil Justice and the Media Pace University University of Texas University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Penn State Dickinson School of Law Civil Law Practicum University of Pennsylvania Ohio State University Quinnipiac University Civil Litigation University of Richmond University of Akron Roger Williams University School of Law University of Alabama Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Albany Law School Saint Louis University School of Law American University St. Thomas University University of Arizona Samford University—Cumberland Arizona State University University of San Diego University of Arkansas—Fayetteville University of San Francisco University of Arkansas—Little Rock Santa Clara University University of Baltimore Seattle University School of Law Boston College Law School University of Southern California Boston University School of Law Southern Illinois University School of Law Brigham Young University Southern Methodist University Brooklyn Law School South Texas College of Law University of California—Hastings Southwestern Law School University of California—Los Angeles SUNY Buffalo Law School Capital University Stetson University College of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Suffolk University Law School Case Western Reserve University Syracuse University Catholic University of America Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Chicago University of Tennessee Chicago—Kent College of Law Texas Southern University City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of Texas University of Colorado University of Toledo University of Connecticut Touro Law Center—Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center Cornell University Tulane University Creighton University University of Utah University of Dayton Valparaiso University University of Denver Vanderbilt Law School DePaul University College of Law Vermont Law School University of District of Columbia School of Law Wake Forest University Drake University

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Duke University University of Oregon Duquesne University Pace University Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Emory University Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of Florida University of Pennsylvania Florida Coastal School of Law University of Pittsburgh Florida State University Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico Fordham University Quinnipiac University George Washington University Regent University School of Law Georgetown University Law Center University of Richmond University of Georgia Rutgers University—Camden Georgia State University Rutgers University—Newark Golden Gate University Samford University—Cumberland Gonzaga University *St. John’s University Hamline University Saint Louis University School of Law Harvard University St. Thomas University University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson Samford University—Cumberland School of Law University of San Diego Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University University of San Francisco University of Houston Law Center Santa Clara University Howard University Seattle University School of Law University of Idaho South Texas College of Law Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Seton Hall University School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of Southern California University of Iowa Southern Illinois University School of Law University Kansas School of Law Southern Methodist University University of Kentucky Southwestern Law School Lewis & Clark Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Stetson University College of Law Loyola University—Chicago Suffolk University Law School Loyola University—New Orleans Syracuse University University of Maine School of Law Temple University Beasley School of Law Marquette University University of Tennessee University of Maryland University of Texas University of Memphis Texas Southern University Mercer University Texas Tech University School of Law University of Miami Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Michigan Touro Law Center Michigan State University Tulane University University of Minnesota University of Utah University of Mississippi Valparaiso University University of Missouri—Kansas City Vanderbilt Law School University of Nebraska Vermont Law School New England Law | Boston Wake Forest University University of New Hampshire School of Law Washburn University School of Law University of New Mexico Washington University New York Law School Washington and Lee University New York University Wayne State University University of North Carolina Western New England North Carolina Central University Western State University University of North Dakota Widener University School of Law Northeastern University School of Law William & Mary Northwestern University William Mitchell College of Law University of Notre Dame Law School University of Wisconsin Ohio Northern University University of Wyoming Ohio State University Oklahoma City University

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Civil Practice Clinic Climate Change and the Environment American University University of California—Los Angeles Boston College Law School Clemency and Pardons Brooklyn Law School Catholic University of America University of Colorado Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Community Advocacy University of Pennsylvania Cleveland—Marshall University of Pittsburgh Community Defender South Texas College of Law New York University Southern Methodist University Community Development SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Alabama University of Toledo Brooklyn Law School Washburn University School of Law Case Western Reserve University University of District of Columbia School of Law Civil Rights and Constitutional Litigation Fordham University Seton Hall University School of Law Georgetown University Law Center Civil Rights/Liberties University of Maryland Brooklyn Law School University of Michigan University of California—Davis University of North Carolina Chicago—Kent College of Law SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Connecticut Syracuse University College of Law Cornell University Temple University Beasley School of Law DePaul University College of Law University of Texas Emory University Yale Law School Fordham University Community Business Georgetown University Law Center Northeastern University School of Law Georgia State University Golden Gate University Community Development Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Alabama University of Iowa Brooklyn Law School Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Case Western Reserve University Loyola University—New Orleans University of Cincinnati University of Maryland University of the District of Columbia School of Law University of Miami Fordham University Michigan State University Georgetown University Law Center New York Law School Lewis & Clark Law School New York University University of Maryland North Carolina Central University University of Michigan Northeastern University School of Law University of North Carolina Northwestern University University of Notre Dame Law School Ohio State University Seattle University School of Law Rutgers University—Camden SUNY Buffalo Law School Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Syracuse University College of Law Saint Louis University School of Law Temple University Beasley School of Law Samford University—Cumberland University of Texas University of San Francisco Yale Law School University of Southern California Community Economic Development Temple University Beasley School of Law American University Thomas M. Cooley Law School Boston College Touro Law Center Brooklyn Law School University of Utah University art Buffalo—SUNY Valparaiso University University of California—Los Angeles Washington University University of California—Hastings College of the Law William & Mary University of California—Irvine William Mitchell College of Law City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Yale Law School University of District of Columbia School of Law Duquesne University

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Fordham University Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Georgetown University Law Center University of Kentucky Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Lewis & Clark Law School Loyola University—Chicago University of Maryland Loyola University—New Orleans University of Miami Marquette University University of Michigan University of Maryland New York University University of Miami Northeastern University School of Law University of Michigan Saint Louis University School of Law Mississippi College School of Law St. Mary’s University University of Montana Seattle University School of Law New England Law | Boston Temple University Beasley School of Law University of New Hampshire School of Law Vanderbilt Law School University of New Mexico William Mitchell College of Law Northeastern University School of Law Yale Law School Northwestern University Community Justice Ohio Northern University University of Maryland University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Washington University Penn State Dickinson School of Law Community Justice Project Quinnipiac University Georgetown University Law Center Rutgers University—Camden University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Saint Louis University School of Law Community Law Clinic University of San Diego Santa Clara University � Santa Clara University Stanford Law School � Seattle University School of Law Community Legal Services Southwestern Law School Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School Boston College Law School Suffolk University Law School Brigham Young University Temple University Beasley School of Law Brooklyn Law School University of Texas University of California—Berkeley Texas Southern University of California—Davis Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of California—Hastings College of the Law University of Utah University of California—Los Angeles Valparaiso University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Vermont Law School Case Western Reserve University Wake Forest University Catholic University of America Washburn University School of Law Chicago—Kent College of Law Washington University City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Washington and Lee University of Colorado Widener University School of Law Cornell University Willamette University University of Denver William & Mary University of District of Columbia School of Law University of Wyoming Duquesne University Yale Law School Emory University Community Outreach, Education and Organizing Florida State University New York University Fordham University SUNY Buffalo Law School George State University George Washington University Congressional Georgetown University Law Center Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School � University of Georgia George Washington University � Golden Gate University Georgetown University Law Center � Gonzaga University University of Maryland � Harvard University Ohio Northern University � Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University University of Washington (in D.C.) � University of Idaho Washington University � William & Mary �

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Constitutional Law Quinnipiac University � University of Colorado Saint Louis University School of Law � Brooklyn Law School Samford University—Cumberland � Georgetown University Law Center SUNY Buffalo Law School � Golden Gate University Thomas M. Cooley Law School � University of Miami Wake Forest University Northeastern University School of Law William & Mary � Northwestern University Corrections Internship Program Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Samford University—Cumberland University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law Yale Law School University of Wisconsin Constitutional Transitions Crime Victim Advocacy New York University University of Idaho College of Law Lewis & Clark Law School Consumer Bankrupcy Samford University—Cumberland University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) University of Utah Consumer Law Criminal Appeals Clinic Albany Law School Brooklyn Law School � Brooklyn Law School Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) � Case Western Reserve University DePaul University College of Law � University of Southern California University of Michigan � University of Detroit Mercy University of District of Columbia School of Law Criminal Clinic Emory University American University George Washington University Arizona State University Georgia State University University of Alabama University of Houston Law Center Boston College Law School University of Iowa Boston University School of Law University of Maryland Brooklyn Law School University of Miami Case Western Reserve University University of New Hampshire School of Law Chicago—Kent College of Law Santa Clara University University of Connecticut Southern Methodist University Drake University SUNY Buffalo Law School Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Suffolk University Law School University of Florida—Levin College of Law Temple University Beasley School of Law Fordham University Thomas M. Cooley Law School Georgetown University Law Center University of Tulsa University of Georgia William Mitchell College of Law Georgia State University Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Cooley Externship Program University of Iowa Thomas M. Cooley Law School Loyola University—New Orleans Consumer Protection University of Maryland Brooklyn Law School University of Michigan University of California—Irvine University of Mississippi University of Maryland University of Missouri—Columbia University of Notre Dame Law School University of Missouri—Kansas City SUNY Buffalo Law School University of New Hampshire School of Law William & Mary Northeastern University School of Law University of Notre Dame Law School Corporate Practice Ohio Northern University University of Chicago University of Oregon University of Denver Pace University Emory University University of Pennsylvania University of Michigan Quinnipiac University Northeastern University School of Law Saint Louis University School of Law

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University of San Diego Stanford Law School Southern Methodist University Syracuse University College of Law Stetson University College of Law Temple University Beasley School of Law Suffolk University Law School Thomas M. Cooley Law School Temple University Beasley School of Law Criminal Defense Practicum Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Houston Law Center University of Toledo Ohio State University University of utah Valparaiso University Criminal Defense and Prisoner Advocacy Clinic (CDPAC) Vanderbilt Law School Georgetown University Law Center Washburn University School of Law Widener University School of Law Criminal Justice Clinic William Mitchell College of Law American University Yale Law School Boston College Georgetown University Law Center Criminal Court Clerkships Southern Methodist University Brooklyn Law School Texas Tech University School of Law Columbia University Florida State University Criminal Practice Fordham University Arizona State University College of Law Marquette University SUNY Buffalo Law School Mississippi College School of Law Criminal Process/Litigation/Justice Ohio Northern University University of Akron Roger Williams University School of Law University of Alabama Saint Louis University School of Law Albany Law School Samford University—Cumberland American University South Texas College of Law University of Arizona University of Southern California Arizona State University College of Law Southwestern Law School University of Arkansas—Little Rock SUNY Buffalo Law School Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Baltimore University of Texas Boston College Law School Thomas M. Cooley Law School Boston University School of Law Western State University Brigham Young University William Mitchell College of Law Brooklyn Law School Criminal Defense Clinic University of California—Davis Boston College Law School University of California—Hastings College of the Law Boston University School of Law University of California—Los Angeles Brooklyn Law School Capital University University of California—Los Angeles Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Case Western Reserve University University of Colorado Catholic University of America Cornell University University of Chicago Drake University Chicago—Kent College of Law Mercer University City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of Michigan University of Colorado Michigan State University Columbia University University of New Hampshire School of Law University of Connecticut Northeastern University School of Law Cornell University University of Oregon Creighton University Pace University University of Dayton University of Pennsylvania University of Denver Quinnipiac University School of Law Penn State Dickinson School of Law Roger Williams University School of Law University of District of Columbia School of Law Saint Louis University School of Law Drake University Southern Methodist University Duke University Duquesne University

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Emory University Oklahoma City University University of Florida University of Oregon Florida Coastal School of Law Pace University Florida State University University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Fordham University Penn State Dickinson School of Law George Washington University University of Pennsylvania Georgetown University Law Center Quinnipiac University University of Georgia University of Richmond Georgia State University Roger Williams University School of Law Golden Gate University Rutgers University—Camden Gonzaga University Rutgers University—Newark Hamline School of Law Samford University—Cumberland Harvard University *St. John’s University University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson Saint Louis University School of Law School of Law St. Mary’s University Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University St. Thomas University University of Houston Law Center Samford University—Cumberland Howard University University of San Diego University of Idaho University of San Francisco Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Santa Clara University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Seattle University School of Law University of Iowa University of South Carolina University Kansas School of Law University of Southern California University of Kentucky Southern Illinois University School of Law Lewis & Clark Law School Southern Methodist University University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law Southern University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles South Texas College of Law Loyola University—Chicago Southwestern Law School Loyola University—New Orleans SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Maine Stetson University College of Law Marquette University Suffolk University Law School University of Maryland Syracuse University University of Miami Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Michigan University of Tennessee Michigan State University *University of Texas University of Minnesota Texas Southern University University of Mississippi Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Missouri—Columbia Touro Law Center University of Missouri—Kansas City Tulane University University of Montana *University of Utah University of Nebraska Valparaiso University New England Law | Boston Vanderbilt Law School University of New Hampshire School of Law Vermont Law School University of New Mexico University of Virginia New York Law School Wake Forest University New York University Washburn University School of Law University of North Carolina Washington University North Carolina Central University Washington and Lee University University of North Dakota Western New England Northeastern University School of Law Western State University Northwestern University Widener University School of Law University of Notre Dame Law School William & Mary Nova Southeastern University William Mitchell College of Law Ohio Northern University University of Wisconsin Ohio State University University of Wyoming University of Oklahoma Yale Law School

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Criminal Prosecution Defender American University University of Akron Boston College University of Alabama Boston University School of Law Albany Law School Brooklyn Law School University of Arizona Catholic University of America Arizona State University Fordham University Boston College Law School Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Boston University School of Law University of Houston Law Center Brooklyn Law School University of Missouri—Columbia University of California—Davis University of Missouri—Kansas City University of California—Los Angeles University of Oregon Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Saint Louis University School of Law (externship) Chicago—Kent College of Law Stanford Law School City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Southern Methodist University University of Colorado SUNY Buffalo Law School Detroit Mercy Texas Wesleyan School of Law Duquesne University University of Utah Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University William & Mary Florida State University Fordham University Consumer Advocacy Project Georgetown University Law Center Southern Methodist University University of Georgia D.C. Semester in Practice Georgia State University Boston College � University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson University of Georgia � School of Law University of Houston Law Center D.C. Street Law Program Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Georgetown University Law Center University Kansas School of Law D.C. Students in Court Loyola Law School—Los Angeles American University � Marquette University Catholic University of America � University of Maryland George Washington University � University of Miami Georgetown University Law Center � University of Missouri—Kansas City University of Montana Death Penalty Litigation New England Law | Boston Boston University School of Law (Death Penalty University of New Hampshire School of Law Externship in Atlanta) Northeastern University School of Law Brooklyn Law School Northwestern University University of California—Berkeley University of Notre Dame Law School Cornell University Ohio Northern University DePaul University College of Law Ohio State University Duke University Pace University Emory University University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Loyola University—New Orleans Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of Miami Rutgers University—Camden University of Missouri—Columbia St. Thomas University University of Missouri—Kansas City University of San Diego Samford University—Cumberland University of Southern California Santa Clara University Southwestern Law School South Texas College of Law Stetson University College of Law Temple University Beasley School of Law Suffolk University Law School University of Texas Temple University Beasley School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Thomas M. Cooley Law School Washington and Lee University University of Tulsa University of Utah Wake Forest University

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Washburn University School of Law Dispute Resolution Washington University University of Alabama Washington and Lee University Arizona State University College of Law Western State University University of Arkansas—Little Rock Widener University School of Law Brooklyn Law School William & Mary University of California—Hastings College of the Law University of Wisconsin University of California—Los Angeles University of Wyoming Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Case Western Reserve University Delaware Supreme Court Externship Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Iowa City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Department of Defense Military Commissions Clinic University of Connecticut William & Mary Emory University University of Florida—Levin College of Law Disability Rights Florida State University University of Alabama Fordham University Albany Law School George Washington University American University Georgia State University Boston University School of Law Gonzaga University Brooklyn Law School Hamline University University of California—Hastings College of the Law Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Idaho College of Law Case Western Reserve University Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Kentucky University of Connecticut Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Emory University Loyola University—New Orleans Fordham University University of Maryland Georgetown University Law Center University of Missouri—Columbia Georgia State University University of New Hampshire School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of New Mexico Loyola Law School—Los Angeles New York Law School University of Maryland Northwestern University University of Miami Nova Southeastern University University of Montana Ohio Northern University Northwestern University Ohio State University University of Notre Dame Law School University of Oregon Pace University University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Penn State Dickinson School of Law Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh Samford University—Cumberland University of Richmond South Texas College of Law Rutgers University—Camden Southwestern Law School Saint Louis University School of Law SUNY Buffalo Law School Samford University—Cumberland Stetson University College of Law Seattle University School of Law Temple University Beasley School of Law South Texas College of Law University of Toledo Southwestern Law School Valparaiso University Syracuse University College of Law Vermont Law School Temple University Beasley School of Law Washburn University School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Willamette University Touro Law Center University of Tulsa District Attorney University of Utah Albany Law School Washburn University School of Law Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Western New England Baylor University William & Mary Boston University School of Law University of Wisconsin Brooklyn Law School ( & Brooklyn) University of California—Davis

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Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Western New England College � Chicago—Kent College of Law Western State University � University of California—Hastings Widener University School of Law � University of Denver William & Mary � Duquesne University University of Wisconsin � Emory University University of Wyoming � University of Florida—Levin College of Law Divorce Mediation Florida State University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Fordham University University of Georgia Domestic Abuse Georgia State University University of Alabama Golden Gate University Albany Law School University of Houston Law Center University of Arizona Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School University Kansas School of Law Brooklyn Law School University of Kentucky University of California—Davis Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Loyola University—New Orleans City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Marquette University Drake University University of Memphis Duquesne University University of Miami Emory University Mississippi College School of Law Fordham University University of Mississippi George Washington University New England Law | Boston Georgetown University Law Center University of New Mexico University of Georgia Northeastern University School of Law Gonzaga University Northern Illinois University University of Houston Law Center Ohio Northern University University of Idaho Oklahoma City University Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Pace University Lewis & Clark Law School University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Penn State Dickinson School of Law Loyola University—New Orleans University of Pennsylvania University of Miami Pepperdine University University of Minnesota University of Richmond University of Missouri—Columbia Rutgers University—Camden University of New Mexico Samford University—Cumberland Northeastern University School of Law University of San Diego Northwestern University South Texas College of Law Pace University University of Southern California Rutgers University School of Law—Newark St. John’s University Saint Louis University School of Law St. Thomas University St. Thomas University Samford University—Cumberland Samford University—Cumberland Santa Clara University University of Southern California Southern Methodist University Southern Illinois University School of Law Southwestern Law School Southwestern Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School Suffolk University Law School Suffolk University Law School Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Texas University of Texas Texas Wesleyan School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Tulsa University of Toledo University of Utah University of Utah Valparaiso University Valparaiso University Wake Forest University Vanderbilt Law School Washburn University School of Law Vermont Law School

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Washington University Education Law Widener University School of Law Albany Law School University of Wyoming Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School University of District of Columbia School of Law Domestic Relations Georgetown University Law Center George Mason University Hamline University School of Law Domestic Violence University of Miami School of Law University of Alabama University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd American University School of Law Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Northeastern University School of Law University of California—Berkeley Northwestern University University of California—Davis SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Cincinnati Thomas M. Cooley Law School Drake University William & Mary Florida Coastal School of Law Elder Law Fordham University University of Alabama George Washington University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Georgetown University Law Center Case Western Reserve University University of Georgia Catholic University of America Georgia State University Chapman University University of Idaho College of Law City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of Iowa Detroit Mercy University of Missouri—Columbia Drake University University of Missouri—Kansas City Florida Coastal School of Law Northeastern University School of Law Georgia State University University of Oregon Gonzaga University Pace University University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson Quinnipiac University School of Law School of Law Saint Louis University School of Law University of Kansas School of Law Seattle University School of Law University of Kentucky University of Southern California University of Memphis Southern Illinois University School of Law Pace University SUNY Buffalo Law School University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Suffolk University Law School Penn State Dickinson School of Law Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Pittsburgh Texas Wesleyan School of Law St. John’s University University of Toledo University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Tulane University Saint Louis University School of Law University of Utah University of Southern California Valparaiso University Southern Illinois University School of Law Vanderbilt Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School William & Mary Stetson University College of Law University of Wisconsin Syracuse University College of Law University of Wyoming Temple University Beasley School of Law Yale Law School University of Texas Texas Southern Domestic Violence Immigration Clinic Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Wisconsin Touro Law Center University of Tulsa Drug Policy and Public Health Strategies University of Utah University of Maryland Wake Forest University Education Advocacy William Mitchell College of Law University of California—Los Angeles William & Mary SUNY Buffalo Law School Empirical Research Group Suffolk University Law School University of California—Los Angeles Yale Law School

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University of Richmond Federal Commutations Rutgers University—Camden University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) St. Thomas University Federal Courts Saint Louis University School of Law New England Law | Boston Samford University—Cumberland Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of San Francisco Seattle University School of Law Federal Defender Criminal Clinic Seton Hall University Brooklyn Law School � South Texas College of Law New York University � Southwestern Law School Federal Legislation & Administrative SUNY Buffalo Law School Georgetown University Law Center Suffolk University Law School Syracuse University Federal Litigation *Temple University Beasley School of Law Brooklyn Law School University of Texas University of Chicago Texas Southern Chicago—Kent College of Law Texas Wesleyan School of Law Emory University Thomas M. Cooley Law School Loyola University—New Orleans Touro Law Center University of Michigan University of Utah Northeastern University School of Law Valparaiso University Samford University—Cumberland Vermont Law School University of South Carolina Wake Forest University SUNY Buffalo Law School Washburn University School of Law Stetson University College of Law Washington University Temple University Beasley School of Law Western State University College of Law Washington University Widener University School of Law Federal Public Defender Internship Willamette University University of California—Davis William & Mary Duquesne University University of Wyoming Emory University Family Mediation Clinic Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Miami University of Missouri—Kansas City Family Poverty University of Notre Dame Law School University of Houston Law Center Penn State Dickinson School of Law Rutgers University—Camden Family Protection Saint Louis University School of Law Arizona State University Temple University Beasley School of Law University of California—Davis University of Wyoming Family Violence William & Mary University of California—Irvine Federal Tax University of Missouri—Columbia American University University of Missouri—Kansas City University of Arkansas—Little Rock Saint Louis University School of Law Case Western Reserve University SUNY Buffalo Law School Chicago—Kent College of Law Suffolk University Law School Emory University Texas Wesleyan School of Law Fordham University Farm Workers Legal Aid Georgia State University Villanova University University of Idaho Loyola University—Chicago Federal Appellate Clinic University of Miami University of Miami � University of Michigan University of Michigan � Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Federal Civil Practice University of San Diego University of Colorado � Southern Methodist University SUNY Buffalo Law School � SUNY Buffalo Law School

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Temple University Beasley School of Law Northeastern University School of Law Villanova University University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law University of Washington Penn State Dickinson School of Law William & Mary Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Samford University—Cumberland First Amendment SUNY Buffalo Law School Emory University Stetson University College of Law University of Virginia Temple University Beasley School of Law Forensic Psychiatry Washington University William Mitchell College of Law William & Mary University of Wyoming Forest Service University of Montana Government Lawyer Boston College Gendered Violence and the Law Boston University School of Law (Externship and University of Chicago Washington, D.C. Program) � General Practice Case Western Reserve University � American University New England Law | Boston � Brooklyn Law School South Texas College of Law � Capital University University of Southern California � Chicago—Kent College of Law SUNY Buffalo Law School � City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Washburn University School of Law � DePaul University College of Law Widener University School of Law � Drake University William & Mary � Florida Coastal School of Law (Civil) Washington University � Fordham University Guardianship Hamline University School of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Idaho College of Law Loyola University—Chicago Handicapped Loyola University—New Orleans University of Alabama � University of Maine School of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) � University of Maryland Georgia State University � University of Michigan Loyola Law School—Los Angeles � University of New Mexico University of Puerto Rico � Samford University—Cumberland University of Southern California � South Texas College of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School � Vermont Law School Harrison Institute for Housing & Community Development Wake Forest University Georgetown University Law Center Washburn University School of Law Widener University School of Law Harrison Institute for Public Law William & Mary Georgetown University Law Center Globalization and Labor Standards Health/Elderly Clinic University of California—Los Angeles SUNY Buffalo Law School Temple University Beasley School of Law Government Benefit Cornell University � Health & Elder Law William Mitchell College of Law � University of Miami Government Civil Litigation Health Law Clinic Brooklyn Law School Boston University School of Law � Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Brooklyn Law School � University of District of Columbia School of Law Case Western Reserve University � Fordham University Chicago—Kent College of Law � Georgia State University George Washington University � Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Georgetown University Law Center � University of Miami Hamline University School of Law � New York University University of Maryland �

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Southern Illinois University School of Law Intellectual Property Entrepreneurship Clinic Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Connecticut � Texas Tech University School of Law University of Notre Dame Law School � Texas Wesleyan School of Law Washington University � Thomas M. Cooley Law School Intellectual Property/Technology Clinic University of Utah DePaul University College of Law University of Virginia University of New Hampshire School of Law University of Washington William & Mary International Environmental Clinic William S. Boyd School of Law Lewis & Clark Law School � University of Wisconsin New York University � University of Utah � Innovation Advancement Program Arizona State University International Human Rights Asylum Litigation Clinic Brooklyn Law School Institute for Justice Clinic on Entrepreneurship Georgetown University Law Center University of Chicago Touro Law Center—Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center Institute for Public Representation Willamette University Georgetown University Law Center Yale Law School Institutionalized Persons International Human Rights and Conflict Resolution Clinic University of Alabama Stanford Law School Brooklyn Law School International Human Rights Law Clinic University of Connecticut American University � University of Texas Boston College � Washington and Lee University Brooklyn Law School � University of Wisconsin University of California—Davis � Yale Law School University of California—Berkeley � Intellectual Property Business Transaction University of California—Hastings � University of New Hampshire School of Law University of California—Irvine � University of California—Los Angeles � Intellectual Property Clinic Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) � American University Cornell University � Albany Law School Duke University � Brooklyn Law School Fordham University � University of California—Los Angeles George Washington University � Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva)—Externship Georgetown University Law Center � Case Western Reserve University New York University � Chicago—Kent College of Law Northwestern University � DePaul University College of Law Seattle University School of Law � Emory University University of Virginia � University of Florida—Levin College of Law Willamette University � (certificate program) � Yale Law School � George Mason University International Human Rights Patents Boston College � The John Marshall Law School Regent University School of Law University of Maine School of Law � University of Maryland Seton Hall University School of Law � University of New Hampshire School of Law Willamette University � University of Pennsylvania International Human Rights and Conflict Resolution Clinic University of Richmond Stanford Law School University of Southern California Texas Wesleyan School of Law International Justice Clinic Vanderbilt Law School University of California—Irvine University of Virginia International Tech Transfer Institute William Mitchell College of Law University of New Hampshire School of Law International Women’s Human Rights City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Georgetown University Law Center

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University of Kansas School of Law Saint Louis University School of Law University of Notre Dame Law School University of San Diego SUNY Buffalo Law School Law Office Management/Practice Thomas M. Cooley Law School City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of Utah Louisiana State University Valparaiso University Loyola University—New Orleans William & Mary University of New Mexico William Mitchell College of Law Samford University—Cumberland SUNY Buffalo Law School Legal Aid/Assistance/Aid to Indigents/Public Defender Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Alabama Touro Law Center University of Akron Widener University School of Law Albany Law School *University of Arkansas—Fayetteville Law, Technology and Public Policy Clinic *University of Arkansas—Little Rock University of California—Berkeley Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School Baylor University School of Law Law and Violence Against Women Clinic Boston College Law School Albany Law School Boston University School of Law American University *Brigham Young University University of Arizona Brooklyn Law School Brooklyn Law School University of California—Davis University of California—Davis University of California—Hastings College of the Law University of Georgia Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Minnesota Case Western Reserve University Northeastern University School of Law Catholic University of America Pace University *Catholic—Puerto Rico St. Thomas University Chicago—Kent College of Law SUNY Buffalo Law School City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Suffolk University Law School University of Colorado Tulane University University of Connecticut Vermont Law School Cornell University University of Wyoming Creighton University University of Denver Lawyering in the Digital Age DePaul University College of Law Columbia Law School University of Detroit Mercy Lawyering Process/Professional Skills University of District of Columbia School of Law American University Drake University University of Arkansas—Little Rock *Duquesne University Brooklyn Law School Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University University of California—Los Angeles Emory University Case Western Reserve University University of Florida—Levin College of Law Chicago—Kent College of Law Florida State University University of Cincinnati Fordham University University of Dayton George Washington University University of District of Columbia School of Law Georgetown University Law Center Georgetown University Law Center University of Georgia Gonzaga University Georgia State University Hamline University School of Law Gonzaga University Loyola University—New Orleans Hamline University School of Law University of Maryland University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson New England Law | Boston School of Law New York University University of Houston Law Center Northwestern University *University of Idaho University of Pennsylvania University of Illinois Pepperdine University Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Richmond Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis

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*University Kansas School of Law Temple University Beasley School of Law Lewis & Clark Law School University of Tennessee Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Texas Loyola University—Chicago Texas Southern Loyola University—New Orleans Thomas M. Cooley Law School Marquette University *University of Toledo University of Maryland Touro Law Center University of Memphis University of Tulsa University of Miami University of Utah University of Michigan Valparaiso University Michigan State University Vanderbilt Law School University of Minnesota Vermont Law School Mississippi College School of Law University of Virginia University of Mississippi Wake Forest University University of Missouri—Columbia Washburn University School of Law University of Missouri—Kansas City Washington University University of Montana Washington and Lee University New England Law | Boston Wayne State University University of New Hampshire School of Law West Virginia University New York Law School Western New England University of North Dakota Western State University Northeastern University School of Law Widener University School of Law Northern Kentucky University William & Mary University of Notre Dame Law School William Mitchell College of Law Northeastern University School of Law University of Wisconsin Northwestern University University of Wyoming Ohio Northern University Yale Law School University of Oklahoma Legal Aid Clinical Internship Program Oklahoma City University University of Akron University of Oregon Boston University School of Law Pace University Brigham Young University University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Brooklyn Law School Penn State Dickinson School of Law Case Western Reserve University University of Pennsylvania Duquesne University *Pepperdine University Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University University of Pittsburgh George Washington University *University of Puerto Rico Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Regent University School of Law Loyola University—New Orleans University of Richmond University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law Rutgers University—Camden Michigan State University Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Mississippi College School of Law Saint Louis University School of Law Penn State Dickinson School of Law Samford University—Cumberland Regent University School of Law University of San Diego University of San Diego University of San Francisco University of Southern California Santa Clara University Temple University Beasley School of Law Seattle University School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Seton Hall University Vermont Law School South Texas College of Law William Mitchell College of Law University of Southern California William & Mary Southern Methodist University Southwestern Law School Legal Assistance to Servicemembers & Veterans Stetson University College of Law George Mason University St. Thomas University SUNY Buffalo Law School Legal Internship Suffolk University Law School Boston College *Syracuse University Boston University School of Law

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SUNY Buffalo Law School � William & Mary Thomas M. Cooley Law School � University of Wisconsin Legal Negotiation and Settlement Legislative Process Ohio State University University of California—Davis � SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Connecticut � Legislation/Legislative Process Legislative Services Albany Law School Quinnipiac University University of Arizona Life After Innocence Boston University School of Law Loyola University—Chicago University of Arkansas—Little Rock University of California—Davis Live Client Clinic University of California—Hastings College of the Law University of Akron University of Connecticut Boston College University of District of Columbia School of Law Brooklyn Law School Drake University University of California—Davis Fordham University Case Western Reserve University George Washington University City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Georgetown University Law Center Fordham University Georgia State University Georgetown University Law Center Hamline University School of Law Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University University Kansas School of Law University of Houston Law Center Loyola University—New Orleans Indiana University School of Law School of Law— University of Maryland Indianapolis University of Missouri—Columbia University of Kentucky University of New Hampshire School of Law University of Maryland University of New Mexico Michigan State University Northeastern University School of Law New England Law | Boston Penn State Dickinson School of Law Northeastern University School of Law University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Northwestern University University of Pennsylvania University of Notre Dame Law School Quinnipiac University Ohio Northern University University of Richmond St. John’s University Rutgers University—Camden St. Thomas University SUNY Buffalo Law School Santa Clara University University of Texas South Texas College of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School Tulane University Suffolk University Law School University of Utah Temple University Beasley School of Law Vermont Law School Thomas M. Cooley Law School Washburn University School of Law University of Toledo University of Washington Valparaiso University Widener University School of Law Vermont Law School William & Mary Wake Forest University William Mitchell College of Law Washburn University School of Law University of Wisconsin Western State University Yale Law School University of Wyoming Legislative Clinical Local Government Law Internship University of California—Davis � Boston College Georgetown University Law Center � University of California—Hastings College of the Law University of Missouri—Columbia � Duquesne University University of Missouri—Kansas City � Emory University Ohio Northern University � Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Ohio State University � Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of Utah � Temple University Beasley School of Law Vermont Law School � SUNY Buffalo Law School Widener University School of Law �

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Stetson University College of Law � University of Kentucky Vermont Law School � Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Virginia � Loyola University—New Orleans Widener University School of Law � University of Maryland William & Mary � University of Memphis University of Michigan Local Government Lawyer University of Missouri—Columbia Boston College � New England Law | Boston New England Law | Boston � University of New Hampshire School of Law SUNY Buffalo Law School � New York Law School Low Income Tax Clinic New York University Lewis & Clark Law School � Northwestern University University of Michigan � University of Notre Dame Law School Syracuse University College of Law � Pace University Texas Tech University School of Law � Ohio State University University of Oregon Practice University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law New England Law | Boston University of Pennsylvania Quinnipiac University Media Law Roger Williams University School of Law University of Kansas School of Law � Saint Louis University School of Law New York Law School � Samford University—Cumberland Seattle University School of Law � University of San Francisco Mediation Seattle University School of Law University of Alabama South Texas College of Law Albany Law School University of Southern California Arizona State University Southwestern Law School University of Arkansas—Little Rock SUNY Buffalo Law School Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School University of Tennessee Brooklyn Law School Temple University Beasley School of Law University of California—Davis University of Texas University of California—Hastings College of the Law Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of California—Los Angeles University of Toledo Campbell Law School University of Utah Capital University Valparaiso University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Vermont Law School Case Western Reserve University Washburn University School of Law Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Washington City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Widener University School of Law Columbia University William & Mary University of Connecticut University of Wisconsin University of Denver Mediation and Negotiations University of Detroit Mercy Brooklyn Law School Emory University University of California—Davis University of Florida—Levin College of Law University of California—Los Angeles Florida State University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Fordham University Chicago—Kent College of Law George Washington University City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of Georgia Columbia University Georgia State University Emory University Hamline University School of Law Gonzaga University University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson School of Law School of Law Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University University of Houston Law Center University of Michigan University of Idaho College of Law University of Missouri—Columbia Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of New Hampshire School of Law

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Northwestern University National Security University of Notre Dame Law School University of Texas Ohio State University National Wildlife Federation Oklahoma City University Cornell University � Samford University—Cumberland University of Maryland � South Texas College of Law University of Montana Stetson University College of Law University of Richmond � Temple University Beasley School of Law Valparaiso University Native American Law and/or Tribal Court Vermont Law School University of Arizona Washburn University School of Law University of California—Los Angeles University of Colorado Mental Health/Patient Assistance Gonzaga University Albany Law School University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson University of Arkansas—Little Rock School of Law (Native Hawaiian only) Case Western Reserve University University of Idaho University of Chicago University of Iowa University of Connecticut University of Kansas George Mason University Michigan State University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Montana New England Law | Boston University of North Dakota Northeastern University School of Law Northeastern University School of Law University of Notre Dame Law School Oklahoma City University Rutgers University—Camden Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of San Diego University of Utah Seattle University School of Law Washburn University School of Law Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Texas Native Hawaiian Rights Touro Law Center University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson University of Virginia School of Law Washington and Lee University University of Wisconsin Natural Resources Litigation Arizona State University Military Legal Practice Clinic University of Colorado Brooklyn Law School Cornell University University of Denver Misdemeanor Florida State University Depaul University College of Law � Georgia State University University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) � Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Montana Defense Trial Lawyers University of Maryland University of Montana University of Michigan University of New Mexico Mortgage Foreclosure/Bankruptcy Clinic Northeastern University School of Law Touro Law Center Thomas M. Cooley Law School Municipal Law University of Utah Boston College Widener University School of Law Brooklyn Law School Negotiation Case Western Reserve University Brooklyn Law School Florida Coastal School of Law (Clinic) University of California—Davis Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of California—Hastings Marquette University University of California—Los Angeles University of Miami Duke University New York Law Fordham University Penn State Dickinson School of Law Northwestern University Rutgers University—Camden Ohio Northern University William & Mary University of Oregon Samford University—Cumberland

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University of Texas Police Accountability/Civil Rights University of Virginia University of Chicago Washington University Political Asylum Neighborhood Legal Services Clinic Brooklyn Law School Boston College University of California—Davis Brooklyn Law School Georgetown University Law Center Duquesne University Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Villanova University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Willamette University University of Maryland Post-Conviction Relief Northeastern University School of Law Albany Law School � Santa Clara University Arizona State University � SUNY Buffalo Law School Brooklyn Law School � Temple University Beasley School of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) � Vermont Law School Chicago—Kent College of Law � Widener University School of Law University of Colorado � Non-Profit Organizations Clinic Georgia State University � Boston College University of Kentucky � Brooklyn Law School University of Maryland � Case Western Reserve University University of Memphis � Columbia University University of Michigan � Fordham University Northwestern University � University of Georgia Pace University � Michigan State University University of Richmond � University of New Hampshire School of Law St. Thomas University � University of Oregon University of Southern California � Seattle University School of Law South Texas College of Law � University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Washington and Lee University � SUNY Buffalo Law School Poverty Law Temple University Beasley School of Law Duke University � Thomas M. Cooley Law School Duquesne University � Touro Law Center Loyola University—New Orleans � University of Utah University of Michigan � William & Mary University of Mississippi School of Law � Yale Law School University of Utah � Northern California Innocence Project Vermont Law School � Santa Clara University Predatory Lending Clinic Offender—Re-entry Clinic University of Norte Dame Law School � New York University Seattle University School of Law � Organizations and Transactions Clinic Pre-Trial/Trial Advocacy Boston College University of Akron Stanford Law School University of Arizona SUNY Buffalo Law School Brooklyn Law School University of California—Davis Patent Law University of California—Hastings College of the Law Arizona State University University of California—Los Angeles George Mason University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Pediatric Advocacy Clinic Case Western Reserve University University of Michigan Chicago—Kent College of Law Cleveland—Marshall Personal Injury University of Colorado Nova Southeastern University University of Connecticut DePaul University College of Law *Emory University

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Florida State University Fordham University Georgetown University Law Center Hamline University School of Law University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson School of Law Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Loyola University—Chicago Marquette University University of Maryland University of Michigan New England Law | Boston New York Law School New York University Northeastern University School of Law Northwestern University University of Notre Dame Law School Ohio State University Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico Samford University—Cumberland University of San Diego Seattle University School of Law South Texas College of Law University of Southern California Southern Methodist University Southwestern Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School Stetson University College of Law Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Utah University of Texas Thomas M. Cooley Law School Wake Forest University Washburn University School of Law Washington University Widener University School of Law William & Mary Press (Student Newspapers) Michigan State University Prisoners Rights Brooklyn Law School University of California—Davis University of District of Columbia School of Law Emory University George Washington University University of Maine School of Law University of Miami Northeastern University School of Law Northwestern University Yale Law School Prisoners And Families Rights Clinic Columbia University

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Pro Bono Work Requirement/Public Service Requirement Appalachian School of Law: The Externship requirement (three credit hours) allows students to apply the skills learned in the core curriculum. Students typically take this course during the summer following their first year of studies at the Law School. Students work for a total of approximately 225 unpaid hours in a judges’ chambers, public law office, or public interest organization under the direct supervision of a licensed attorney. Boston University School of Law encourages students to join the Program, which gives students the opportunity to dedicate their developing legal skills to unmet legal needs in the Boston area, throughout the United States and around the world. Through the Pro Bono Program, J.D. student provide 35 hours of law-related service during their three years at BU Law (LL.M. students provide 12 hours) to organizations dedicated to underrepresented groups and or social issues. Upon completion, students receive a notation on their law school transcripts confirming participation in the program. University of California—Davis The Pro Bono Program is a certificate program designed to enhance our student’s educational process. Pro bono work is volunteer legal work performed without compensation or academic credit and under the supervision of an attorney. Students can volunteer in public interest organizations, government agencies or courts. Participation in the program also provides students recognition for their community service; upon completion of 50 or more hours of pro bono work, students receive a Pro Bono Program certificate. Public Service Law Program The Public Service Law Program is an academic certification program developed for students seeking public service careers. Students are eligible to enroll at any time throughout law school but are encouraged to enroll in their first year. Certificate requirements include academic and experiential components. To receive a certificate, students must fulfill the academic and experiential components of the Program. University of California-Irvine The University of California, Irvine School of Law is deeply committed to the performance of public service work. We expect that our students and faculty will be regularly engaged in public service work throughout their careers. � Public service work, of course, can take many forms and reflect many values, including activities such as helping those who cannot afford legal services and working for public interest and government organizations. We encourage our students and faculty to set yearly public service goals similar to those expected of practicing attorneys. � Catholic University of America The encourages students to engage in pro bono work through the the CUA Law Pro Bono Challenge. CSL students pledge to complete 2550, or 75+ hours of pro bono service during their law school tenure and are recognized accordingly at an annual reception and upon graduation. Charleston School of Law Regardless of a student’s path after graduation, part of the Charleston School of Law’s mission is to instill in students the value of public service. Students at the Charleston School of Law are required to perform 30 hours of free legal work in the public interest under the supervision of a licensed attorney before graduation. The school also requires its faculty to provide 30 hours of pro bono work every three years. University of Colorado University of Colorado encourages pro bono activities by a voluntary Public Service Pledge program. Students who complete 50 hours of law-related public service work in law school will be recognized at graduation and work will be reflected on transcript. Columbia University: Every candidate for a J.D. degree must devote 40 hours to public interest field work between the start of the second year of law school and the end of the third year as a prerequisite for graduation. Work will qualify if it is uncompensated (financially or by academic credit), public interest or public service law-related work, broadly defined and regardless of political orientation. Cornell University The Public Interest Law Union and the Office of Public Service can help you start building your commitment to pro bono service during law school. The purpose of the Public Service Challenge is to provide school-wide recognition of Cornell Law Students who devote time to public service activities. Students who participate in the Public Service Challenge will receive a Certificate from Dean Stewart Schwab upon each level of completion. University of Denver Public Interest 50 hours during law school tenure

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University of District of Columbia School of Law Through Duke University’s Pro Bono Project, students provide volunteer legal services in individual areas of interest. While not required, participation is strongly encouraged. Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University: Every student must complete at least 50 hours of pro bono service prior to graduation. Students who provide 75+ hours of pro bono service receive recognition at graduation. Florida State does have a pro bono requirement. Students must fulfill 20 hours of pro bono/public service work during the second or third year of law school. Georgetown University Law Center encourages students to participate in pro bono activities through the Pro Bono Challenge. Students who perform at least 75 hours of law-related pro bono work during their years at Georgetown are recognized at Graduation. Georgia State University To encourage and support students who provide pro bono services to the community, the College of Law has adopted the Georgia State University College of Law Pro Bono Recognition Program. Pro bono activities include not only those that ensure adequate legal services for moderate and low income individuals but efforts that enhance the capacity of law and legal institutions to do justice, and activities in the local community that promote justice. The College of Law’s pro bono recognition program is designed to encouraged students to engage in such activities while in law school and thus conduct themselves in accordance with highest values and standards of the legal profession. Hamline University School of Law has a pro bono service requirement of 24 hours over the course of law school. The University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson School of Law has a pro bono/public service requirement that requires all students to perform at least 60 hours of uncompensated public service work. The Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University offers students opportunities to engage in pro bono service on a not-for- credit basis. The Public Service Certificate Program provides students the opportunity to volunteer with nonprofit organizations, governmental agencies and private law firms, or practitioners doing pro bono work. Students who participate receive a certificate from Hofstra Law recognizing their public service. The student-run Unemployment Action Center is a nonprofit corporation that offers free advice and representation to persons denied unemployment benefits. The Pro Bono Project at Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington is a cooperative program between the Law School and the bar and bench of the surrounding area to provide civil legal assistance to people who could not otherwise afford it. Students are assigned to work closely with volunteer lawyer on a wide variety of matters. The University of Idaho College of Law is committed to providing opportunities for law students that emphasize the value and habit of service to the community. Accordingly, all students are required to perform 40 hours of uncompensated law-related pro bono service as a condition of graduation. The purpose of this pro bono requirement is to instill in students a commitment to their responsibility as lawyers to give back to the community and promote justice by assisting the underserved and underrepresented. As a result of the program, students gain practical legal experience, clients are served, and legal service providers gain valuable assistance. Students are given the opportunity to fulfill their public service requirements in a wide range of settings, including legal service organizations, government agencies, private firms (pro bono cases), non-profits, and legislative offices. Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis encourages pro bono’s involvement through a variety of placement opportunities ranging from community based agencies to governmental entities. Loyola Law School—Los Angeles mandates 40 hours public service work beginning entering class of Fall 94 and thereafter. The University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law has a pro bono/public service requirement. After completion of their first year and before their final semester of law school, students must perform a minimum of 30 hours of uncompensated public service work. Institutional support is provided in the form of a half-time director and a half-time assistant who help students in meeting this requirement by having over 300 locations identified as well as assisting students in establishing other locations according to their individual interest. University of Maine School of Law‘s faculty has adopted a voluntary student pro bono legal service standard under which every student is encouraged to provide a minimum of 80 hours of pro bono legal service prior to the time of graduation. “Pro bono legal service” is defined as work involving the provision of legal services that is performed without either financial compensation or academic credit. Examples include such work for legal services providers, individual lawyers providing pro bono service, social service agencies, low income organizations, civil rights organizations, environmental organizations, consumer organizations, and governmental agencies providing service to individual members of the public who are disadvantaged. Partisan political activity is not included in the definition of “pro bono legal services.” Students achieving 80 hours are recognized at graduation.

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University of Maryland requires full-time day students to complete a public service requirement by taking one of a number of credit bearing courses in which students have substantial responsibility for providing legal assistance to poor persons or organizations representing the interest of poor persons. These courses: a) � provide students with an experience (including direct professional contact with poor persons) on how the law operates in practice; and b) � include regular classes in which the faculty member provides instruction that, when integrated with the practice experience, will help the students to understand, apply and critique theory and practice; and c) � have a professional responsibility component. University of Memphis Law School is committed to instill within its students the very heart of the legal profession — providing equal justice under the law. Because equal justice comes at a cost, lawyers have a unique and rewarding obligation to provide pro bono services to those unable to pay. Memphis Law’s Pro Bono Program is designed to nurture this ethical obligation and provide students with the opportunity to gain a practical, hands-on experience while helping improve the lives of the under-represented. Students entering in the fall of 2012 and thereafter are required to complete 40 hours of supervised pro bono work in order to graduate. University of Michigan Law School asks students to voluntarily commit to performing 50 hours of pro bono service while enrolled at Michigan Law, allowing students to connect their developing knowledge to the world outside the Law School and gaining valuable legal skills while helping an organization in our community meet the needs of underrepresented individuals. Students may choose from Law School-organized projects (ranging from those that provide legal assistance to local residents to projects that spotlight events across the nation and around the globe), or may organize their own projects. Graduating students performing at least 50 hours of pro bono work will receive a Certificate of Pro Bono Service from the Dean, recognition at an annual pro bono banquet, and acknowledgment during the Honors Convocation. University of Nebraska seeks to encourage and recognize volunteer legal service by second and third year students through the Pro Bono Initiative. Students completing 40 hours or more of approved, qualified pro bono work during their second and/or third years will receive a Dean’s certificate upon graduation. University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd School of Law requires first-year students to participate in a community service program in which teams of students, working with Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada prepare and conduct weekly workshops for unrepresented people on basic procedures in family or small claims court and on basic landlord/tenant law and bankruptcy law. University of North Carolina: The Pro Bono Program tracks the number of hours completed by each law student in order to recognize outstanding pro bono service. Students completing fifty of more hours of pro bono service receive a letter from the Director of the Pro Bono Program and the Dean of the law school acknowledging the contribution they have made to our community. Those who do more than seventy-five hours of pro bono service while a law student are recognized by the North Carolina Bar Association at the public service reception held at the end of each school year in the law school Rotunda. Furthermore, students who complete one hundred or more hours of pro bono service are individually acknowledged at law school graduation. Students completing 50 or more hours during their law school career will receive special notations on their official transcripts. . Northeastern University School of Law At Northeastern University School of Law, we fuse theory and practice with ethical and social justice ideals so students understand what lawyers do, how they should do it, and the difference they can make in the lives of others. Therefore, all students must fulfill a public interest graduation requirement. Under this rule, public interest is defined as employment or service with a government agency; a legal aid, legal services, public defender, victim advocate or similar agency; an organization or attorney advocating law reform or performing pro bono legal representation; or any placement where the dominant characteristic is service to underrepresented groups. Judicial internships are not included in this definition and private firms operated for profit are only included under the 30 hour pro bono option. The requirement may be fulfilled in any of the following ways: completion of a public interest clinical course; completion of a public interest coop; 30 hours of uncompensated legal work in a public interest setting or a public interest pro bono project with a private firm during the second semester of the first year, second and/or third year of law school; or completion of an independent study project of at least 3 credit hours. Northwestern University. We expect all students to complete at least 40 hours of community service work during their J.D. degrees. The Nova Southeastern University Law Center Pro Bono Honor Program recognizes students who work pro bono for the public interest while enrolled in law school. Students completing a certain number of service hours will be awarded this graduation honor. The program is part of the Public Interest Law Center, which provides information and resources to students interested in working for the public interest and acknowledges that work. All students maintaining a minimum 2.0 GPA are eligible. The University of Pennsylvania Law School requires all students entering the J.D. Program to perform 70 hours of unpaid public service work over the course of their J.D. Program through the Toll Public Interest Center. Roger Williams University School of Law—requires all students to complete 50 hours of law-related public service over the course of their J.D. Program.

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Rutgers University School of Law—Newark: The Pro Bono Program places students in a wide variety of public interest or public service law offices where students perform a minimum of 35 hours of service. The program is voluntary. Actually, more than 100 students (about 15% of the student body) participate. Saint Louis University School of Law does not have a pro bono or public service requirement, however, students are strongly encouraged to participate in pro bono legal service prior to graduation. Pro bono work may be on behalf of a government agency, a non-profit organization or indigent individuals. University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN): As a requirement for graduation, all students must complete fifty hours of public service during their three years of law school. St. Thomas University will mandate law students to complete 40 hours of pro bono work as a requirement for graduation. It is designed to give second and third year students legal experience under the supervision of lawyers in a variety of non-profit offices, government agencies, and law firms. This requirement will be effective beginning with the academic year 2000–2001. Santa Clara University: Students seeking to earn the Public Interest Law Certificate must complete 50 hours of community volunteer work promoting public interest and social justice. University of South Carolina: Through the University of South Carolina’s Pro Bono Program, students provide volunteer legal services to a variety of projects and areas of interests. Participation is not required, but strongly encouraged and opportunities for service are readily available. South Texas College of Law: The College’s Pro Bono Honors Program seeks to encourage professionalism both by providing pro bono public service opportunities for students and by recognizing this service through a formal certificate program. Students enrolled in this voluntary certificate program may perform their pro bono work at a pre-approved placement or seek approval for an alternative placement from the program director. Southern Methodist University requires all students entering the J.D. Program in the Fall of 1993 or thereafter to complete 30 hours of work in approved law-related public service placements. Stetson University College of Law: As a requirement for graduation, each student must complete 60 hours of public service. Syracuse University College of Law Recognition for Pro Bono and Community Service: In recognition of the commitment to pro bono and community service work by students of the Syracuse University College of Law, the following recognition program has been created. Students who are in good academic standing and have completed at least 30 hours of pro bono and community service will receive special recognition at graduation. There are two categories of Pro Bono and Community Service Recognition Awards. Blue Pro Bono Community Service Award: (complete the recommended 30 hours of service) Orange Pro Bono and Community Service Award: (exceed the recommended 30 hours of service by at least 1 full our) In addition, the top three graduating students providing the most pro bono and community service hours shall be individually recognized. Texas Wesleyan School of Law: Each student must perform no less than thirty hours of pro bono work through a placement that has been pre-approved by the School of Law. The pro bono work may be commenced following the completion of the first year of law school, and must be completed prior to graduation. The student is responsible for selecting a placement, contacting that office, arranging to do the work, completing the work, and filling out all proper forms. The work must be law related; clerical work is appropriate only to the extent needed to carry out the overall legal task. The work must be uncompensated; students may not receive monetary compensation, academic credit, or other tangible benefits for performing the service. The work must be supervised by an attorney. Touro Law Center: As a condition of graduation, every student must satisfy the Public Interest Law Perspective Requirement by successful completion of certain clinical programs or classroom courses or by certification of 40 hours of pro bono work. Tulane Law School was the first in the country to institute a mandatory pro bono or a community service program. Since 1987, Tulane has required each graduating student to have performed 20 hours of supervised, uncompensated legal work for clients who could not otherwise afford assistance. In 2006 requirement was increased to 30 hours. Valparaiso University School of Law adopted a pro bono requirement in 1988. Valparaiso law students must perform 40 hours of pro bono work supervised by an attorney. Students must complete the work after completion of 30 credit hours and prior to graduation. If 60 hours or more are completed, it will be noted on the student’s transcript. University of Washington requires each student to complete 60 hours of public service legal work.

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Willamette University College of Law: Willamette’s voluntary pro bono Honors Program enables student to enhance their learning experience by participating in community-based legal service projects. Students gain valuable hands-on involvement in the community by volunteering with a government agency or with a public interest or nonprofit organization. All Willamette law students are eligible to participate and receive pro bono Honors credit. Western State University College of Law has a voluntary Public Service Program in which students use their legal skills to perform law-related work for the community and the underprivileged and are recognized for that work upon completing 40 hrs. of service. William Mitchell College of Law: Provides a wide variety of volunteer options through the Minnesota Justice Foundations. Students who serve 50 or more hours through MJF or clinics receive a transcript certification. Widener University School of Law: Provides a special recognition at graduation for law students who perform a minimum of 60 hours of pro bono work over the course of their J.D. career. Washburn University School of Law: Some Washburn University School of Law Certificate programs include a public service component.

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Probate Mediation New England Law | Boston University of Oregon University of New Mexico New York University Professional Responsibility Northeastern University School of Law Seattle University School of Law Northern Kentucky SUNY Buffalo Law School Ohio Northern University Pro Se Newspaper Ohio State University University of Connecticut University of Oregon University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Prosecution Practicum Penn State Dickinson School of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Pittsburgh Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University University of Richmond Ohio State University Rutgers University—Camden Prosecutorial Clinic/District Attorney’s Office Saint Louis University School of Law Albany Law School St. Thomas University Arizona State University Samford University—Cumberland University of Arizona University of San Diego University of Arkansas—Fayetteville University of San Francisco Boston College Law School South Texas College of Law Boston University School of Law University of Southern California Brooklyn Law School (Manhattan & Brooklyn) Southwestern Law School University of California—Davis Southern Methodist University University of California—Hastings St. John’s University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) SUNY Buffalo Law School Case Western Reserve University Stetson University College of Law Catholic University of America Suffolk University Law School University of Chicago Syracuse University Chicago—Kent College of Law Temple University Beasley School of Law Cornell University Thomas M. Cooley Law School DePaul University College of Law University of Toledo Drake University University of Tulsa Duquesne University University of Utah Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Valparaiso University Emory University Vermont Law School (externship) University of Florida—Levin College of Law University of Virginia Florida State University Wake Forest University University of Georgia Washburn University School of Law Georgia State University Washington and Lee University University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson Wayne State University School of Law Western State University Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Widener University School of Law University of Houston Law Center William & Mary University of Kentucky William Mitchell College of Law Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Wisconsin Loyola University—New Orleans University of Wyoming Marquette University Public Defender’s Office University of Maryland University of Alabama Mercer University Arizona State University College of the Law University of Memphis Boston University School of Law University of Miami University of Chicago Mississippi College School of Law Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University University of Mississippi Florida Coastal School of Law University of Missouri—Columbia Hamline University School of Law University of Missouri—Kansas City University of Memphis University of Montana Mississippi College School of Law University of Nebraska University of Notre Dame Law School

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Penn State Dickinson School of Law Valparaiso University University of Richmond Vermont Law School (externship) Saint Louis University School of Law Washington University Samford University—Cumberland William & Mary Santa Clara University Public Internship Law Clinic Southern Methodist University Cornell University � Southwestern Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School � SUNY Buffalo Law School Stetson University College of Law Public Policy Advocacy Clinic Suffolk University Law School University of California—Los Angeles Temple University Beasley School of Law New York University Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Wisconsin Public Sector Law Clinic Thomas M. Cooley Law School Public Guardian Externship Valparaiso University Public Service Project Southern Methodist University Public Interest/Policy SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Arkansas Albany Law School Public Welfare Externship American University Valparaiso University � Brooklyn Law School Vermont Law School (externship) � University of Arkansas—Little Rock Real Estate University of California—Davis Brooklyn Law School University of California—Hastings College of the Law University of California—Los Angeles University of California—Los Angeles Cornell University Chicago—Kent College of Law City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Real Property University of Denver Brooklyn Law School University of District of Columbia School of Law Regulatory Law Emory University George Mason University George Mason University University of Georgia Religious Liberty Clinic Georgetown University Law Center Stanford Law School George Washington University S.E.C. Program Georgia State University Brooklyn Law School Golden Gate University Catholic University of America Hamline University School of Law Emory University University of Iowa Georgia State University Loyola University—Chicago Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Mercer University University of Maryland University of Miami University of Miami University of Minnesota Mississippi College School of Law Securities New England Law | Boston Brooklyn Law School Northeastern University School of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Pennsylvania Cornell University Penn State Dickinson School of Law New York Law School Quinnipiac University Pace University Regent University School of Law Syracuse University Saint Louis University School of Law Self Help Legal Center University of San Diego Southern Illinois University School of Law SUNY Buffalo Law School Suffolk University Law School Sexual Orientation Law and Public Policy Syracuse University University of California—Los Angeles Temple University Beasley School of Law Sierra Club University of Utah Vermont Law School (externship)

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Sixty Plus Estate Planning Valparaiso University Thomas M. Cooley Law School William & Mary Small Business Law Stanford Three Strikes Project Boston College Stanford Law School University of Cincinnati State/Federal Courts Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Albany Law School George Washington University Boston University School of Law University of Idaho College of Law Brigham Young University Lewis & Clark Law School Brooklyn Law School Michigan State University *University of California at Berkeley University of Oregon University of California—Davis Roger Williams University School of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Saint Louis University School of Law Case Western Reserve University University of Southern California Chicago—Kent College of Law Southern Methodist University Cleveland—Marshall SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Denver Temple University Beasley School of Law DePaul University College of Law Vanderbilt Law School Duquesne University Small Claims Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Georgetown University Law Center Emory University Michigan State University Florida State University University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Indiana University—Bloomington University of San Diego Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Kentucky Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Social Enterprise and Non-Profit University of Memphis Georgetown University Law Center University of Miami School of Law Social Security Clinic Michigan State University Case Western Reserve University University of Missouri—Kansas City Cornell University New England Law | Boston University of Minnesota Northeastern University School of Law South Texas College of Law Ohio Northern University Temple University Beasley School of Law University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Texas Wesleyan School of Law Rutgers University—Camden Touro Law Center Samford University—Cumberland University of Tulsa University of San Diego South Texas College of Law Social Security Disability Pro Bono Project University of Southern California Stanford Law School Southwestern Law School Special Education Clinic SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Arkansas—Little Rock Suffolk University Law School Case Western Reserve University University of Utah DePaul University College of Law Valparaiso University University of District of Columbia School of Law Vermont Law School (externship) University of Georgia Wake Forest University Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Washburn University School of Law University of San Diego Washington University William & Mary Western State University Widener University School of Law Sports Law William & Mary Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School � University of Wyoming University of California—Los Angeles � Loyola Law School—Los Angeles � Street Law Marquette University Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Penn State Dickinson School of Law � City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Southwestern Law School � Georgetown University Law Center

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Golden Gate University Student Services Loyola University—New Orleans University of Alabama University of New Hampshire School of Law University of Arizona Northwestern University Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Notre Dame Law School University of Iowa University of Oregon University of Montana Roger Williams University School of Law William & Mary University of San Diego University of San Francisco Superior Court Clerkship Santa Clara University Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School St. John’s University Boston College Seattle University School of Law Duquesne University Stetson University College of Law Mercer University University of Southern California University of San Diego University of Washington University of Southern California SUNY Buffalo Law School Street Law/High Schools Valparaiso University University of Arizona Vermont Law School (externship) University of Baltimore Widener University School of Law Brigham Young University University of Wyoming Brooklyn Law School University of California—Berkeley Supreme Court Litigation Clinic University of California—Davis George Mason University � University of California—Hastings Northwestern University � University of California—Irvine University of Pennsylvania � University of California—Los Angeles Stanford Law School Case Western Reserve University University of Texas � Catholic University of America University of Virginia � University of Chicago Yale Law School � City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of Connecticut Sustainability Law Georgetown University Law Center SUNY Buffalo Law School � George Washington University Willamette University � Georgia State University Tax Lewis & Clark Law School American University Loyola University—Chicago Brooklyn Law School University of Maine University of California—Davis University of Maryland Capital University Michigan State University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) North Carolina Central University Case Western Reserve University University of Notre Dame Law School Chapman University Ohio Northern University Chicago—Kent College of Law Ohio State University University of Connecticut University of San Francisco Drake University Santa Clara University Emory University Seattle University School of Law Fordham University University of Southern California Georgia State University St. John’s University University of Idaho College of Law St. Thomas University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Samford University—Cumberland Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Syracuse University Loyola University—Chicago William Mitchell College of Law University of Maryland Yale Law School Michigan State University Street Law Project University of Minnesota University of Montana � New England Law | Boston Washington University � University of New Mexico Willamette University � Ohio State University

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University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Trial Practice Litigation University of Pittsburgh University of Akron Quinnipiac University Albany Law School Rutgers University—Camden Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Saint Louis University School of Law (externship) Brooklyn Law School Samford University—Cumberland University of California—Davis University of San Diego University of California—Los Angeles Southern Methodist University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Southwestern Law School Case Western Reserve University SUNY Buffalo Law School Chicago—Kent College of Law Temple University Beasley School of Law DePaul University College of Law Villanova University Detroit Mercy William & Mary Duke University William Mitchell College of Law Emory University University of Florida—Levin College of Law Tax Clinic Florida State University American University Fordham University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Georgia State University University of Connecticut George Mason University Fordham University University of Georgia Golden Gate University George Washington University Loyola Chicago Hamline University School of Law University of Michigan University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson Michigan State University School of Law University of Missouri—Kansas City Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington New York University University of Maryland University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Mercer University Quinnipiac University Michigan State University Rutgers University School of Law—Newark New England Law | Boston University of San Diego New York Law School Tax for Low-Income Families Clinic Northeastern University School of Law Albany Law School � Northwestern University University of Colorado � University of Richmond Lewis & Clark Law School � University of San Diego Samford University—Cumberland Technology and Public Policy South Texas College of Law Brooklyn Law School � Southwestern Law School University of Colorado � Stetson University College of Law University of California—Berkeley � Temple Law School Beasley School of Law University of Washington � University of Texas Technology Law Washburn University School of Law DePaul University College of Law � Widener University School of Law Georgia State University � William & Mary University of Pennsylvania � University of Wyoming Technology Ventures Tribal Court Clinics Arizona State University College of the Law University of Arizona Brooklyn Law School University of Colorado University of Utah University of Idaho University of Kansas Transactional Law/Community Development Michigan State University Boston College � University of Montana Brooklyn Law School � University of North Dakota SUNY Buffalo Law School � Washburn University School of Law Transnational Law University of Washington University of Pennsylvania

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Tribal Judicial Support Clinic William & Mary � University of Kansas School of Law University of Wyoming � Truancy/Mediation Clinic U.S. Dept. of Agricultural Clinic Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School University of Montana Widener University School of Law U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Affairs Internship Trusts and Estates Clinic Duquesne University University of Notre Dame Law School U.S. Dept. of the Interior Seattle University School of Law University of Utah � Willamette University Vermont Law School (externship) � UCDC Program U.S. Dept. of Justice University of California—Davis Albany Law School University of California—Irvine Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of California—Los Angeles Vermont Law School Urban Law Vaccine Injury Clinic Boston College Law School George Washington University Brooklyn Law School University of Connecticut Veterans Clinic University of Detroit Mercy Baylor University New York Law School Veterans Assistance Program New York University University of Detroit Mercy � Rutgers University School of Law—Newark George Mason University � Washington University Widener School of Law � Urban Planning Georgia State University Veterans Benefit Clinic University of Detroit Mercy � Urban Revitalization Initiative William & Mary � Seton Hall University School of Law Veterans and Servicemembers’ Rights Clinic U.S. Attorney’s Office Clinic Touro Law Center Cornell University Virginia Practice U.S. Attorney Externship George Mason University University of Alabama Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Water Law Baylor University School of Law Cornell University Brooklyn Law School University of California—Los Angeles Women and the Law/Women’s Rights Case Western Reserve University University of Alabama University of Connecticut American University Cornell University Brooklyn Law School Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University University of Connecticut Emory University Cornell University Georgia State University University of Georgia Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Georgetown University Law Center University of Memphis Golden Gate University Mercer University University of Maryland Mississippi College School of Law Northeastern University School of Law University of Missouri—Kansas City Rutgers University—Camden Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Saint Louis University School of Law Samford University—Cumberland Samford University—Cumberland University of Southern California Southwestern Law School Southwestern Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School Temple University Beasley School of Law Suffolk University Law School Valparaiso University University of Texas Vermont Law School (externship) Washburn University School of Law Washington University

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William & Mary � University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law University of Wyoming � Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Marquette University Workers Compensation Mercer University University of Alabama � University of Miami University of Minnesota � University of Michigan Santa Clara University � New England Law | Boston University of Washington � New York University Workers Rights Clinic University of North Dakota University of Washington Northeastern University School of Law University of Oklahoma Wrongful Conviction Clinic Penn State Dickinson School of Law Valparaiso University University of Pennsylvania Youth Advocacy Clinic St. Mary’s University Seattle University School of Law University of San Francisco Seattle University School of Law Youth and Education Law Project Seton Hall University School of Law Boston College � University of Southern California Stanford Law School � Stanford Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School � *Texas Southern Youth Law/Youthful Offenders Thomas M. Cooley Law School Boston College University of Tulsa Brooklyn Law School Vermont Law School Cornell University Washington University University of District of Columbia School of Law Western State University Georgetown University Law Center William & Mary University of Richmond *William Mitchell College of Law Northwestern University Yale Law School University of Pittsburgh Volunteer Pro Bono Program University of Southern California Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Southwestern Law School Boston College Suffolk University Law School Boston University School of Law Yale Law School University of California—Davis Various Cleveland—Marshall (Specific Information not available or clinics arranged University of Colorado on an ad hoc basis) University of Dayton Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Duke University Boston College Georgetown University Law Center Brooklyn Law School Georgia State University University of California—Davis Hamline University School of Law University of California—Los Angeles Lewis & Clark School of Law California Western University—General Internship Loyola University—Chicago Program � Loyola University—New Orleans Catholic University of America � Marquette University Cornell University � University of Miami University of Denver � University of Michigan University of Detroit Mercy � Mississippi College School of Law Drake University � Northern Kentucky University Emory University � University of Notre Dame Law School Fordham University � University of Oregon Georgetown University Law Center � University of Richmond Harvard University � Saint Louis University School of Law University of Illinois � Rutgers University School of Law—Newark The John Marshall Law School � University of San Diego Lewis & Clark Law School � Santa Clara University Louisiana State University � Seattle University School of Law

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Seton Hall University Suffolk University Law School University of Texas University of Toledo University of Utah University of Virginia Washington University University of Washington Western State University Widener University School of Law Willamette University William Mitchell College of Law William & Mary

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This section of the Book of Law School Lists contains a summary of specialized law school publications open for student participation. In addition to the scholarly specialized publications listed in the next few pages, many law schools publish newspapers, newsletters and yearbooks. In most cases these are entirely student run. Further information about these publications can be obtained by examining the individual school’s website and/or the school’s most recent bulletin or by consulting the ABA · LSAC Official Guide to ABA-Approved Law Schools. Where designated by an asterisk (*), the information came from the Official Guide rather than a response to the Wilson/Stern survey.

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ABA Family Law Quarterly Columbia University Washburn University School of Law DePaul University College of Law Fordham University ABA Real Property Trust and Probate Journal Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of South Carolina Loyola University—Los Angeles ABA Urban Lawyer Journal Seton Hall University School of Law University of Missouri—Kansas City University of Texas Villanova University ACTEC Law Journal Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Art and Museum Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Administrative Law American University � Asian American Law University of San Diego � University of California—Berkeley Widener University School of Law � University of California—Los Angeles African-American Law and Policy Journal Asian Law University of California—Berkeley Columbia University Agricultural Law Journal Asian Pacific Law & Policy Journal Drake University University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson School of Law Air Law Southern Methodist University Asian Pacific American Law Journal University of California—Los Angeles Alaska Law Review Duke University Association for Non-Traditional Students Quinnipiac University Alternate Dispute Resolution Society Widener University School of Law Banking Boston University School of Law � American Criminal Law Review Brooklyn Law School � Georgetown University Law Center University of North Carolina � The American Intellectual Property Law Association Texas Tech � Quarterly Journal Bankruptcy George Washington University Emory University � American Indian Law Review Journal St. John’s University University of Oklahoma � Black Law/Lawyers Seattle University School of Law � Columbia University American Journal of Jurisprudence *Harvard University University of Notre Dame Law School *Saint Louis University School of Law Americas Business and Commercial Law Journal Southwestern Law School DePaul University College of Law Animal Law Business and Technology Lewis & Clark Law School � University of Maryland Michigan State University � Business Law Annual Survey of American Law American University � New York University Brooklyn Law School � University of California—Berkeley � Appellate Practice and Process University of California—Davis � University of Arkansas—Little Rock University of California—Hastings � Columbia University � Arbitration DePaul University College of Law � Columbia University Duquesne University � Arts/Communications/Entertainment/Sports Law University of Miami � *University of California—Hastings College of the Law University of Michigan � *University of California—Los Angeles Michigan State University � Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Pennsylvania �

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South Texas College of Law � University of New Hampshire School of Law University of Tennessee University of Richmond University of Texas � Rutgers State University School of Law—Newark University of Virginia � Santa Clara University Wake Forest University � University of Texas William & Mary � University of Virginia Business/Tax Constitutional Law University of Houston Law Center University of Akron *University of California—Hastings College of the Law Canadian-American Duke University Case Western Reserve University University of Pennsylvania Capital Punishment Seton Hall University School of Law Washington and Lee William & Mary Catholic Lawyer Construction Law *St. John’s University � South Texas College of Law Catholic University of America � Consumer Law Charleston Law Review University of Houston Law Center � Charleston School of Law Loyola University—Chicago � Chicano/Latino Law Review Corporate/Corporation Law University of California—Los Angeles Brooklyn Law School � Fordham University � Child Law University of Iowa � Loyola University—Chicago South Texas College of Law � Circuit Review Southern Methodist University � Seton Hall University School of Law Widener University School of Law � Corporate, Financial & Commercial Law � City Law Journal Brooklyn Law School � New York Law School Court of Appeals 9th Circuit Civil Law Forum Golden Gate University Tulane of Appeals 11th Circuit Civil Rights/Liberties Mercer University University of Alabama University of California—Hastings College of Law Criminal Law University of Cincinnati American University George Mason University University of California—Berkeley Harvard University Georgetown University Law Center University of Texas University of Kansas University of New Hampshire School of Law Clinical Law Northwestern University Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Texas Commerce Criminal and Civil Confinement Brooklyn Law School New England Law | Boston Communications Law Journal The Digest University of California—Hastings College of the Law Syracuse University Catholic University of America Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Dispute Resolution Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) � Comparative Corporate Law and Securities Regulation Charleston School of Law � Brooklyn Law School University of Missouri—Columbia � Ohio State University � Comparative Labor Law Journal Willamette University University of Florida—Levin College of Law � Diversity Computer and Technology American University University of California—Hastings College of Law University of California—Los Angeles

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“Docket” University of California—Los Angeles Case Western Reserve University � University of Colorado George Mason University � Columbia University Duke University East Asia Law Review Florida State University of Pennsylvania Fordham University Eastern European Law George Washington University Columbia University � Georgetown University Law Center New York University � Golden Gate University Harvard University Ecology University of Houston Law Center University of California at Berkeley University of Kentucky Economic Development Lewis & Clark Law School *George Washington University University of Michigan University of Mississippi Economics and Race University of Missouri—Columbia Widener University School of Law New York University University of Oregon Edna Rankin Law Society Pace University University of Montana Penn State Dickinson School of Law Education Law University of Richmond Brigham Young University Seattle University School of Law University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law University of South Carolina Stanford Law School Elder Law SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Illinois � Temple University Beasley School of Law Marquette University � University of Texas Thomas M. Cooley Law School � Tulane University Employment and Law University of Tulsa University of California—Berkeley Vanderbilt University Law School Vermont Law School Energy Law Villanova University University of Colorado � University of Virginia University of Houston Law Center � University of Washington University of Texas � Washington and Lee University University of Tulsa � Widener University School of Law *University of Utah � William & Mary Entertainment/Sports Law Environmental and Public Health Law University of California—Hastings College of the Law University of Pittsburgh University of California—Los Angeles Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Environmental and Sustainability Law University of Denver University of Missouri—Columbia Fordham University Environmental and Technology Law Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Temple University Beasley School of Law Seton Hall University School of Law University of Texas European Law Vanderbilt Law School Brooklyn Law School � University of Virginia Columbia University � Environmental Law European Journal of Law Reform American University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Albany Law School Family Law University of Baltimore Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Boston College Law School University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law University of California—Berkeley University of Missouri—Kansas City University of California—Davis Washburn University School of Law University of California—Hastings College of the Law

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Federal Circuit Bar Journal German Law Journal George Washington University University of Idaho College of Law Federal Communications Law Journal Global Business and Development Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Federal Courts Law Review Global Legal Studies Charleston School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Federation of Insurance and Corporate Counsel Quarterly Government Contracts Law Marquette University George Washington University Feminism/Journal of Gender and the Law Health/Medicine Law American University American University University of California—Hastings College of the Law Boston University School of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Brooklyn Law School Columbia University Case Western Reserve University Yale Law School Catholic University of America Cleveland—Marshall Gender Law and Justice DePaul University College of Law University of California—Berkeley University of Houston Law Center Gender Law & Policy Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis American University Loyola University—Chicago University of California—Hastings College of the Law University of Maryland Duke University Michigan State University Georgetown University Law Center University of New Hampshire School of Law University of Michigan Quinnipiac University Southern Illinois University School of Law Gender, Race and Justice Saint Louis University School of Law University of Iowa Suffolk University Law School The George Washington International Law Review Temple University Beasley School of Law George Washington University Widener University School of Law Yale Law School The George Washington International Law Review George Washington University Hispanic Law Journal University of Texas Georgetown Immigration Law Journal Georgetown University Law Center Human Rights American University Georgetown International Environmental Law Review University of California—Hastings College of the Law Georgetown University Law Center University of Cincinnati Columbia University Georgetown Journal of Gender and the Law Harvard University Georgetown University Law Center New York Law School Georgetown Journal of International Law SUNY Buffalo Law School Georgetown University Law Center Yale Law School Georgetown Journal of Law & Modern Critical Race Humanities Perspectives Yale Law School Georgetown University Law Center Immigration Law Georgetown Journal of Law & Public Policy University of Cincinnati � Georgetown University Law Center Georgetown University Law Center � Georgetown Journal on Poverty Law & Policy Impunity Watch Georgetown University Law Center Syracuse University Georgetown Law Journal Indian Law Georgetown University Law Center University of New Mexico Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics Insurance Law Journal Georgetown University Law Center American University � University of Connecticut �

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Intellectual Property Law Journal California Western University � University of Akron University of Chicago � American University Chicago—Kent College of Law � University of Baltimore University of Connecticut � University of California—Hastings College of the Law Cornell University � Chicago—Kent College of Law Fordham University � University of Cincinnati Loyola University—Chicago � Fordham University Michigan State University � George Washington University University of Oregon � University of Georgia University of Pennsylvania Marquette University Penn State Dickinson School of Law � University of New Hampshire School of Law Regent University School of Law � Northwestern University University of San Diego � SUNY Buffalo Law School Santa Clara University � Suffolk University Law School Southern Methodist University � University of Texas University of Virginia � Tulane University Washington University � Wake Forest University Willamette University � University of Wisconsin � Inter-American Law Review University of Miami International/Transnational Law Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico American University Arizona State University Interdisciplinary Law Journal Boston University School of Law University of Southern California � Brooklyn Law School Washburn University School of Law � *University of California—Hastings College of the Law International Business Law Journal *University of California—Los Angeles Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University California Western University Northwestern University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Case Western Reserve University International and Comparative Law Columbia University University of Arizona University of Connecticut Boston College Cornell University Brooklyn Law School University of Denver University of California—Hastings College of the Law Duke University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Emory University Chicago-Kent College of Law University of Florida—Levin College of Law University of Georgia Florida State University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Fordham University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles George Washington University University of Miami Georgetown University Law Center New England Law | Boston University of Georgia New York Law School Golden Gate University Nova Southeastern University Gonzaga University Tulane University Harvard University University of Houston Law Center International Environmental Law Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Colorado � University of Miami Georgetown University Law Center � University of Michigan International Law and Foreign Affairs University of Minnesota University of California—Los Angeles University of New Mexico New York Law School International Law in Domestic Courts New York University George Washington University University of North Carolina Northwestern University International Law Journal Pace University Boston University School of Law � University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Brooklyn Law School � University of Pennsylvania University of California—Berkeley �

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University of Richmond Journal of International Commercial Law Southern Methodist University George Mason University *Stanford Law School Saint Louis University School of Law Journal of International and Comparative Law South Texas College of Law University of Notre Dame Law School Suffolk University Law School Journal of International Law *Syracuse University Stanford Law School Temple University Beasley School of Law *University of Texas Journal of International Law and Economics Touro Law Center George Washington University University of Tulsa Journal of International Law and Politics Vanderbilt Law School New York University University of Virginia University of Wisconsin Journal of International Law and Policy Yale Law School University of California—Davis Internet Law Journal Journal of International Law and Practice University of Missouri—Kansas City Michigan State University JETL—Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law Journal of International Property Laws Vanderbilt Law School Chicago—Kent College of Law Journal of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Journal of International Wildlife Law and Policy University of Missouri—Kansas City Stetson University College of Law Journal of Animal Law & Policy Journal of Islamic and Near Eastern Law Stanford Law School University of California—Los Angeles Journal of the Art, Technology, Intellectual Property Law Journal of Juvenile Law and Policy Depaul University College of Law University of California—Davis Journal of Business and Employment Law Journal of Law and Business University of Pennsylvania American University � Journal of Civil Rights & Civil Liberties New York University � Stanford Law School Journal of Law Business and Finance Journal of College and University Law Stanford Law School University of Notre Dame Law School Journal of Law & Commerce Journal on Colorado Natural Resources, Energy and University of Pittsburgh Environmental Review Journal of Law, Economics & Policy University of Colorado George Mason University Journal of Complex Litigation Journal of Law, Economics, and Race (Online) Stanford Law School Widener University School of Law Journal of Computer & Information Law Journal of Law, Ethics and Public Policy The John Marshall Law School University of Notre Dame Law School Journal of Conflict Resolution Journal of Law & Gender Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) American University � Journal of Contemporary Legal Issues Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) � University of San Diego Journal of Law & Modern Critical Race Perspectives Journal of Court Innovation Georgetown University Law Center Pace University Journal of Law and Public Interest Journal of Gender Law and Social Policy University of Richmond SUNY Buffalo Law School Journal of Law and Public Policy Journal of International Aging Law and Policy University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Stetson University College of Law

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Journal on Law & Public Policy Labor and Employment Law University of California—Davis � American University Regent University School of Law � Chicago—Kent College of Law Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Journal of Law, Science and Policy Stanford Law School La Raza University of California Berkeley Journal of Law & Sexuality Tulane University Law, Business and Finance Brooklyn Law School Journal of Law and Social Justice Boston College Law and Commerce Brooklyn Law School � Journal of Law Psychology and Public Policy University of Pittsburgh University of Arizona � University of Miami School of Law � Law and Education University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law Journal of Legal Commentary University of South Carolina Touro Law Center (category: Local and Suburban Law) Law, Ethics and Public Policy Journal of Legal Medicine University of Notre Dame Law School Southern Illinois University School of Law Law, Gender, and Society Journal Journal of Legislation University of Wisconsin University of Notre Dame Law School Law and Inequality Journal of Legislation and Public Policy University of Minnesota New York University Law Journal Journal of Medicine and Law Appalachian SChool of Law � Michigan State University Arizona State University � Journal of Middle Eastern and Islamic Law University of California—Hastings � University of California—Berkeley Georgetown University Law Center � Loyola University—Chicago � Journal of Opinion New York Law School � Chapman University Law Journal of Race, Religion, Gender & Class Journal of Practical and Clinical Law University of Maryland Thomas M. Cooley Law School Law and Literature Journal for Social Justice Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) DePaul University College of Law Law Observer Journal of Southern Legal History Campbell University Mercer University Law and Politics Journal of Sports & Contemporary Problems University of Texas � Depaul University College of Law University of Virginia � Journal of the Suffolk Academy of Law Law and Psychology St. John’s University University of Alabama Journal of Technology, Law, and Policy Law and Public Policy University of Pittsburgh American University Journal of Technology and Intellectual Property Law Brooklyn Law School Tulane University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Cornell University Journal on Telecommunications and High Technology Law University of Florida—Levin College of Law University of Colorado Georgetown University Law Center Hamline University School of Law Jurimetrics: The Journal of Law, Science and Technology Harvard University Arizona State University College of Law University of Kansas University of New Hampshire School of Law

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Regent University School of Law � University of Kentucky University of Tennessee College of Law � Lewis & Clark Law School Yale Law School Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Marquette University Law Reform University of Maryland University of Michigan University of Memphis Law and Religion University of Miami Hamline University School of Law University of Michigan Michigan State University Law Review Mississippi College School of Law University of Akron University of Missouri—Columbia University of Alabama University of Missouri—Kansas City Albany School of Law University of Nebraska American University University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd Appalachian School of Law School of Law Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School New England Law | Boston Baylor University University of New Hampshire School of Law Boston College Law School New York Law School Boston University School of Law New York University Brooklyn Law School Northern Kentucky University—Chase University of California—Berkeley Northeastern University School of Law University of California—Davis Northwestern University University of California—Irvine University of Notre Dame Law School University of California—Los Angeles Nova Southeastern University California Western University Ohio Northern University Campbell Law School University of Oklahoma Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Oregon Case Western Reserve University Pace University Catholic University of America University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law University of Chicago Penn State Dickinson School of Law Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Pennsylvania University of Cincinnati University of Pittsburgh City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Quinnipiac University University of Colorado Regent University School of Law University of Connecticut Roger Williams University School of Law Cornell University Saint Louis University School of Law University of Dayton Samford University—Cumberland DePaul University College of Law University of San Diego University of Detroit Mercy Santa Clara University Drake University Seattle University School of Law Duke University Seton Hall University School of Law Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University University of South Dakota Emory University South Texas College of Law University of Florida—Levin College of Law University of Southern California Fordham University Southern Illinois University School of Law George Washington University Southern Methodist University Georgetown University Law Center Southwestern Law School University of Georgia Stanford Law School Georgia State University SUNY Buffalo Law School Golden Gate University Stetson University College of Law Hamline University School of Law Suffolk University Law School University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson Syracuse University School of Law Temple University Beasley School of Law Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University University of Tennessee College of Law University of Houston Law Center University of Texas Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Texas Wesleyan School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Kansas

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University of Toledo Law and Trade in the Americas Touro Law Center Southwestern Law School Tulane University University of Utah Legacy (Yearbook) Valparaiso University New England Law | Boston Vanderbilt Law School Legal Ethics Vermont Law School Georgetown University Law Center Villanova University University of Virginia Lega Forum Washburn University School of Law University of Chicago University of Washington Legal Information Institute Bulletin Washington University Cornell University Western State University College of Law Widener University School of Law Legal Profession Willamette University University of Alabama William & Mary Legal Publications William Mitchell College of Law University of Cincinnati University of Wyoming Yale Law School Legal Thought/Studies *University of Baltimore Law and Policy American University � Legislation Brooklyn Law School Harvard University George Mason University � New York University Washington University � University of Notre Dame Law School Seton Hall University School of Law Law and Sexuality University of California—Los Angeles Legislation and Policy Tulane University American University Law and Social Change/Contemporary Problems Litigation Columbia University � *University of Texas *Duke University New York University � Maritime Law University of Pennsylvania � Charleston School of Law University of San Diego � San Francisco University of Southern California � Tulane University Law and Social Justice Matrimonial Law Boston College Law School University of Missouri—Kansas City Law and Technology Media Law Boston University School of Law New York Law School University of California–Berkeley Mental Health Law and Policy Journal University of California—Los Angeles University of Memphis Duke University University of Florida—Levin College of Law National Black Law Journal Harvard University University of California—Los Angeles Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington National Security and Armed Conflict Law Review University of Minnesota University of Miami University of New Hampshire School of Law University of Oklahoma National Security Law Journal University of Richmond George Mason University Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Virginia Natural Resources Yale Law School Appalachian School of Law University of Colorado Law, Technology and Arts Lewis & Clark Law School University of Washington University of New Mexico University of Utah University of Virginia

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New York International Law Review Public Land Law St. John’s University University of Montana � University of Utah � New York Real Estate Law Reporter Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Race and Ethnic Ancestry Law Washington and Lee University Occupational Safety University of New Hampshire School of Law Race and the Law University of Michigan Ocean & Coastal Law University of Maine Race and Poverty Law Journal University of California—Hastings “Opinion” William Mitchell College of Law Race & Social Justice Law Review University of Miami Pacific Basin Law Journal University of California—Los Angeles Recent Environmental Cases University of California—Hastings College of the Law Pacific Rim Law and Policy Journal St. John’s University University of Washington University of Utah Pittsburgh Tax Review Vermont Law School University of Pittsburgh Regulation Political & Civil Rights Journal University of New Hampshire School of Law Temple University Beasley School of Law Yale Law School Poverty Law and Policy Regulatory Law Reporter Georgetown University Law Center University of San Diego Probate Review for Law and Social Change Quinnipiac University New York University Products Liability Rule of Law Journal University of New Hampshire School of Law DePaul University College of Law The Public Contract Law Review San Diego Journal of Climate and Energy Law George Washington University University of San Diego Psychology, Public Policy and Law Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law Jurimetrics Journal University of Miami Arizona State University Public Interest Science/Technology Boston University School of Law Albany Law School University of Connecticut Arizona State University Loyola University—Chicago Boston University School of Law SUNY Buffalo Law School Columbia Law School Washington University University of New Hampshire School of Law Southern Methodist University Public Law/Policy Syracuse University Brigham Young University Temple University Beasley School of Law Brooklyn Law School Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Securities and Exchange Law/Securities Regulation Cornell University The John Marshall Law School University of Florida—Levin College of Law Senior Legislative Watch Georgetown University Law Center University of New Mexico Hamline University School of Law University of New Hampshire School of Law Social Change Saint Louis University School of Law University of Pennsylvania University of San Diego Widener University School of Law Social Justice William & Mary Arizona State University � Duke University � Seattle University School of Law �

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Social Policy and the Law Trusts and Estates American University Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Brooklyn Law School New York University Uniform Commercial Code Northwestern University Boston College Law School University of Virginia University of St. Thomas Law Journal Space Law University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) University of Mississippi Urban Law Fordham University Sports and Entertainment Law Journal � Arizona State University University of Missouri—Kansas City � Sports Law Journal Venture Capital Law Tulane University University of Michigan Villanova University Virginia Capital Case Clearinghouse Washington and Lee University Sports Law Review Marquette University Willamette Law Online Willamette University Stanford Law and Policy Review Stanford Law School Women/Women’s Rights University of California—Hastings College of the Law Stanford Law School and Visual Media Project University of California—Los Angeles Stanford Law School Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Syracuse Journal of International Law and Commerce DePaul University College of Law Syracuse University Harvard University Rutgers State University School of Law—Newark Tax Law University of Southern California University of Akron University of Texas *University of Alabama William & Mary University of Detroit Mercy University of Wisconsin University of Florida—Levin College of Law Georgetown University Law Center University of Miami School of Law New York University University of Virginia Technology Law Review University of Florida—Levin College of Law Stanford Law School Telecommunications California Western University Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Telecommunications and Technology Law Review University of Michigan Texas Wesleyan Journal of Real Property Law Texas Wesleyan School of Law Transportation Law University of Denver Transnational Law Brooklyn Law School Columbia University Vanderbilt Law School Trial Advocacy *Samford University—Cumberland Suffolk University Law School

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1 L Tutors Advocates for the Homeless Georgetown University Law Center University of Pennsylvania [note: Group actually called Penn Advocates for the Homeless] Acapellants Stanford Law School Aerospace Law and Policy Association University of Colorado Achieving A Barrier-Free Legal Education (ABLE) University of Florida—Levin College of Law African Justice Initiative American University Action for Better Living University of Virginia African Law Students Association Columbia University Action for Human Rights New York University American University African-American Law Students Association Actual Innocence Society Saint Louis University School of Law Syracuse University University of Texas Administrative Law Review African Legal Scholars Association American University Thomas M. Cooley Law School ADR Advocacy Association African Public Interest Law Society Texas Wesleyan School of Law Washington University Advanced Degree Student Association Ag Law Society Stanford Law School Drake University Advocacy Honors Board University of Florida—Levin College of Law California Western University Penn State Dickinson School of Law Advocates Against Cancer Agape Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) City University of New York—(CUNY) School of Law Advocates for the Arts Aggie Law Students University of Washington Southern Methodist University Advocates for Battered Women Agricultural Law Society Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of California—Davis Advocates for Child Law Awareness Ahahui O Hawaii University of Dayton University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson School of Law Advocates for Children Ohio State University Aids Law Movement Georgetown University Law Center Advocates for Human Rights Cornell University Albanian Student Association University of Kansas Suffolk University Law School Advocates for Kids Alternate Dispute Resolution Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Brooklyn Law School University of Oregon Advocates for Life Syracuse University Catholic University of America Georgetown University Law Center All Women’s Coalition University of Kansas City University of New York—(CUNY) School of Law Advocates for Public Interest Alliance for Equality University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson Charleston School of Law School of Law

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The Alliance (Gay & Lesbian Alliance) Arizona State University College of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Arkansas—Little Rock Roger Williams University School of Law Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Boston College Law School Alliance for Gender Equality Boston University School of Law Columbia University Brooklyn Law School Alpine Society University of California—Davis Columbia University University of California—Hastings University of California—Los Angeles School of Law Alternative Dispute Resolution Society/Board Campbell Law School American University Capital University—Campbell Law School Catholic University of America Case Western Reserve University Chapman University Catholic University of America Charleston School of Law Chapman University University of Cincinnati Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Colorado University of Cincinnati University of Denver City University of New York—(CUNY) School of Law Drake University Cleveland—Marshall Emory University University of Colorado Fordham University Cornell University George Mason University Creighton University Georgetown University Law Center University of Denver Georgia State University DePaul University College of Law University of Maryland University of Detroit Mercy University of Miami University of District of Columbia School of Law Michigan State University Drake University University of Missouri—Columbia Duke University New England Law | Boston Duquesne University Northeastern University School of Law Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Quinnipiac University Emory University Regent University School of Law University of Florida—Levin College of Law Santa Clara University Florida Coastal School of Law University of South Dakota Florida State University SUNY Buffalo Law School Fordham University Suffolk University Law School Georgetown University Law Center Touro Law Center University of Georgia University of Toledo Georgia State University Tulane Law School Golden Gate University Widener University School of Law Hamline University School of Law William & Mary University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson Alpha Epsilon Lambda School of Law University of Miami University of Houston Law Center University of Illinois Alternative Legal Narratives Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington SUNY Buffalo Law School Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis American Association for Justice The John Marshall Law School Appalachian School of Law University of Kansas Washburn University School of Law University of Kentucky Widener University School of Law Lewis & Clark Law School University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law —Law Student Division Louisiana State University University of Akron Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Alabama Loyola University—Chicago Albany Law School Marquette University American University University of Maryland Appalachian School of Law University of Memphis University of Arizona College of Law Mercer University

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University of Miami Touro Law Center Michigan State University Tulane University University of Mississippi University of Tulsa Mississippi College School of Law Valparaiso University University of Missouri—Columbia Vanderbilt Law School University of Missouri—Kansas City Vermont Law School University of Montana Villanova University University of Nebraska University of Virginia New England Law|Boston Wake Forest University University of New Hampshire School of Law Washburn University School of Law New York Law School University of Washington University of North Carolina Washington and Lee North Carolina Central University School West Virginia University Northeastern University School of Law Western New England College Northern Illinois University Western State University Northern Kentucky University—Chase Widener University School of Law University of Notre Dame Law School Willamette University North Carolina Central University William & Mary Northwestern University William Mitchell College of Law Ohio Northern University American Civil Liberties Union Ohio State University University of Akron University of Oklahoma University of Alabama Oklahoma City University University of Arizona University of Oregon University of Arkansas—Little Rock Pace University Boston University School of Law University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Brooklyn Law School Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of California—Davis University of Pennsylvania Capital University Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico Case Western Reserve University Quinnipiac University University of Chicago Regent University School of Law City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of Richmond University of Colorado St. John’s University Columbia University St. Thomas University University of Connecticut Samford University—Cumberland University of Denver University of San Diego University of Detroit Mercy University of San Francisco Drake University Saint Louis University School of Law Duke University Santa Clara University Florida State University Seattle University School of Law George Mason University University of South Carolina George Washington University University of South Dakota Georgetown University Law Center South Texas College of Law Golden Gate University University of Southern California University of Houston Law Center Southern Illinois University School of Law University of Illinois Southern Methodist University Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Southwestern Law School Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Stanford Law School University of Kentucky Stetson University College of Law Lewis & Clark Law School Suffolk University Law School Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Syracuse University University of Maryland Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Miami University of Tennessee University of Michigan University of Texas Michigan State University Texas Wesleyan School of Law Mississippi College School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Missouri—Columbia University of Toledo University of Missouri—Kansas City

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University of Montana University of Colorado New England Law|Boston Columbia University University of New Mexico University of Connecticut New York Law School Cornell University New York University University of Dayton North Carolina Central University University of Denver Northeastern University School of Law DePaul University College of Law Northwestern University University of Detroit Mercy University of Notre Dame Law School Drake University Ohio Northern University Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University University of Oklahoma Emory University Oklahoma City University Fordham University University of Pittsburgh George Mason University Quinnipiac University George Washington University St. Mary’s University Georgetown University Law Center University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) University of Georgia Santa Clara University Georgia State University Seattle University School of Law Golden Gate University University of Southern California Hofstra Law School Southwestern Law School University of Houston Law Center Suffolk University Law School University if Illinois Texas Wesleyan School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Iowa Touro Law Center University of Kansas Tulane University Law School Lewis & Clark Law School Valparaiso University University of Maine School of Law University of Virginia University of Maryland Wake Forest University University of Memphis Washburn University School of Law University of Miami University of Washington University of Michigan Washington University University of Mississippi Washington and Lee University of Missouri—Columbia Western New England College University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd Widener’s University School of Law School of Law New England Law|Boston American Constitution Society University of New Hampshire School of Law University of Alabama New York University American University Northeastern University School of Law Appalachian School of Law University of Notre Dame Law School University of Arkansas—Little Rock Nova Southeastern University Boston College Law School Ohio State University Boston University School of Law University of Oklahoma Brooklyn Law School University of Oregon University of California—Berkeley Pace University University of California—Davis University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law University of California—Hastings University of Pennsylvania University of California—Irvine Quinnipiac University University of California—Los Angeles Roger Williams University School of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Saint Louis University School of Law Catholic University of America University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Chapman University Samford University—Cumberland Charleston School of Law Santa Clara University Case Western Reserve University Seattle University School of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Seton Hall University School of Law University of Chicago University of Southern California Chicago—Kent College of Law Southern Methodist University City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Stanford Law School

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University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Suffolk University Law School University of Kentucky SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law Syracuse University University of Maine Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Memphis Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Miami Thomas M. Cooley Law School Michigan State University University of Toledo Mississippi College School of Law Touro Law Center University of Mississippi Tulane University University of Nebraska University of Utah Northern Kentucky University—Chase Valparaiso University Ohio Northern University University of Virginia Oklahoma City University (2) University of Washington University of Pennsylvania Washington University Regent University School of Law Widener University School of Law University of Richmond Willamette University Saint Louis University School of Law William & Mary St. Mary’s University William Mitchell College of Law St. Thomas University University of Wisconsin South Texas College of Law Yale Law School Southern Methodist University Stetson University College of Law American Constitution Society for Law and Policy Temple University Beasley School of Law Valparaiso University University of Tennessee American Health Lawyers Association Touro Law Center New England Law|Boston Tulane University University of Tulsa American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) Wake Forest University Santa Clara University Washburn University School of Law American Indian Law Students Association (AILSA) William & Mary See also (NALSA) William Mitchell College of Law University of Arizona American-Irish Society Boston University School of Law New England Law|Boston University of California—Los Angeles University of Minnesota American Japanese Law Students Alliance University of Notre Dame Law School Georgetown University Law Center University of North Carolina American Latin & Hispanic Law Students Alliance University of North Dakota University of Nebraska University of Oklahoma Southwestern Law School American Trial Lawyers Association University of Tulsa University of Arkansas—Little Rock William Mitchell College of Law Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Brooklyn Law School American Inns of Court University of Detroit Mercy Albany Law School Fordham University University of Arkansas—Little Rock Lewis & Clark Law School Chapman University Mercer University Charleston School of Law Mississippi College School of Law Creighton University University of New Hampshire School of Law University of Detroit Mercy Roger Williams University School of Law Drake University Saint Louis University School of Law University of Florida—Levin College of Law Santa Clara University George Mason University Southern Methodist University University of Georgia Southwestern Law School University of Hawaii (James S. Burns Aloha SUNY Buffalo Law School Chapter, American Inns of Court IV) Stetson University College of Law University of Illinois Tulane University

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Wake Forest University Texas Wesleyan School of Law Washington University William Mitchell College of Law Western State University Animal Law Project Widener University School of Law University of Pennsylvania Amnesty International Animal Law Students Association University of Alabama Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Boston College Brooklyn Law School Animal Legal Defense Fund University of California—Berkeley University of Arkansas—Little Rock University of California—Hastings Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School California Western University Brooklyn Law School Chicago—Kent College of Law University of California—Hastings University of Cincinnati Case Western Reserve University Columbia University University of Connecticut University of Denver Cornell University University of Detroit Mercy University of Denver University of Florida—Levin College of Law University of Detroit Mercy George Washington University Drake University Georgetown University Law Center Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Gonzaga University Georgetown University Law Center Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Golden Gate University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Gonzaga University The John Marshall Law School Hamline University School of Law Michigan State University University of Kansas University of North Carolina Lewis & Clark Law School Northwestern University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of Miami University of Pittsburgh Michigan State University University of San Diego University of Missouri—Columbia Santa Clara University Northeastern University School of Law University of Southern California Ohio State University Southwestern Law School Penn State Dickinson School of Law Stetson University College of Law Santa Clara University Temple University Beasley School of Law Seattle University School of Law Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Thomas M. Cooley Law School Stanford Law School Valparaiso University Stetson University College of Law Vanderbilt Law School Suffolk University Law School Villanova University Touro Law Center Washington and Lee (a university-wide chapter) Vermont Law School West Virginia University Villanova University William Mitchell College of Law Widener University School of Law William & Mary Anarchist Collective Yale Law School George Washington University Animal Rights Society Animal Defense League Brooklyn Law School George Mason University University of California—Berkeley Roger Williams University School of Law University of California—Los Angeles Animal Law Association/Forum/Society Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of California—Davis University of Chicago University of California—Los Angeles Chicago—Kent College of Law Chapman University Columbia University University of Missouri—Kansas City University of Florida—Levin College of Law New England Law|Boston Florida Coastal School of Law Saint Louis University School of Law University of Georgia

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Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Mississippi College School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis SUNY Buffalo Law School Lewis & Clark Law School Armenian Law Students Association University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law University of California—Hastings University of Maryland Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd University of Southern California School of Law Southwestern Law School Northwestern University University of Oklahoma Art & Cultural Heritage Legal Society Pace University DePaul University College of Law Quinnipiac University South Texas College of Law Art & Law Forum Southwestern Law School University of Oregon Tulane University Art Law Society/Association Vermont Law School Boston College *Western State University College of Law Boston University School of Law Appalachian Law Society Brooklyn Law School University of Kentucky Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Northern Kentucky University—Chase Drake University University of Memphis Appellate Advocacy Council University of Missouri—Kansas City Ohio State University Seton Hall University School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of Southern California Tulane University Appellate Moot Court Board Villanova University University of Alabama University of Utah University of Arkansas—Little Rock Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Arts, Entertainment & Sports Law Society University of California—Berkeley See also Entertainment Law, Sports Law and Sports Chapman University and Entertainment Law DePaul University College of Law University of Alabama Mercer University Boston College Law School Michigan State University Boston University School of Law Ohio Northern University Brooklyn Law School Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of California—Davis University of San Diego University of California—Hastings College of Law Vermont Law School University of California—Los Angeles School of Law Willamette University Capital University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Appropriate Dispute Resolution Board Chapman University University of Oregon Columbia University Arab Chaldean Law Student Association (ACLSA) University of Connecticut University of Detroit Mercy Cornell University University of Detroit Mercy Arab Law Students Association Duquesne University American University University of Florida—Levin College of Law Georgetown University Law Center Florida Coastal School of Law Southwestern Law School Florida State University University of Toledo Fordham University ASU Graduate and Professional Student Association George Mason University Arizona State University George Washington University Georgetown University Law Center Arlington Young Lawyers Association Georgia State University Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Georgia Armed Forces Society/Caucus Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Gonzaga University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Loyola Law School—Los Angeles

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University of Maryland University of Kansas University of Miami Lewis & Clark Law School University of Michigan Loyola University—Chicago Mississippi College School of Law Mercer University University of Nebraska School of Law University of Minnesota University of North Carolina University of Missouri—Columbia North Carolina Central University University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd Northwestern University School of Law Pace University New York Law School University of Pennsylvania University of North Carolina University of Richmond Northeastern University School of Law Saint Louis University School of Law University of Notre Dame Law School St. Thomas University Pace University University of San Francisco University of Pittsburgh Seattle University School of Law Rutgers State University School of Law—Newark Southern Illinois University School of Law St. John’s University Southwestern Law School Saint Louis University School of Law SUNY Buffalo Law School Samford University—Cumberland Stetson University College of Law Santa Clara University University of Texas Seton Hall University School of Law Touro Law Center Southern Methodist University Tulane Law School Southwestern Law School University of Tulsa St. Mary’s University University of Virginia Stetson University College of Law Wake Forest University Syracuse University Widener University School of Law University of Texas Western State University College of Law Texas Tech University Touro Law Center Asian American Law Student Association (AALSA) Vanderbilt Law School See also (PILSA) Vermont Law School University of Akron Washburn University School of Law Albany Law School University of Washington University of Arizona Washington University Boston University School of Law Washington and Lee Brooklyn Law School Western New England College University of California—Los Angeles Whittier Law School Capital University William & Mary Chapman University City University of New York—(CUNY) School of Law Asian Law Society Cleveland—Marshall Cornell University Columbia University Mercer University University of Connecticut University of Michigan Cornell University New York University University of Dayton Asian Law Student Association University of Denver Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School University of District of Columbia School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Duke University Emory University Asian Pacific American Law Students Association (APALSA) University of Florida—Levin College of Law (See also APILSA) George Washington University Albany Law School University of Georgia American University Georgia State University Arizona State University College of Law Golden Gate University University of Arkansas—Little Rock Hamline University School of Law Boston College University of Houston Law Center Boston University School of Law University of Illinois Brooklyn Law School The John Marshall Law School University of California—Berkeley

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University of California—Davis Southwestern Law School University of California—Hastings University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) University of California—Irvine SUNY Buffalo Law School Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Suffolk University Law School Case Western Reserve University Temple University Beasley School of Law Catholic University of America Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Chicago Thomas M. Cooley Law School Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Toledo University of Cincinnati Touro Law Center City University of New York—(CUNY) School of Law Tulane University University of Colorado Vermont Law School Columbia University Villanova University Cornell University University of Virginia DePaul University College of Law University of Washington Drake University Washington University Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Western State University Florida Coastal School of Law Widener University School of Law Fordham University William Mitchell College of Law George Mason University University of Wisconsin George Washington University Yale Law School Georgetown University Law Center Asian Pacific Islander Law Caucus Golden Gate University Gonzaga University Hofstra Law School Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Asian and Pacific Islander Law Students Association (See also Lewis & Clark Law School APALSA) Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of California—Los Angeles Loyola University—Chicago University of Missouri—Kansas City University of Maryland Seattle University School of Law University of Miami Stanford Law School University of Michigan Michigan State University ASL Recycles University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd Appalachian School of Law School of Law Assault and Battery New England Law|Boston University of Texas University of New Hampshire School of Law New York University Association of Business Law Students Northeastern University School of Law University of Florida—Levin College of Law Northwestern University Nova Southeastern University Nova Southeastern University Seattle University School of Law Ohio Northern University University of Miami Association of Caribbean Ohio State University Law Students (ACLS) University of Oklahoma University of Oregon Association of Cuban Americans University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Georgetown University Law Center Penn State Dickinson School of Law Association of Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law University of Pennsylvania (AIPEL) Quinnipiac University University of Missouri—Columbia Roger Williams University School of Law University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Association of International Law University of San Diego William Mitchell College of Law University of San Francisco Association of International Petroleum Negotiators Santa Clara University University of Houston Law Center Seton Hall University School of Law University of Oklahoma South Texas College of Law Southern Methodist University University of Southern California Southern Illinois University School of Law Association for Law and Politics Southern Methodist University Southern Methodist University

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Association of Legislative Law Northern Kentucky University—Chase University of Maryland Nova Southeastern University Ohio State University Association for Non-Traditional Law Students University of Oklahoma Quinnipiac University Oklahoma City University Association of Prosecutors Pace University University of Houston Law Center Penn State Dickinson School of Law Mercer University Quinnipiac University University of Richmond Association of Public Interest Saint Louis University School of Law University of Florida—Levin College of Law St. Thomas University Florida Coastal School of Law Samford University—Cumberland George Mason University University of San Diego Roger Williams University School of Law Seton Hall University School of Law Southern Methodist University Southern Methodist University Association of Students for Kids (ASK) Southwestern Law School University of California—Hastings School of the Law SUNY Buffalo Law School Syracuse University Association of Trial Lawyers University of Tennessee University of Akron University of Texas University of Alabama Texas Wesleyan School of Law Appalachian School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Arizona State University College of Law Touro Law Center Brooklyn Law School Tulane University University of California—Berkeley University of Tulsa California Western University Valparaiso University Capital University Vanderbilt Law School Chicago—Kent College of Law Wake Forest University University of District of Columbia School of Law Western State University Duquesne University Whittier Law School Emory University University of Wyoming University of Florida—Levin College of Law Florida Coastal School of Law Association of Women in Law Appalachian George Mason University Appalachian School of Law University of Georgia Association of Women Law Students Georgia State University University of Alabama Golden Gate University University of Arkansas—Little Rock Hofstra Law School Brooklyn Law School University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law School of Law Fordham University Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Georgia State University The John Marshall Law School University of Houston Law Center University of Kentucky Thomas M. Cooley Law School Lewis & Clark Law School University of Memphis University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law Mercer University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Missouri—Kansas City Mercer University University of New Hampshire School of Law Michigan State University Northwestern University University of Mississippi University of Richmond Mississippi College School of Law Saint Louis University School of Law University of Missouri—Columbia Vermont Law School University of Montana University of Wyoming University of Nebraska Yale Law School University of New Hampshire School of Law New York Law School Association of Western Students University of North Carolina The John Marshall Law School University of North Dakota

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ASU Graduate and Professional Student Assn. Beer Appreciation Society for International Camaraderie Arizona State University College of Law Georgetown University Law Center New York University Athletics Committee New England Law | Boston Beyond a Reasonable Stout University of Pennsylvania Aviation Law Society Charleston School of Law Big Brother/Big Sister Stetson University College of Law University of California—Davis Case Western Reserve University Aviation and Space Law Society University of Missouri—Kansas City Southwestern Law School University of Nebraska Bahá’l Law Student Association Temple University Beasley School of Law University of California—Davis Vermont Law School Ballroom Dance Club Bike Club University of California—Hastings City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Vermont Law School Bill of Rights—Student Division Bankruptcy Society (or Bankruptcy Law Society) William and Mary Brooklyn Law School Bioethics and Biotech Law Society University of Michigan Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Oregon University of Pennsylvania Texas Wesleyan School of Law Bioethics and Law Society Bar Review Cornell University University of California—Davis University of Pennsylvania Barely Legal Theatre Biotechnology Law Group Washington University University of Pennsylvania Barker’s Guild Santa Clara University Stanford Law School Bisexual Gay Lesbian Law Students ’s Council Santa Clara University University of Colorado Black Law Students Association (BLSA) Barrister’s Guild University of Akron University of Connecticut University of Alabama Southern Methodist University Albany Law School Yale Law School American University Appalachian School of Law Basketball Association Arizona State University Appalachian School of Law (ASL Basketball Game) University of Arizona College of the Law Brooklyn Law School University of Arkansas—Little Rock University of California—College of the Law Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Michigan State University Boston College Law School University of Pennsylvania [note: Actual name is Boston University School of Law Penn Law Basketball League] Brooklyn Law School Touro Law Center University of California—Davis Basketball Club University of California—Hastings Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of California—Irvine City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of California—Los Angeles University of New Hampshire School of Law California Western University Suffolk University Law School Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Charleston School of Law Battered Women’s Legal Project University of Cincinnati Brooklyn Law School Campbell Law School University of North Carolina Capital University B.Y.O.B. (Be Your Own Boss) Case Western Reserve University Georgia State University Catholic University of America

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University of Chicago Mississippi College School of Law Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Missouri—Columbia City University of New York—(CUNY) School of Law University of Missouri—Kansas City Cleveland—Marshall University of Nebraska University of Colorado University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd Columbia University School of Law University of Connecticut New England Law|Boston Cornell University University of New Hampshire School of Law Creighton University University of New Mexico (BALSA) University of Dayton New York Law School University of Denver New York University DePaul University College of Law North Carolina Central University University of Detroit Mercy University of North Carolina University of District of Columbia School of Law Northeastern University School of Law Drake University Northern Illinois University Duke University Northern Kentucky University—Chase Duquesne University Northwestern University Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University University of Notre Dame Law School Emory University Nova Southeastern University University of Florida—Levin College of Law Ohio Northern University Florida Coastal School of Law Ohio State University Florida State University University of Oklahoma Fordham University Oklahoma City University George Mason University University of Oregon George Washington University Pace University University of Georgia University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Georgetown University Law Center Penn State Dickinson School of Law Georgia State University University of Pennsylvania Golden Gate University University of Pittsburgh Gonzaga University Quinnipiac University Georgia University Regent University School of Law Hamline University School of Law University of Richmond University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson Roger Williams University School of Law School of Law St. Mary’s University Hofstra Law School St. John’s University University of Houston Law Center Saint Louis University School of Law University of Illinois University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington St. Thomas University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Samford University—Cumberland The John Marshall Law School University of San Diego University of Kansas University of San Francisco University of Kentucky Santa Clara University Lewis & Clark Law School Seattle University School of Law Louisiana State University Seton Hall University School of Law University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law University of South Carolina Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of South Dakota Loyola University—Chicago South Texas College of Law University of Maine University of Southern California Marquette University Southern Illinois University School of Law University of Maryland Southern Methodist University University of Memphis Southwestern Law School Mercer University University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) University of Miami Stanford Law School University of Michigan SUNY Buffalo Law School Michigan State University Stetson University College of Law University of Minnesota Suffolk University Law School University of Mississippi Syracuse University

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Temple University Beasley School of Law Villanova University University of Tennessee Widener University School of Law Texas Tech University The Brenon Society Texas Wesleyan School of Law The John Marshall Law School Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Toledo Brewers Guild Touro Law Center Lewis & Clark Law School Tulane University University of Tulsa Bridge Club Valparaiso University Georgetown University Law Center Vanderbilt Law School Brightline Vermont Law School Georgetown University Law Center Villanova University University of Virginia Broadly Speaking (NSU Law Student Newspaper) Wake Forest University Nova Southeastern University Washburn University School of Law Brother’s Forum University of Washington Georgetown University Law Center Washington University Washington and Lee Buffalo Public Interest Law Program West Virginia University SUNY Buffalo Law School Western New England College Business Interest Society Western State University Florida State University Whittier Law School Widener University School of Law Business Law Association/Society William & Mary University of Alabama William Mitchell College of Law American University University of Wisconsin Boston College Law School Yale Law School Boston University School of Law Brooklyn Law School Board of Advocates University of California—Hastings University of California—Berkeley University of California—Los Angeles University of Missouri—Columbia Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Oklahoma Charleston School of Law St. Mary’s University University of Colorado South Texas College of Law Cornell University Southern Methodist University University of Dayton Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Denver University of Texas DePaul University College of Law University of Wyoming University of Detroit Mercy Board of Student Advisors University of District of Columbia School of Law Boston College Drake University Duquesne University Bone Marrow Drive Committee George Mason University William & Mary George Washington University Book Club Georgia State University University of California—Davis University of Georgia Hamline University School of Law Bowling Club Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Georgetown University Law Center Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Pennsylvania (Penn Law Bowling League) Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Boxing Club University of Kansas University of Pennsylvania Lewis & Clark Law School Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Brehon Law Society Loyola University—Chicago Cornell University University of Maine Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University University of Maryland Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Memphis

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Mercer University California Republican Lawyers Association University of Miami University of California—Davis University of Michigan Chapman University Michigan State University Campaign for Justice in the Middle East (JME) University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd Pace University School of Law New York Law School Campbell Moot Court Competition Northeastern University School of Law University of Alabama University of Notre Dame Law School University of Michigan Ohio State University University of Pittsburgh Canada–U.S. Law Institute Regent University School of Law Case Western Reserve University Saint Louis University School of Law Canadian Content University of San Diego New York University University of San Francisco Stetson University College of Law Canadian Law Students Association University of Southern California Michigan State University Suffolk University Law School Northern Illinois University Temple University Beasley School of Law SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Tennessee Thomas M. Cooley Law School Texas Wesleyan School of Law Capitalist Law Student Association University of Toledo University of California—Los Angeles Touro Law Center Tulane University Cardozo Jewish Legal Society University of Utah University of Miami Valparaiso University Careers with Academic Club Vanderbilt Law School University of Pennsylvania University of Virginia University of Washington Career Services Board *Western State University College of Law University of Alabama William & Mary Caribbean Law Students Business and Corporate Law Society Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School DePaul University College of Law University of Florida—Levin School of Law University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Georgetown University Law Center Nova Southeastern University Business and Finance Society Ohio State University Brooklyn Law School Thomas M. Cooley Law School Business Interest Group Catholic Law Students Northeastern University School of Law University of California—Davis University of Cincinnati Business and Investment Law Society Fordham University Chapman University Georgetown University Law Center Business Law Society Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Oklahoma Loyola University—Chicago Marquette University Business Law Students Association University of Miami Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University University of Michigan Business and Securities Law Society University of Pennsylvania Quinnipiac University Samford University—Cumberland St. Thomas University Business and Tax Law Society/Association University of Texas University of Missouri—Kansas City University of Wisconsin Catholic Law Students Association Georgetown University Law Center Cal Alumni for BBQ and Football University of California—Hastings Catholic Tutor Corps University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN)

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Celtic Law Students Society Children’s Justice Project Albany Law School University of Wisconsin Brooklyn Law School Children’s Law Society Nova Southeastern University Loyola University—Chicago Center for Human Rights and Justice Suffolk University Law School Seattle University School of Law Children’s Rights Association University of Washington City University of New York—(CUNY) School of Law Center for Law & Science Society Hamline University School of Law DePaul University College of Law Children’s Rights Institute Chabad Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Central & East Europe & Newly Independent States Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Student Org. China Law and Policy Association American University Stanford Law School Chabad Chinese American Law Students Association Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Washington Chess Club Chinese Law Society Brooklyn Law School Boston University School of Law University of California—Hastings University of California—Berkeley Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of California—Hastings University of Dayton University of California—Los Angeles Georgetown University Law Center University of Chicago Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of Connecticut University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Georgetown University Law Center Chicago Bar Association Student Division Michigan Stare University University of Illinois Christian Fellowship/Legal Society/Law Students Loyola University—Chicago University of Alabama Chicago Law Foundation American University University of Chicago Appalachian School of Law University of Arizona College of Law Chicano/Latino Law Student Association Arizona State University College of Law Arizona State University College of Law Appalachian School of Law William Mitchell College of Law University of Alabama Child Action (Advocacy) Arizona State University University of Arizona University of Arkansas—Little Rock Brooklyn Law School Baylor University Georgetown University Law Center Boston College Law School Georgia State University Boston University School of Law New York Law School Brooklyn Law School University of North Carolina University of California—Berkeley University of California—Davis Child and Family Law Association University of Oregon University of California—Los Angeles Campbell Law School Children and Family Law Student Society Capital University Charleston School of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Washburn University School of Law Catholic University of America Chapman University Children’s Advocacy Organization Brooklyn Law School Charleston School of Law University of California—Irvine Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Denver University of Chicago Drake University University of Cincinnati Gonzaga University University of Colorado University of Notre Dame Law School Columbia University Villanova University University of Connecticut William & Mary Cornell University

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Creighton University University of Notre Dame Law School University of Dayton Nova Southeastern University University of Denver Ohio Northern University Drake University Ohio State University Duke University University of Oklahoma Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Oklahoma City University Emory University University of Oregon University of Florida—Levin College of Law Penn State Dickinson School of Law Florida Coastal School of Law University of Pennsylvania Florida State University University of Pittsburgh George Mason University Regent University School of Law George Washington University University of Richmond Georgetown University Law Center Saint Louis University School of Law University of Georgia St. Mary’s University Georgia State University University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Golden Gate University St. Thomas University Hamline University School of Law University of San Diego University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson Santa Clara University School of Law Seattle University School of Law Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University University of South Carolina University of Houston Law Center University of South Dakota University of Idaho South Texas College of Law University of Illinois University of Southern California Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Southern Illinois University School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Southern Methodist University University of Iowa Southwestern Law School University of Kansas Samford University—Cumberland University of Kentucky Stanford Law School Lewis & Clark Law School Stetson University College of Law Louisiana State University Suffolk University Law School University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law Syracuse University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Temple University Beasley School of Law Marquette University University of Tennessee University of Maryland University of Texas University of Memphis Texas Tech University Mercer University Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Miami Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Michigan University of Toledo Michigan State University Touro Law Center University of Minnesota Tulane University University of Mississippi University of Tulsa Mississippi College School of Law Valparaiso University University of Missouri—Columbia Vanderbilt Law School University of Missouri—Kansas City Villanova University University of Montana University of Virginia University of Nebraska Wake Forest University University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd Washburn University School of Law School of Law University of Washington New England Law |Boston Washington University University of New Hampshire School of Law Washington and Lee New York Law School Western New England College New York University Western State University University of North Carolina West Virginia University North Carolina Central University Widener University School of Law University of North Dakota Willamette University Northern Illinois University William & Mary Northern Kentucky University—Chase William Mitchell College of Law Northwestern University University of Wisconsin

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University of Wyoming Coalition for Diversity Yale Law School University of California—Berkeley University of California—Davis Civ Throw (Ultimate Frisbee) Yale Law School University of Pennsylvania Coalition for Legal Recruiting Civil and Comparative Law Society New York University University of Miami Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty Civil Legal Advice & Resource Office Student Action Group University of Notre Dame Law School Brooklyn Law School Coastal Association of Public Interest Law Civil Liberties Union Florida Coastal School of Law University of Arizona Boston University School of Law Co-Counsel (Spouses Group) Cornell University Civil Rights & Civil Liberties Society Stanford Law School College Republicans—Law Student Division Willamette University University of Denver Seattle University School of Law Civil Rights Law Project University of Pennsylvania Colorado Law Student Parents Group University of Colorado Civil Rights Law Students Association University of Alabama Colorado Natural Resources, Energy and Environmental Law Columbia University University of Colorado Clara Foltz Feminist Association Columbia Criminal Law and Public Policy Society (CLAPPS) University of California—Hastings Columbia University Class Development Council Columbia Real Estate Law Society University of Tennessee Columbia University Classical Music Society Columbia Strategic Simulation Society University of Michigan Columbia University Client Advocacy/Counseling Board Columbian Law School News Creighton University Columbia University Duquesne University Columbian Law Students Association Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis City University of New York—(CUNY) School of Law University of Nebraska University of Richmond Commercial Law Society University of Tulsa Mercer University Vermont Law School Committee Against Institutional Racism Client Skills Board Northeastern University School of Law Stetson University College of Law Committee on National Security Club Basketballl Georgetown University Law Center Georgetown University Law Center Communication, Entertainment and Sports Law Association Coalition Advocacy for Transportation Solutions Boston University School of Law Lewis & Clark Law School Communications Law Society Coalition Against Domestic Violence American University City University of New York—(CUNY) School of Law George Washington University Communications Law and Policy Society Syracuse University Coalition Against Environmental Racism University of Oregon Communications Law Students Association Catholic University of America Coalition Against Gendered Violence Duke University Community Legal Education Project Harvard University University of Nebraska Community Outreach Opportunity League University of Arkansas—Little Rock University of California—Berkeley 213 S t u d e n t O r g a n i z a t i O n S

Community Service Organization University of Connecticut Samford University—Cumberland Cornell University Duquesne University Community Volunteer Program University of Florida—Levin College of Law Cornell University George Washington University Fordham University Georgetown University Law Center Comparative Law Forum Golden Gate University University of San Diego Hofstra Law School University of Illinois Computer and High Technology Law Journal University of Houston Law Center Santa Clara University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Computer Law Society Northwestern University Georgia State University Seton Hall University School of Law Western New England College Southern Methodist University University of Southern California Conexiones Syracuse University University of Detroit Mercy Villanova University Conservative Legal Scholars Society Washington University Oklahoma City University Corporate and Securities Law Concilio Cubano Brooklyn Law School City University of New York—(CUNY) School of Law University of Connecticut Constitution Law Corpus Juris Society William Mitchell College of Law Penn State Dickinson School of Law Constitution Law Debate Program Council for Alternative Resolution Brooklyn Law School South Texas College of Law Constitutional Law Society Council of Graduate Students (COGS) University of Missouri—Kansas City Regent University School of Law Construction and Real Estate Law Association Council of Student Representatives University of Colorado University of Pennsylvania University of Denver Cricket Association Consumer Attorneys Association Suffolk University Law School Southwestern Law School Crime Victims Rights Alliance Consumer Law Society Lewis & Clark Law School Georgetown University Law Center Criminal Justice Society/Association Contemplative Law Society Boston College Law School Georgetown University Law Center Boston University School of Law California Western University Cooperative Income Sharing Program Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Northeastern University School of Law Cornell University Corporate and Business Law Society Drake University Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Georgetown University Law Center Pace University Corporate and Commercial Law Society Seattle University School of Law Pace University Syracuse University University of Toledo Corporate Governance Society University of Utah University of Denver Criminal Law Brief Corporate Law Society American University Arizona State University College of Law Boston University School of Law Criminal Law Association/Society Brooklyn Law School University of Akron Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Alabama

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American University Seton Hall University School of Law Appalachian School of Law University of South Carolina University of Arkansas—Little Rock Southern Methodist University Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Southwestern Law School University of California—Berkeley University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) University of California—Davis Stanford Law School University of California—Irvine SUNY Buffalo Law School Catholic University of America University of Tennessee Chapman University Touro Law Center Charleston School of Law Tulane University University of Chicago Vanderbilt Law School University of Cincinnati Villanova University City University of New York (CUNY) School of law University of Virginia Columbia University Washington University University of Dayton Western New England College University of Denver Western State University University of Detroit Mercy Widener University School of Law Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Criminal Prosecution Society Emory University University of Colorado University of Florida—Levin College of Law Florida Coastal School of Law Critical Legal Studies Association George Mason University University of Southern California Georgetown University Law Center Critical Legal Studies Reading Group George Washington University Hamline University School of Law Georgia State University Hamline University School of Law City University of New York Law Mississippi Project Hofstra Law School City University of New York—(CUNY) School of Law University of Illinois Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Critical Race Theory Reading Group The John Marshall Law School University of Michigan University of Kansas Cross-Culture Society Lewis & Clark Law School University of Pennsylvania Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Maryland Cuba Legal Studies Group Mercer University New York University University of Miami Cultural Heritage Law Society University of Michigan University of Michigan University of Mississippi University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd Cultural Property Law Association School of Law Suffolk University Law School New York Law School Culture of Life Legal Society Northeastern University School of Law George Washington University Nova Southeastern University Ohio Northern University Curianonoris (Honor Society) Ohio State University Samford University—Cumberland University of Oregon Custody and Support Assistance University of Pittsburgh University of Pennsylvania Quinnipiac University University of Richmond Cyber Law Society/Association Roger Williams University School of Law Brooklyn Law School St. John’s University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Saint Louis University School of Law University of Dayton St. Mary’s University Georgetown University Law Center University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Northwestern University University of San Diego Cycling Club Santa Clara University University of Pennsylvania

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Dallas Association of Young Bankruptcy Lawyers Decalogue Society Texas Wesleyan School of Law DePaul University College of Law The John Marshall Law School Dallas Association of Young Lawyers Loyola University—Chicago Southern Methodist University Rutgers University—Newark Texas Wesleyan School of Law Southern Illinois University School of Law Dallas County Bar Association—Torts & Insurance Practice Defense Lawyers Association Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Alabama Dance Club University of Memphis Seton Hall University School of Law Delta Alpha Delta Dallin H. Oaks Society St. Mary’s University University of Chicago Delta Theta Phi De Vecino a Vecino University of Akron William & Mary University of Arkansas—Little Rock Baylor University De Vinimus Columbia University Brooklyn Law School Campbell Law School Dean’s Advisory Council Capital University DePaul University College of Law Case Western Reserve University Duke University Catholic University of America Florida Coastal School of Law Charleston School of Law Fordham University University of Cincinnati Gonzaga University Cleveland—Marshall Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of Denver Mississippi College School of Law University of Detroit Mercy University of North Carolina University of District of Columbia School of Law Ohio State University Drake University University of Oklahoma Georgetown University Law Center University of South Dakota Hamline University School of Law University of Houston Law Center Dean’s Ambassadors Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Georgia Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Dean’s Committee for Inclusiveness and Diversity University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law University of Colorado University of Nebraska Michigan State University Dean’s Cup University of Mississippi Columbia University University of Missouri—Kansas City University of Miami (with Miller School of Medicine) Northern Kentucky University—Chase Dean’s Tutorial Society University of Notre Dame Law School Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Ohio Northern University Ohio State University Death Is Different Penn State Dickinson School of Law Case Western Reserve University Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico Death Penalty Project University of Richmond Brooklyn Law School Samford University—Cumberland University of California—Berkeley Saint Mary’s University Cornell University University of South Dakota Duke University South Texas College of Law Fordham University Southwestern Law School Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of North Carolina Thomas M. Cooley Law School Yale Law School University of Virginia William Mitchell College of Law Debate Society University of Wyoming Hamline University School of Law

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Democratic Law Society University of South Dakota Appalachian School of Law South Texas College of Law Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Southern Illinois University School of Law Southwestern Law School Democrats Suffolk University Law School University of Alabama Temple University Beasley School of Law American University Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Arkansas—Little Rock Thomas M. Cooley Law School Boston College Valparaiso University Brooklyn Law School Vermont Law School University of California—Berkeley Villanova University University of California—Hastings University of Virginia University of California—Los Angeles Washburn University School of Law Campbell University Widener University School of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) William Mitchell College of Law Case Western Reserve University Yale Law School Catholic University of America University of Chicago Devil’s Advocate City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Arizona State University College of Law Cornell University Disability Law Society Creighton University University of California—Berkeley University of Dayton University of California—Hastings University of Detroit Mercy University of California—Los Angeles Drake University University of Chicago Duke University University of Denver Emory University Syracuse University University of Florida—Levin College of Law Touro Law Center Florida Coastal School of Law Tulane University Fordham University University of Washington George Washington University William Mitchell College o Law Georgetown University Law Center University of Georgia Disabled Students Association/ Committee for the Hamline University School of Law Physically Challenged Lewis & Clark Law School University of California—Berkeley Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Northeastern University School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Seton Hall University School of Law University of Kentucky Thomas M. Cooley Law School Loyola University—Chicago University of Maryland Dispute Resolution Advocacy Association Mercer University Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Miami Dispute Resolution Society University of Nebraska Brooklyn Law School New York Law School Capital University Northern Illinois University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Northern Kentucky University—Chase Florida State University Ohio Northern University Fordham University Ohio State University Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Pace University University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd Penn State Dickinson School of Law School of Law University of Pennsylvania Ohio State University Regent University Pace University Roger Williams University School of Law Seattle University School of Law St. Mary’s University Seton Hall University School of Law Samford University—Cumberland Vermont Law School University of San Diego Washington University Seton Hall University School of Law University of South Carolina

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Distinguished Speakers Series Economics Emory University Cornell University Georgetown University Law Center Diverse Students in Law Appalachian School of Law Edmund Burke Society University of Chicago Diversity Advocates University of Denver Education and School Law Association Boston University School of Law Diversity Awareness Now University of Colorado Education and Law Society Chicago—Kent College of Law Diversity Coalition Loyola University—Chicago Cornell University Yale Law School Education Law and Policy Society Brooklyn Law School Diversity Council University of Michigan Northwestern University New England Law | Boston Diversity in Law New York University Baylor University Education Law Students Association Dog Lovers Association University of Georgia University of Pennsylvania Georgetown University Law Center Doman Society of International Law Effective Firm Management Society University of Colorado University of Miami Domestic Violence Task Force/Advocacy Project El Centro Legal Boston College Law School University of California—Los Angeles Brooklyn Law School Elder Law Columbia University City University of New York—(CUNY) School of Law Duke University University of Florida—Levin College of Law City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Fordham University Roger Williams University School of Law Hofstra Law School University of St. Thomas School of Law New York Law School Stetson University College of Law New York University SUNY Buffalo Law School Elder Law and Estate Planning Society Vermont Law School University of Wisconsin University of Virginia Elder Law, Trusts and Estates Association Wake Forest University Touro Law Center Drama Society Election Law Society Duke University University of Colorado Stanford Law School Georgetown University Law Center Yale Law School Lewis & Clark Law School Du Law Democrates William & Mary University of Denver Emerald Law Society (Irish legal, social and cultural interests) East Asian Law Society Touro Law Center George Washington University Employment Advocacy Project East Village Mentoring Group University of Pennsylvania New York University Employment and Labor Law Society Eastern European Law Students Association (EELSA) University of California—Hastings Brooklyn Law School Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Pennsylvania Chapman University Touro Law Center University of Denver University of Georgia Georgia State University

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Golden Gate University The John Marshall Law School Hamline University School of Law Lewis & Clark Law School University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of San Diego University of Memphis S\eton Hall University School of Law Mercer University Southern Illinois University School of Law University of Michigan University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Michigan State University Suffolk University Law School Mississippi College School of Law University of Texas University of Mississippi School of Law Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Missouri—Columbia University of Nebraska College of Law Employment Law Association New England Law|Boston Saint Louis University School of Law University of New Hampshire School of Law Ending Prison Industrial Complex Northeastern University School of Law Northeastern University School of Law Northwestern University Nova Southeastern University Energy Club Pace University University of Pennsylvania University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Energy Law Society Association University of Pennsylvania University of Chicago University of Richmond Southern Methodist University Rutgers University—Newark Santa Clara University Energy and Environmental Law Society Seattle University School of Law Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Saint Louis University School of Law Energy and Resource Law Student Association Seton Hall University School of Law Appalachian School of Law University of Southern California University of Oklahoma Southwestern Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School Entertainment Law Society Syracuse University Law School See also Arts, Entertainment and Sports Law, Sports and Thomas M. Cooley Law School Entertainment Law and Sports Law Tulane University University of Akron Vanderbilt Law School University of Alabama Washington University American University Western State University College of Law Boston College law School Widener University School of Law Boston University School of Law Brooklyn Law School (BELS) Entrepreneurial Law Society/Council University of California—Berkeley Georgetown University Law Center University of California—Davis University of Miami University of California—Hastings University of Michigan University of California—Irvine Environmental Justice Advocates University of California—Los Angeles Lewis & Clark Law School Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Catholic University of America Environmental Law Society City University of New York—(CUNY) School of Law University of Akron Columbia University University of Alabama Cornell University Albany Law School DePaul University College of Law American University University of Detroit Mercy Appalachian School of Law Duke University University of Arizona College of Law Florida Coastal School of Law Arizona State University College of Law Fordham University University of Arkansas—Little Rock University of Georgia Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School George Washington University Boston College Law School Georgetown University Law Center Boston University School of Law Golden Gate University Brooklyn Law School Hofstra Law School University of California—Berkeley

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University of California—Davis Mercer University University of California—Hastings University of Miami University of California—Irvine University of Michigan University of California—Los Angeles Michigan State University California Western University University of Minnesota Campbell University University of Mississippi Capital University Mississippi College School of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Missouri—Kansas City Case Western Reserve University University of Montana Catholic University of America University of Nebraska College of Law Chapman University University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd Charleston School of Law School of Law University of Chicago New England Law|Boston Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Notre Dame Law School University of Cincinnati New York Law School City University of New York—(CUNY) School of Law New York University Cleveland—Marshall University of North Carolina University of Colorado University of North Dakota Columbia University Northeastern University School of Law University of Connecticut Northern Kentucky University—Chase Cornell University Northwestern University Creighton University Nova Southeastern University University of Dayton Ohio Northern University University of Denver Ohio State University DePaul University College of Law University of Oklahoma University of Detroit Mercy Oklahoma City University Drake University University of Oregon Duke University Pace University Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Emory University Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of Florida—Levin College of Law University of Pennsylvania Florida Coastal School of Law University of Pittsburgh Florida State University Quinnipiac University Fordham University University of Richmond George Mason University Roger Williams University School of Law George Washington University St. John’s University Georgetown University Law Center Saint Louis University School of Law University of Georgia St. Mary’s University Georgia State University University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Golden Gate University St. Thomas University Gonzaga University Samford University—Cumberland Hamline University School of Law University of San Diego University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson University of San Francisco School of Law Santa Clara University University of Houston Law Center Seattle University School of Law University of Illinois Seton Hall University School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of South Carolina Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis South Texas College of Law The John Marshall Law School University of Southern California University of Kansas Southern Illinois University School of Law University of Kentucky Southern Methodist University Lewis & Clark Law School Southwestern Law School Louisiana State University Stanford Law School Loyola Law School—Los Angeles SUNY Buffalo Law School Loyola University—Chicago Stetson University College of Law University of Maine Suffolk University Law School University of Maryland Syracuse University

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Temple University Beasley School of Law European Law Students Association/Society University of Tennessee Cornell University University of Texas Georgetown University Law Center Texas Tech University University of Miami Texas Wesleyan School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Evasive Maneuvers University of Toledo Georgetown University Law Center Touro Law Center Evening Law Students Society/Association Tulane University American University University of Tulsa Brooklyn Law School Valparaiso University Catholic University of America Vanderbilt Law School Chicago—Kent College of Law Vermont Law School DePaul University College of Law Villanova University George Washington University University of Virginia Georgetown University Law Center Wake Forest University University of Houston Law Center Washburn University School of Law Nova Southeastern University Washington University Seton Hall University Washington and Lee Suffolk University Law School West Virginia University Temple University Beasley School of Law Western New England College Texas Wesleyan School of Law Whittier Law School Widener University School of Law Everybody Wins—Georgetown Law Willamette University Georgetown University Law Center William & Mary Exordium William Mitchell College of Law Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Wisconsin University of Wyoming EYESPY (Personal Awareness) Brooklyn Law School Environmental Racism Project Valparaiso University Fair Hearings Representation and Assistance Project (FHRAP) Brooklyn Law School Equal Justice Society/Social Justice Society/Foundation American University Family Law Society Drake University Boston University School of Law Fordham University California Western University George Washington University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Georgetown University Law Center Chapman University University of Georgia DePaul University College of Law Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of Detroit Mercy University of Missouri—Columbia University of Florida—Levin College of Law University of Nebraska University of Houston Law Center University of Notre Dame Law School University of illinois University of Pennsylvania University of Miami Samford University—Cumberland University of Michigan (Project) Stetson University College of Law Michigan State University Valparaiso University University of Missouri—Kansas City Vermont Law School Northeastern University School of Law Washburn University School of Law University of Pittsburgh (students with families) Washington University University of Wyoming Quinnipiac University Roger Williams University School of Law Equal Opportunity Education St. John’s University Ohio State University Saint Louis University School of Law St. Mary’s University Equity Playhouse University of Miami Seton Hall University School of Law Southern Methodist University Eugene Gressman Moot Court Completion Southwestern Law School Seton Hall University School of Law Stetson University College of Law Syracuse University Texas Wesleyan School of Law

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University of Toledo Duke University Villanova University Drake University Washburn University School of Law Duquesne University Washington University Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Emory University Families United Network Florida Coastal School of Law Seattle University School of Law University of Florida—Levin College of Law Fashion Law Society Florida State University Touro Law Center George Mason University George Washington University Federal Bar Association Georgetown University Law Center Charleston School of Law University of Georgia University of Michigan Georgia State University Mississippi College School of Law Golden Gate University Nova Southeastern University Gonzaga University University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Hamline University School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson Federalist Society School of Law University of Akron University of Houston Law Center University of Alabama Hofstra Law School American University University of Idaho Albany Law School University of Illinois Appalachian School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Arizona College of Law Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of Arkansas—Little Rock University of Kansas Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School University of Kentucky Baylor University Lewis & Clark Law School Boston College Law School Louisiana State University Boston University School of Law University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law Brooklyn Law School Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of California—Berkeley University of Maine University of California—Davis Marquette University University of California—Hastings College of the Law University of Maryland University of California—Irvine University of Memphis University of California—Los Angeles Mercer University Campbell Law School University of Miami Capital University University of Michigan Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Michigan State University Case Western Reserve University University of Mississippi Catholic University of America Mississippi College School of Law Chapman University University of Missouri—Columbia Charleston School of Law University of Missouri—Kansas City University of Chicago University of Montana Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Nebraska University of Cincinnati University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law School of Law Cleveland—Marshall New England Law|Boston University of Colorado University of New Hampshire School of Law Columbia University New York Law School University of Connecticut New York University Cornell University Northeastern University School of Law Creighton University Northern Illinois University University of Dayton Northwestern University University of Denver University of Notre Dame Law School DePaul University College of Law Nova Southeastern University University of Detroit Mercy Ohio Northern University University of District of Columbia School of Law Ohio State University

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University of Oklahoma William Mitchell College of Law Oklahoma City University University of Wisconsin University of Oregon University of Wyoming Pace University Yale Law School University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Fellowship of Christian Lawyers Penn State Dickinson School of Law Boston University School of Law University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh Feminist Law Forum/Society Quinnipiac University University of California—Davis Regent University School of Law George Washington University University of Richmond Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Roger Williams University School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of Pittsburgh Saint Louis University School of Law St. Mary’s University Feminist Working Group University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) University of Pennsylvania Samford University—Cumberland Fiber Arts Club University of San Diego University of Pennsylvania University of San Francisco Santa Clara University Filipino Law Students Association Seattle University School of Law University of California—Davis Seton Hall University School of Law University of California—Hastings University of South Carolina University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson University of South Dakota School of Law South Texas College of Law Film Society University of Southern California University of Alabama Southern Illinois University School of Law Brooklyn Law School Southern Methodist University Southwestern Law School First Amendment Law Association Stanford Law School Georgia State University SUNY Buffalo Law School First Amendment Moot Court Stetson University College of Law University of Oklahoma Suffolk University Law School Syracuse University First Generation Law Students Temple University Beasley School of Law Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University University of Tennessee First Person Texas Tech University Stanford Law School Texas Wesleyan School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Flag Football University of Toledo University of Pennsylvania Touro Law Center Florida Association for Women Lawyers Tulane University Nova Southeastern University University of Tulsa Stetson University College of Law University of Utah Florida Association of Student Lawyers Valparaiso University St. Thomas University Vanderbilt Law School Vermont Law School Florida Association of Women Lawyers Villanova University Nova Southeastern University University of Virginia Folk Music Society Wake Forest University University of Pennsylvania Washburn University School of Law University of Washington Food & Drug Law Association Washington University Widener University School of Law Washington and Lee Food Law Society Western State University College of Law University of Chicago Widener University School of Law Willamette University Futures William & Mary University of Michigan

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Food & Wine Club Arizona State University Brooklyn Law School Boston College Law School New York Law School Boston University School of Law Brooklyn Law School Foosball University of California—Berkeley University of Pennsylvania University of California—Davis Football Club University of California—Hastings Suffolk University Law School University of California—Los Angeles California Western University Foreclosure Legal Assistance Group (FLAG) Capital University Brooklyn Law School University of Chicago Foreign Lawyers Association Chicago—Kent College of Law Georgetown University Law Center City University of New York—(CUNY) School of Law Nova Southeastern University Cleveland—Marshall University of Connecticut Forensic Science and the Legal Profession Cornell University, Lambda Law Students George Washington University DePaul University College of Law Forum for Evidence-Based Law & Policy Drake University University of Washington Duke University Emory University Forum for Legal Alternatives/Alternative Dispute Resolution University of Florida—Levin College of Law George Washington University Florida Coastal School of Law University of Idaho Fordham University Touro Law Center George Mason University Vermont Law School George Washington University Whittier Law School University of Georgia Francophone Professional Student Organization Georgia State University Villanova University Hamline University School of Law Hofstra Law School Frank Murphy Society University of Houston Law Center University of Michigan University of Illinois The Free Press Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Denver Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis The John Marshall Law School Friends of the Transfer Students Association University of Kentucky Georgetown University Law Center Lewis & Clark Law School Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Future Advocates in Training University of Maine University of Michigan Marquette University Future Law Teachers University of Maryland Georgetown University Law Center University of Memphis Mercer University Future Trial Lawyers University of Minnesota University of Alabama University of Missouri—Kansas City Samford University—Cumberland University of Nebraska Gag Order A Capella Group New England Law|Boston Boston College University of New Hampshire School of Law New York Law School Gaming Law Society University of North Carolina University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd North Carolina Central University School of Law Northeastern University School of Law The Gavel Society Northern Illinois University The John Marshall Law School Northwestern University Nova Southeastern University Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Law Students Association Ohio Northern University Albany Law School Ohio State University University of Arizona College of Law

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University of Oregon George Wythe Society of Citizen Lawyers University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law William & Mary Penn State Dickinson School of Law Georgetown Labor and Employment Law Society University of Pittsburgh Georgetown University Law School Quinnipiac University University of Richmond Georgetown Law Off-Campus Housing Rutgers University—Newark Georgetown University Law School St. Mary’s University Georgia Association of Law & Politics St. Thomas University University of Georgia Santa Clara University University of San Diego Georgia Association of Women’s Lawyers University of San Francisco Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School University of South Carolina Georgia Trial Lawyers Association South Texas College of Law Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Southern Illinois University School of Law Southern Methodist University Georgia Trial Lawyers Student Chapter Southwestern Law School University of Georgia Suffolk University Law School General Assistance Advocacy Project (GAAP) Temple University Beasley School of Law University of California—Hastings University of Texas Texas Wesleyan School of Law German American Law Society Touro Law Center University of Georgia Tulane University Getting Out Older Club Valparaiso University American University Vanderbilt Law School Vermont Law School Gilbert and Sullivan Society University of Virginia Georgetown University Law Center Wake Forest University Giles Sutherland Rich Moot Court University of Washington Loyola University—Chicago Washington and Lee University of New Hampshire School of Law Western New England College Saint Louis University School of Law Western State University Whittier Law School Global Lawyers Society Willamette University University of Kansas William & Mary Global Race and Identity Project Law William Mitchell College of Law Georgetown University Law Center Yale Law School Global Studies Law Review Gay and Lesbian Legal Alliance Washington University Arizona State University College of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Golf Club University of California—Davis Gay and Lesbian Association of Students (GLASS) University of California—Hastings University of District of Columbia School of Law Case Western Reserve University Gay and Straight Alliance University of Dayton University of Akron Georgetown University Law Center Loyola law School—Los Angeles Gay and Straight Legal Alliance Michigan State University Appalachian School of Law University of Pennsylvania Washburn University School of Law Washington University Geeky Law Student Gonzaga Intellectual Property Law Association (GIPLA) University of Pennsylvania Gonzaga University Gender Violence Awareness Coalition Gonzaga Public Interest Law Project (GPILP) Boston College Gonzaga University Gentlemen’s Legal Forum Good Food Group Washburn University School of Law University of Oregon

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Government Law Society Habitat for Humanity University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Catholic University of America Santa Clara University Georgetown University Law Center University of Southern California Haiti Coalition Government and Public Interest Law Georgetown University Law Center Arizona State University College of Law Haiti Human Rights Delegation Graduate Law Students Association/Society City University of New York—(CUNY) School of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Haiti Rule of Law University of Virginia Seton Hall University School of Law Graduate and Professional Student Council Law Society University of Arizona Appalachian School of Law City University of New York—(CUNY) School of Law Duke University Harlem Tutorial Program Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Columbia University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of Missouri—Columbia Hastings to Haiti Partnership University of California—Hastings University of North Carolina University of Pennsylvania Hastings Hurricane Relief Quinnipiac University University of California—Hastings Washington University Hastings Koinonia Graduate Tax Society University of California—Hastings Capital University Hastings Law & Policy Review Green Business Initiative Student Association University of California—Hastings University of Oregon Hastings Motorcycle and Scooter Riders Green Committee University of California—Hastings Georgetown University Law Center Hastings for Race and Poverty Law GreenLaw University of California—Hastings University of Washington Hastings Surf Club Guardian Ad Litem Program University of California—Hastings Campbell Law School Charleston School of Law Hawaii Law Students California Western University Duke University Mississippi College School of Law Headnotes (a cappella) Ohio Northern University University of Michigan Quinnipiac University Vermont Law School Health and Biomedical Law Students Association Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Guild Food Stamp Clinic University of Pennsylvania Health and Fitness Club Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Guild of Catholic Lawyers Catholic University of America Healthcare Law Society Arizona State University College of Law Gulf Coast Recovery Group University of California—Berkeley Boston College University of Chicago Gun Clubs Mercer University Georgetown University Law Center Santa Clara University Seton Hall University School of Law GW Law Demo Stetson University College of Law George Washington University Health Law Interest Group/Organization/Society/Association GW Law Softball Club Arizona State University College of Law George Washington University Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Habeus Comenius Boston College Law School Georgetown University Law Center Boston University School of Law

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Brooklyn Law School Seattle University School of Law University of California—Davis Seton Hall University School of Law University of California—Hastings South Texas College of Law University of California—Los Angeles University of Southern California Capital University Southern Methodist University Case Western University SUNY Buffalo Law School Chapman University Suffolk University Law School University of Chicago Syracuse University Chicago—Kent College of Law Temple University Beasley School of Law City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Colorado University of Toledo University of Connecticut Touro Law Center Creighton University Tulane University University of Denver Valparaiso University University of Detroit Mercy Villanova University Drake University University of Virginia Duke University University of Washington Duquesne University Widener University School of Law Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University William & Mary Emory University William Mitchell College of Law University of Florida—Levin College of Law University of Wisconsin Georgetown University Law Center Health Law & Bioethics Society George Mason University Charleston School of Law University of Georgia Georgia State University Health Law and Justice Initiative Gonzaga University American University Hamline University School of Law Hofstra Law School Health Law and Policy University of Houston Law Center American University University at Illinois Hearsay Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Touro Law Center The John Marshall Law School University of Kansas Hellenic Society University of Kentucky Brooklyn Law School Lewis & Clark Law School Chicago—Kent College of Law Loyola Law School—Los Angeles City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Loyola University—Chicago DePaul University University of Maine The John Marshall Law School University of Maryland New York Law School University of Miami Santa Clara University University of Michigan Suffolk University Law School New England Law | Boston Temple University Beasley School of Law New York University Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of North Carolina Touro Law Center Northeastern University School of Law Valparaiso University Northwestern University High School Law Institute Nova Southeastern University New York University Ohio State University Pace University Hillel University of Pennsylvania Loyola University—Chicago University of Pittsburgh University of New Hampshire School of Law Quinnipiac University Hindu Law Students Council University of Richmond University of Denver Roger Williams University School of Law Saint Louis University School of Law Hispanic Law Students’ Association University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Albany Law School Santa Clara University Appalachian School of Law

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University of Arizona University of Texas University of Arkansas Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Arkansas—Little Rock Thomas M. Cooley Law School Boston University School of Law Touro Law Center Brooklyn Law School Tulane University Capital University University of Tulsa Case Western Reserve University Valparaiso University Chicago—Kent College of Law Vermont Law School University of Cincinnati Villanova University Cleveland—Marshall University of Virginia University of Dayton Wake Forest University Drake University Washburn University School of Law Duke University West Virginia University Emory University Whittier Law School Florida Coastal School of Law William Mitchell College of Law University of Florida—Levin College of Law Yale Law School George Mason University Historical and Theatrical Trial Society George Washington University University of Missouri—Columbia Georgia State University University of Georgia Hockey Club Gonzaga University University of Connecticut Hamline University School of Law University of Detroit Mercy Hofstra Law School Hamline University School of Law University of Houston Law Center University of Michigan Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of New Hampshire School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Suffolk University Law School University of Kansas William Mitchell College of Law The John Marshall Law School Holocaust / Human Rights Research Project (H/HRRP) Marquette University Boston College Law School Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Loyola University—Chicago Home Court Mercer University Georgetown University Law Center University of Miami Homeless Advocacy Project University of Missouri—Columbia Emory University University of Missouri—Kansas City University of New Hampshire School of Law Homeless Appellants’ Rights Project (HARP) University of North Carolina Brooklyn Law School Northeastern University School of Law Northern Illinois University Honor Board Northwestern University University of Arkansas—Little Rock Chapman University University of Notre Dame Law School University of Denver Nova Southeastern University Drake University Ohio State University George Mason University University of Oklahoma University of Maryland Oklahoma City University University of North Carolina University of Pittsburgh Pace University Regent University School of Law Roger Williams University School of Law St. Thomas University Tulane University St. Mary’s University Villanova University Saint Louis University School of Law University of Wyoming Samford University—Cumberland South Texas College of Law Honor Council Southern Illinois University of Arkansas Southern Methodist University Chapman University Southern Illinois University School of Law Charleston School of Law Southwestern Law School University of Cincinnati Stetson University College of Law University of Dayton

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University of Kentucky Tulane University University of Memphis *Western State University College of Law Mercer University University of Miami Human Rights Advocates University of Mississippi University of Michigan Regent University School of Law Human Rights Brief Seton Hall University School of Law American University Southern Methodist University Washington University Human Rights Caucus William & Mary Northeastern University School of Law Honor Court Human Rights Institute University of Alabama Georgetown University Law Center Appalachian School of Law Human Rights Law Society Campbell Law School University of Chicago Emory University George Washington University University of Georgia Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Georgia State University University of Houston Law Center Human Security Law Center Mercer University William & Mary University of Missouri—Kansas City Mississippi College School of Law Human Trafficking Law Students Association Nova Southeastern University Suffolk University Law School University of Richmond Humanitarian Aid Legal Organization Samford University—Cumberland University of California—Davis University of San Diego Wake Forest University Humanitarian and Red Cross Association Suffolk University Law School Honors Moot Court Board Santa Clara University Club Michigan State University HOOPS (Law School basketball league) University of Pennsylvania Santa Clara University Vermont Law School H.O.P.E. (Helping Others through Pro Bono Efforts) Icelandic Exchange Program University of Miami Ohio Northern University House Reach Illinois Student Bar Association (ISBA) Georgetown University Law Center Valparaiso University Housing Rights Project Washington University University of Pennsylvania Immigrant Families Advocacy Project Hoya Lawya Runners University of Washington Georgetown University Law Center Immigrants’ Rights Coalition Humane Society American University Appalachian School of Law Immigrant Rights Project Human Rights University of Pennsylvania Boston University School of Law Immigration Clinic Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of Florida—Levin College of Law University of Pennsylvania Fordham University University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Georgetown University Law Center University of Miami Immigration Court Observations Project Northeastern University School of Law Brooklyn Law School University of Oklahoma Immigration Law Group Seattle University School of Law Boston College South Texas College of Law Southern Methodist University Immigration Law & Policy Association Suffolk University Law School University of Maryland School of Law

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Immigration Law Club Innocence Project Georgetown University Law Center University of California—Los Angeles Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Immigration Law Society Boston University School of Law Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Catholic University of America Boston University School of Law University of Cincinnati University of California—Irvine Duke University University of California—Los Angeles Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Chapman University Georgetown University Law Center Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Detroit Mercy University of Missouri—Kansas City Emory University New England Law | Boston George Mason University University of New Hampshire School of Law Georgia State University Santa Clara University Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University University of South Dakota University of Illinois Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Miami University of Washington New England Law|Boston William & Mary Ohio State University Insightful Mind Initiative University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) University of Miami Suffolk University Law School Texas Wesleyan School of Law Institute for Peace and Justice The John Marshall Law School Immigration Law Task Force Northeastern University School of Law Institute of Bill of Rights Student Division William & Mary Immigration and Refugee Interest Society Catholic University of America Insurance Law Journal University of Connecticut Immigration Rights University of Pennsylvania Intellectual Property and Entertainment Society New York University Impact Regent University School of Law Columbia University Intellectual Property Law Society Independent Media Society University of Akron Georgetown University Law Center University of Alabama Indiana State Bar Association Albany Law School Valparaiso University American University Arizona State University College of Law Indianapolis Bar Association Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Valparaiso University Boston University School of Law Incarcerated Mothers Advocacy Project Brooklyn Law School Seattle University School of Law University of California—Davis University of Washington University of California—Hastings University of California—Irvine Indigenous Law Students Association California Western University University of Wisconsin Capital University IndoAmerican Law Students Association Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Case Western Reserve University Catholic University of America Information Highway and Computer Law Chapman University Brooklyn Law School Charleston School of Law University of Florida—Levin College of Law University of Chicago Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Chicago—Kent College of Law Washington and Lee University of Cincinnati University of Colorado Inmate Legal Assistance Project University of Connecticut Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Cornell University

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Creighton University University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) University of Dayton University of San Diego University of Denver University of San Francisco DePaul University College of Law Santa Clara University University of Detroit Mercy Seattle University School of Law Drake University Seton Hall University School of Law Duke University South Texas College of Law Duquesne University Southern Illinois University School of Law Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Southern Methodist University Emory University Southwestern Law School University of Florida—Levin College of Law Suffolk University Law School Florida State University Stetson University College of Law George Mason University Syracuse University George Washington University Temple University Beasley School of Law Georgetown University Law Center University of Tennessee University of Georgia University of Texas Georgia State University Texas Wesleyan School of Law Golden Gate University Thomas M. Cooley Law School Gonzaga University University of Toledo Hamline University School of Law Touro Law Center Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Tulane University University of Houston Law Center Valparaiso University University of Illinois Vanderbilt Law School Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Villanova University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Washburn University School of Law The John Marshall Law School University of Washington University of Kansas Washington University University of Kentucky West Virginia University Lewis & Clark Law School Widener University School of Law Loyola University—Chicago William & Mary Willamette University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles William Mitchell College of Law Marquette University University of Wyoming University of Maryland University of Miami Intellectual Property Society University of Michigan (Association) Northeastern University School of Law Mississippi College School of Law Michigan State University Intellectual Property and Technology Forum Boston College Law School University of Missouri—Columbia University of Missouri—Kansas City Intellectual Property and Technology Law Society New England Law|Boston University of Akron University of New Hampshire School of Law Arizona State University College of Law University of North Carolina Brooklyn Law School University of Notre Dame Law School University of Connecticut North Carolina Central University Intellectual Property Students Association Northwestern University University of Michigan University of Oklahoma Oklahoma City University Interfaith Philosophical Law Students Association University of Oregon Northeastern University School of Law Pace University University of Pacific, Mcgeorge School of Law International Arbitration Society Georgetown University Law Center University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh International IP Organization Quinnipiac University University of New Hampshire School of Law Rutgers University—Newark St. John’s University Inter-American Institute for Comparative Law Saint Louis University School of Law City University of New York—(CUNY) School of Law

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International Justice Mission University of Detroit Mercy University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law University of District of Columbia School of Law Drake University International Human Rights Advocates Duke University University of Pennsylvania Duquesne University International Human Rights Law Society Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Emory University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of Florida—Levin College of Law University of Notre Dame Law School Florida Coastal School of Law University of Pennsylvania Florida State University Quinnipiac University George Mason University George Washington University International Justice Mission Georgetown University Law Center Ohio Northern University University of Georgia International Law Association Georgia State University University of Dayton Golden Gate University University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Gonzaga University Hamline University School of Law International Law Organization Hofstra Law School University of Pennsylvania University of Houston Law Center International Law Review University of Idaho American University University of Illinois Southern Methodist University Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis International Law Society University of Iowa University of Akron The John Marshall Law School University of Alabama University of Kansas Albany Law School University of Kentucky American University Lewis & Clark Law School University of Arizona University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law University of Arkansas—Little Rock Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Loyola University—Chicago Boston College Law School University of Maine Boston University School of Law Marquette University Brooklyn Law School University of Maryland University of California—Berkeley University of Memphis University of California—Davis Mercer University University of California—Hastings University of Miami University of California—Irvine University of Michigan University of California—Los Angeles Michigan State University California Western University Mississippi College School of Law Capital University University of Mississippi Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Missouri—Kansas City Case Western Reserve University University of Montana Catholic University of America University of Nebraska Chapman University New England Law|Boston Charleston School of Law New York Law School University of Chicago New York University Chicago—Kent College of Law University of North Carolina City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Northeastern University School of Law Cleveland—Marshall Northern Illinois University Columbia University Northwestern University University of Connecticut University of Notre Dame Law School Cornell University Ohio Northern University Creighton University Ohio State University University of Denver University of Oklahoma DePaul University College of Law

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Oklahoma City University International Law Students Association University of Oregon Chicago—Kent College of Law Pace University University of Missouri—Columbia Penn State Dickinson School of Law Northern Kentucky University University of Pittsburgh Nova Southeastern University Regent University School of Law Saint Louis University School of Law University of Richmond Santa Clara University Roger Williams University School of Law SUNY Buffalo Law School Rutgers University—Newark Syracuse University St. John’s University Touro Law Center St. Mary’s University William Mitchell College of Law Samford University—Cumberland Yale Law School University of San Diego International Moot Court University of San Francisco Chicago—Kent College of Law Santa Clara University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Seattle University School of Law University of Miami Seton Hall University School of Law St. Thomas University University of South Carolina Valparaiso University South Texas College of Law University of Washington University of Southern California Southern Illinois University School of Law International/National Law Society Southern Methodist University Georgetown University Law Center Southwestern Law School Michigan State University Stanford Law School International Legal Studies LL.M. Executive Board Stetson University College of Law American University Suffolk University Law School Syracuse University International Property and Entertainment Law Society Temple University Beasley School of Law New York University University of Tennessee International Students Association University of Texas Georgetown University Law Center Texas Tech University Texas Wesleyan School of Law International Trade and Investment Law Society Thomas M. Cooley Law School American University University of Toledo Touro Law Center Inter-Professional Council (IPC) Tulane University Ohio State University University of Tulsa Interscholastic Moot Court Board University of Utah Seton Hall University School of Law Valparaiso University Vanderbilt Law School Intramural Sports Society Vermont Law School Brooklyn Law School Villanova University Hamline University School of Law University of Virginia University of Oklahoma Wake Forest University University of San Diego Washburn University School of Law Villanova University University of Washington Internet Law Journal Washington University Case Western Reserve University Washington and Lee West Virginia University Internet, Telecom & Media Law Association Western State University George Mason University Whittier Law School Widener University School of Law Investors Club Willamette University Brooklyn Law School William & Mary Northwestern University University of Wisconsin Iranian Law Students Association University of Wyoming University of California—Hastings Chapman University

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Golden Gate University Israel & Law Society Loyola Law School—Los Angeles American University Southwestern Law School Israel Alliance Iraq Refugee Assistance Project Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of California—Irvine Italian-American Law Students Association Northeastern University School of Law Albany Law School University of Pennsylvania Brooklyn Law School Iraqi Refugee Assistance Project University of Detroit Mercy University of Southern California Florida Coastal School of Law Stanford Law School Fordham University Georgetown University Law Center Irish American Law Students Association Hofstra Law School Catholic University of America University of Notre Dame Law School Florida Coastal School of Law Nova Southeastern University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Ohio Northern University University of Miami Pace University New England Law|Boston Rutgers University—Newark Suffolk University Law School Seton Hall University School of Law Syracuse University Temple University Beasley School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Thomas M. Cooley Law School Touro Law Center Irish Law Society William Mitchell College of Law Brooklyn Law School Case Western Reserve J. Reuben Clark Law Society (Mormons) City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of Akron University of Detroit Mercy American University Fordham University Arizona State University College of Law New York Law School University of Arkansas—Little Rock University of Notre Dame Law School Boston University School of Law Ohio Northern University University of California—Davis Quinnipiac University University of California—Hastings St. John’s University University of California—Irvine Seton Hall University School of Law University of California—Los Angeles Southwestern Law School Case Western Reserve University Thomas M. Cooley Law School Chapman University Touro Law Center Columbia University Iron Arrow Honor Society Cornell University University of Miami University of Denver George Mason University Iron Chef Club George Washington University University of Pennsylvania Georgetown University Law Center ILSA Journal of International and Comparative Law University of Georgia Nova Southeastern University Gonzaga University University of Houston Law Center Islamic Law Students Association University of Illinois New York University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Islamic Legal Forum Society University of Iowa American University University of Kansas Lewis & Clark Law School Islamic Legal Society Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Ohio State University University of Miami University of San Diego University of Michigan Syracuse University University of Missouri—Columbia Villanova University University of Nebraska University of Virginia University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd Yale Law School School of Law New England Law|Boston

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Journal of Gender, Social Policy, and the Law Justinian Society American University Chicago—Kent College of Law DePaul University College of Law Journal of Health Law Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Saint Louis University School of Law The John Marshall Law School Journal of International Law Louisiana State University University of Chicago Loyola University—Chicago Regent University School of Law Northeastern University School of Law Santa Clara University Northwestern University Southern Illinois University School of Law Journal of International Law and Policy St. John’s University University of California—Davis Temple University Beasley School of Law Widener University School of Law Journal of Juvenile Law and Policy University of California—Davis Jus Vitae University of Notre Dame Law School Journal of Law, Ethics and Public Policy Santa Clara University University of Notre Dame Law School Valparaiso University Journal of Law and Policy Juvenile & Family Law Club University of Kansas University of Colorado University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Washington University Juvenile Law Society Roger Williams University School of Law Journal of Law & Public Policy Regent University School of Law Kalmanovitz Initiative for Labor and the Working Poor Georgetown University Law Center Journal of Legislation University of Notre Dame Law School Kansas Bar Association—Law Students Division Washburn University School of Law Journal of Race, Gender and Ethnicity Touro Law Center Kansas Trial Lawyers Association Washburn University School of Law Journal of Telecommunications & High Technology University of Colorado Katrina and Indigent Defense Project University of Maryland Judicial Notice Penn State Dickinson School of Law King Hall Animal Law Forum University of California—Davis Junior Barristers University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law King Hall Climb, Ski & Snowboard Club University of California—Davis Jurimetrics Journal Arizona State University College of Law King Hall Families University of California—Davis Juris Diction Cornell University King Hall Futbol Club University of California—Davis Jurist Society University of Pittsburgh King Hall Health Law Association University of California—Davis Just Democracy University of Alabama King Hall Intellectual Property Law Fordham University University of California—Davis Valparaiso University King Hall Legal Foundation (Public Interest Student Washington University Organization) Justice and Efficiency Forum University of California—Davis Georgetown University Law Center King Hall Military Veterans Association Justice Foundation University of California—Davis Chicago—Kent College of Law (Kent Justice Foundation) King Hall Negotiations Team University of California—Davis

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King Hall Volleyball Club University of Chicago University of California—Davis Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Connecticut KOLEINU Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Columbia University University of Georgia Korean American Law School Alliance/Association (KALSA) Gonzaga University University of California—Davis Hofstra Law School University of California—Hastings The John Marshall Law School Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Miami Columbia University Michigan State University Georgetown University Law Center University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd Santa Clara University School of Law Seattle University School of Law Ohio State University University of Washington University of Oregon University of Pittsburgh Korean Law Students Association St. John’s University Lewis & Clark Law School Santa Clara University University of Illinois Seattle University School of Law Seattle University School of Law Seton Hall University School of Law Syracuse University Southern Methodist University La Alianza Southwestern Law School Vanderbilt Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Texas La Alianza del Derecho University of Toledo Georgetown University Law Center Villanova University University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson University of Virginia School of Law Washington University Tulane University West Virginia University La Mesa William & Mary University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Lambda Law Student Association/Society La Raza Student Association Albany Law School University of Arizona America University University of California—Berkeley Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School University of California—Davis Boston College Law School University of California—Hastings Brooklyn Law School University of California—Los Angeles University of California—Davis California Western University Case Western Reserve University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Minnesota University of Connecticut University of Missouri—Columbia Cornell University University of San Diego University of Dayton University of San Francisco University of Florida—Levin College of Law Santa Clara University George Washington University University of Southern California University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson School of Law La Sociedad Estudiantil de Derechos (La SED) Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law Labor Coalition for Worker’s Rights and Economic Justice University of Missouri—Columbia City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of New Hampshire School of Law Nova Southeastern University Labor and Employment Law Association/Society Ohio Northern University University of Alabama Pace University American University University of the Pacific, Mcgeorge School of Law Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Capital University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva)

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Law Students with Kids Law Students for Same Sex Marriage Boston College Law School University of Georgia University of Georgia Law Students for the Second Amendment Law Students Pro-Life George Mason University Villanova University Law Students Starting Second Careers Washington University University of Washington Law Students for Public Media Law Students for Veteran’s Rights University of Missouri—Columbia Brooklyn Law School Law Students for Reproductive Choice Law Students for Workers Rights Case Western Reserve University University of California—Davis City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law George Washington University Law Weekly Georgia State University Georgetown University Law Center New York University Seattle University School of Law Law Wives Society Vermont Law School Regent University School of Law Law Students for Reproductive Justice Law Women American University University of Cincinnati Boston University School of Law Fordham University Brooklyn Law School New York University University of California—Davis Tulane University University of California—Los Angeles Law Women Athletic Association Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Cincinnati University of Cincinnati University of Denver Law Women’s Caucus DePaul University University of Washington Duke University Law Lacappella Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Georgetown University Law Center University of Georgia Golden Gate University Law Women for Reproductive Justice University of Houston Law Center Tulane University University of Kansas Lawyers for Appropriate Dispute Resolution Lewis & Clark Law School University of Washington University of Memphis University of Miami Lawyers’ Council on Social Justice (LCSJ) University of Michigan University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) University of Missouri—Columbia Lawyers Helping Lawyers New York University William & Mary Northeastern University School of Law University of Oklahoma Leaders in Education Advocacy & Reform Network University of Oregon University of Pennsylvania Saint Louis University School of Law Leadership Development Committee Santa Clara University Stetson University College of Law Seattle University School of Law Suffolk University Law School Leadership Lecture Series University of Washington Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School William & Mary University of Wisconsin League of Stanford Transfers Stanford Law School Law Student Research Service University of Kentucky Legalese University of Wyoming Penn State Dickinson School of Law Law Students for the Right to Life Legal Advocacy for Gender Equality University of Denver City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law

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Loyola University—Chicago Suffolk University Law School Samford University—Cumberland Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of San Diego University of Utah Valparaiso University Mock Trial Executive Board Villanova University American University University of Washington Mock Trial Society Western State University University of Connecticut Widener University School of Law William & Mary Mock Trial Honor Society American University Moot Court Arbitration Club Quinnipiac University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Mock Trial Team Moot Court Board Drake University University of Alabama Pace University Albany Law School University of Pennsylvania American University Seton Hall University School of Law University of Arizona College of Law Suffolk University Law School Arizona State University College of Law Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Arkansas—Little Rock Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Modern American Baylor University American University Boston University School of Law Moot Court Brooklyn Law School University of Alabama University of California—Davis American University University of California—Hastings Appalachian School of Law University of California—Los Angeles School of Law Boston College Law School Campbell Law School Boston University School of Law Capital University University of California—Los Angeles Case Western Reserve University Charleston School of Law Chapman University Chicago—Kent College of Law Charleston School of Law City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of Chicago University of Colorado Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Dayton University of Cincinnati DePaul University College of Law City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of Detroit Mercy Cleveland—Marshall George Mason University Columbia University Georgia State University University of Connecticut Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Cornell University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Creighton University Lewis & Clark Law School University of Denver Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Detroit Mercy Loyola University—Chicago University of District of Columbia School of Law University of Memphis Drake University Mississippi College School of Law Duke University University of New Hampshire School of Law Duquesne University University of Notre Dame Law School Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Ohio State University Emory University Pace University University of Florida—Levin College of Law University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Florida Coastal School of Law University of Pennsylvania Florida State University Quinnipiac University Fordham University Saint Louis University School of Law George Mason University University of South Dakota George Washington University University of Southern California Georgetown University Law Center SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Georgia

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University of Minnesota Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Nebraska—Multi Cultural Legal Society University of Tennessee University of New Hampshire School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Oregon Touro Law Center University of Richmond William Mitchell College of Law Roger Williams University School of Law Yale Law School Thomas M. Cooley Law School Myra Bradwell Association for Women Law Students Valparaiso University University of Illinois Vermont Law School Western New England College Nathaniel Green Debate Society Willamette University Samford University—Cumberland William & Mary National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys Multi-State Alliance of South Asian Legal Advocates Saint Louis University School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School National Association for Consumer Advocacy Musical (Law School) Drake University University of California—Los Angeles University of Chicago National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers Southwestern Law School University of Akron Georgia State University Muslim Law Students Association Mercer University Albany Law School Arizona State University College of Law National Association for Elder Law Attorneys Boston University School of Law City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Brooklyn Law School National Association of Public Interest Law (NAPIL), University of California—Berkeley Affiliate—Joseph Rauh Equal Justice Fund University of California—Davis University of District of Columbia School of Law University of California—Hastings Nova Southeastern University University of California—Los Angeles University of Richmond Chicago—Kent College of Law Southern Illinois University School of Law University of Chicago University of Texas City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Vermont Law School Columbia University National Italian American Bar Association University of Denver Case Western Reserve University Fordham University Golden Gate University George Mason University Syracuse University George Washington University National Lawyers Guild (NLG) Georgetown University Law Center Albany Law Center University of Georgia American University Georgia State University University of Arizona College of Law Hofstra Law School Arizona State University College of Law University of Houston Law Center Boston College University of Illinois Boston University School of Law University of Kansas Brooklyn Law School Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of California—Berkeley Loyola University—Chicago University of California—Davis University of Miami University of California—Hastings University of Michigan University of California—Irvine New England Law|Boston University of California—Los Angeles Northwestern University Benjamin N. Cardozo—(Yeshiva) Pace university Case Western Reserve University University of Pennsylvania Chapman University Seton Hall University School of Law Chicago—Kent College of Law Southern Methodist University University of Cincinnati Suffolk University Law School City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Syracuse University

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University of Colorado Tulane University Columbia University University of Utah University of Connecticut Vermont Law School Cornell University University of Washington University of Denver Washington and Lee DePaul University College of Law West Virginia University University of Detroit Mercy William Mitchell College of Law University of District of Columbia School of Law University of Wisconsin Drake University National Security Association Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Fordham University Emory University George Washington University University of Florida—Levin College of Law Suffolk University Law School Florida State University Syracuse University Fordham University George Washington University National Security & Law Society Georgetown University Law Center American University University of Georgia Boston University School of Law Georgia State University Case Western Reserve University Golden Gate University Catholic University of America Gonzaga University Charleston School of Law Hamline University School of Law Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Iowa Cornell University Lewis & Clark Law School George Mason University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Georgetown University Law Center Loyola University—Chicago University of Maryland University of Maine University of Michigan University of Maryland Northeastern University School of Law University of Miami Nova Southeastern University University of Michigan Pace University University of Missouri—Kansas City University of Pennsylvania New England Law|Boston Touro Law Center New York Law School University of Washington New York University Villanova University University of North Carolina William Mitchell College of Law North Carolina Central University University of North Dakota National Women’s Law Student Association Northeastern University School of Law Syracuse University Ohio Northern University Native American Law Students Association (NALSA) Ohio State University See also American Indian Law Student Association University of Oregon University of Arizona College of Law University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Arizona State University College of Law University of Pennsylvania Boston College University of Pittsburgh Boston University School of Law Roger Williams University School of Law University of California—Berkeley Rutgers University—Newark University of California—Davis University of San Diego University of California—Hastings Santa Clara University University of California—Los Angeles School of Law Seattle University School of Law City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of Southern California University of Colorado Southwestern Law School Columbia University Stanford Law School Cornell University SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Denver Suffolk University Law School George Washington University Syracuse University Gonzaga University Temple University Beasley School of Law Hamline University School of Law University of Texas University of Houston Law Center

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University of Kansas Neuroscience, Law and Ethics Lewis & Clark Law School University of California—Irvine University of Maine New England First Amendment Coalition University of Michigan Suffolk University Law School Michigan State University University of Montana New York Sights and Sound University of New Mexico Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Notre Dame Law School University of Oklahoma Newman Club Oklahoma City University Regent University School of Law University of Oregon NeXus: The Chapman Journal of Law and Policy Roger Williams University School of Law Chapman University St. Mary’s University University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Night Student Association University of San Diego University of Toledo Seattle University School of Law Nihon Houritsu KenKyuKai (NHK)—Japanese Legal University of South Dakota Studies Society Southwestern Law School Columbia University Stanford Law School Suffolk University Law School Non-Traditional Law Students Association Syracuse University University of Colorado Thomas M. Cooley Law School Hamline University School of Law University of Tulsa University of Missouri—Columbia University of Utah University of Missouri—Kansas City Vermont Law School Saint Louis University School of Law Washburn University School of Law Non-Traditional Student Union University of Washington University of Kansas Yale Law School Northern Illinois University Natural Resources Law Society/Association University of Kentucky University of Denver North Dade Bar Association University of Nebraska St. Thomas University University of Utah University of Wyoming Northeast Legal Society William & Mary NC/SC Bar Association Appalachian School of Law Northeastern Employment and Labor Law Association Northeastern University School of Law Near Eastern Legal Society University of California—Los Angeles Northeastern University Radical Front University of Detroit Mercy Northeastern University School of Law Negotiation Client Counseling Society Nota Bene University of Richmond George Washington University University of San Diego Nova Cyberlaw Society Negotiation/Mediation Club Nova Southeastern University Roger Williams University School of Law Office of Public Interest & Community Service Saint Louis University School of Law Georgetown University Law Center University of San Diego Older Students Association Negotiations Competition Team Albany Law School (OWLS) University of Georgia Columbia University (OWLS) Neighborhood Kids Tutorial Program University of Detroit Mercy Columbia University Lewis & Clark Law School Mercer University Neighbors University of Miami (OWLS) University of Chicago University of North Carolina (Second Careers in Law) Northeastern University School of Law (OWLS) Touro Law Center

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Older Wiser Law Students (OWLS) Order of the Coif Boston University School of Law University of Alabama University of California—Berkeley University of Arizona Fordham University Boston College Law School Hofstra Law School University of California—Berkeley Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of California—Davis Mercer University University of California—Hastings University of Michigan University of California—Los Angeles Michigan State University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) New York Law School Case Western Reserve University New York University Chicago—Kent College of Law Northeastern University School of Law University of Cincinnati Roger Williams University School of Law University of Colorado Southern Methodist University Cornell University Stanford Law School DePaul University College of Law Tulane University Drake University University of Virginia Duke University Emory University Omnicron Delta Kappa Georgetown University Law Center University of Miami University of Georgia Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Houston Law Center Open Meditation and Yoga Association Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington New York University University of Iowa University of Kentucky Open Forum Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Illinois University of Florida—Levin College of Law Oral Advocacy Association Louisiana State University Georgetown University Law Center University of Maryland Western State University University of Miami University of Michigan Orange County Human Rights Association University of Nebraska University of California—Irvine Northwestern University Order of Barons University of Oregon University of Houston Law Center University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law University of Pennsylvania Order of Barristers University of San Diego University of Alabama Santa Clara University Campbell Law School Seton Hall University School of Law University of Cincinnati University of Southern California University of Georgia Southern Methodist University Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Tennessee Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of Texas University of Miami University of Toledo Mississippi College School of Law Tulane University University of Nebraska University of Utah Nova Southeastern University Villanova University Penn State Dickinson School of Law Wake Forest University Samford University—Cumberland Washington University Southern Methodist University William & Mary University of Texas University of Wyoming Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Toledo Oregon Innocence Project Tulane University University of Oregon William & Mary Oregon Law Student Public Interest Fund University of Wyoming University of Oregon

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Organization of Dual Degree Law Students New England Law|Boston University of Michigan New York University Northwestern University Organization of Public Interest Students University of Oregon University of Michigan Penn State Dickinson School of Law Organization of Women Law Students University of Pittsburgh Brooklyn Law School Saint Louis University School of Law City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd Seattle University School of Law School of Law University of South Dakota Stanford Law School University of Southern California Southern Methodist University Orientation Committee Southwestern Law School Washington University Stanford Law School Out and Allies SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Cincinnati Syracuse University University of Kansas Temple University Beasley School of Law Texas Wesleyan School of Law Outdoor Adventure Club University of Toledo William & Mary University of Utah Outdoors Club Vanderbilt Law School University of New Hampshire School of Law Villanova University Suffolk University Law School University of Washington Vermont Law School Washington University Widener University School of Law OUTlaws Yale Law School University of Alabama Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Outreach Boston University School of Law Georgetown University Law Center Brooklyn Law School Outreach for Legal Literacy University of California—Hastings Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of California—Irvine University of California—Los Angeles Pacific American Law Student Association (PILSA) Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) See also AALSA Chapman University Brooklyn Law School University of Chicago University of California—Berkeley City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Florida State University University of Colorado University of Illinois Columbia University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Denver University of Maryland DePaul University College of Law Rutgers University—Newark University of Detroit Mercy Northeastern University School of Law Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University University of San Diego Georgetown University Law Center Southwestern Law School University of Georgia Syracuse University Gonzaga University Vermont Law School Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Whittier Law School University of Illinois Yale Law School Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Pacific-Asian Legal Studies Student Organization University of Iowa University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson University of Kansas School of Law Lewis & Clark Law School Loyola University—Chicago Pacific Rim Law Society University of Memphis California Western University University of Miami Pakistan Law Students Association University of Michigan Georgetown University Law Center University of Missouri—Kansas City

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Pan Asian Student Bar Association Delta California Western University University of Akron University of Alabama Paper Chasers Running Club Albany Law School University of Illinois American University Parents and Family Association Appalachian School of Law University of Dayton University of Arizona College of Law Arizona State University College of Law Parents as Law Students University of Arkansas—Little Rock Arizona State University College of Law Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School University of California—Hastings Boston College Law School Parents Association Brooklyn Law School University of Arizona College of Law Boston University School of Law University of California—Hastings Brooklyn Law School University of California—Los Angeles University of California—Berkeley Campbell Law School California Western University—Parents in Law School Capital University Duke University—Parents Attending Law School Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Duquesne University Case Western Reserve University University of Montana Catholic University of America Touro Law Center Chapman University Parents Attending Law School (PALS) Charleston School of Law University of California—Los Angeles Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Oklahoma University of Cincinnati Stanford Law School City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of Washington University of Connecticut Creighton University Parents Group Columbia University Georgetown University Law Center Cornell University Partnership for Professionalism University of Dayton University of Miami University of Denver DePaul University College of Law Part-time Law Students Association University of Detroit Mercy Santa Clara University Drake University Stetson University College of Law Duquesne University Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Peer Advisor and Alumni Mentor Program Emory University Georgetown University Law Center University of Florida—Levin College of Law Peer Mentors Florida Coastal School of Law Charleston School of Law Fordham University University of Georgia Penn Law for Choice George Mason University University of Pennsylvania George Washington University The People’s Law Project Georgetown University Law Center Albany Law School Georgia State University Golden Gate University Perfect Tender Infant Care Co-op Gonzaga University University of California—Davis Hamline University School of Law Hofstra Law School Performing Arts Society University of Houston Law Center Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Stetson University College of Law Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Persian Law School Student Association University of Iowa California Western University University of Kansas University of Kentucky Perspective of Law & Society Contemporary Culture Louisiana State University University of Kansas University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law

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Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Texas Wesleyan School of Law Loyola University—Chicago Thomas M. Cooley Law School Marquette University University of Toledo University of Maryland Touro Law Center University of Memphis Tulane University Mercer University Valparaiso University University of Miami Vermont Law School University of Michigan Villanova University Michigan State University University of Virginia Mississippi College School of Law Wake Forest University University of Missouri—Columbia Washburn University School of Law University of Missouri—Kansas City Washington and Lee University University of Nebraska Washington University University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd Western New England College School of Law Western State University New England Law|Boston Widener University School of Law University of New Hampshire School of Law Willamette University New York Law School William & Mary University of North Carolina William Mitchell College of Law North Carolina Central University University of Wyoming Northeastern University School of Law Northern Kentucky University—Chase Phi Delta Phi Northern Illinois University University of Akron Northwestern University University of Alabama University of Notre Dame Law School American University Nova Southeastern University Appalachian School of Law Ohio Northern University University of Arizona University of Oklahoma Brooklyn Law School University of Oregon University of California—Davis Pace University University of California—Los Angeles University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Campbell Law School Penn State Dickinson School of Law Capital University University of Pittsburgh Case Western Reserve University Quinnipiac University Chapman University Regent University School of Law Charleston School of Law University of Richmond Chicago—Kent College of Law Roger Williams University School of Law Cornell University St. Mary’s University Creighton University St. Thomas University University of Denver Samford University—Cumberland DePaul University University of San Diego Duquesne University Santa Clara University University of Florida—Levin College of Law Seattle University School of Law Florida Coastal School of Law Seton Hall University School of Law Florida State University University of South Dakota George Mason University South Texas College of Law George Washington University Southern Illinois University School of Law Georgetown University Law Center Saint Louis University School of Law University of Georgia University of Southern California Golden Gate University Southern Methodist University Gonzaga University Southwestern Law School University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson SUNY Buffalo Law School School of Law Stetson University College of Law University of Houston Law Center Suffolk University Law School University of Illinois Syracuse University Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Temple University Beasley School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of Tennessee University of Kentucky

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Lewis & Clark Law School Poker Club Louisiana State University University of California—Hastings Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Georgetown University Law Center University of Maryland Northwestern University Mercer University Polska Wola University of Miami Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Michigan Michigan State University Poverty Law Society Mississippi College School of Law American University University of Mississippi University of Missouri—Columbia Practice University of Missouri—Kansas City New York University University of Montana Pre-Law Mentoring Program New England Law|Boston University of Oklahoma University of North Carolina University of Pennsylvania North Carolina Central University Northern Illinois University Presenting Legal Activities for Youth (P.L.A.Y.) Nova Southeastern University Texas Wesleyan School of law Ohio Northern University Pride Law University of Oklahoma University of San Diego Quinnipiac University University of Richmond Prison Task Force University of San Diego SUNY Buffalo Law School University of South Dakota Prison Project/Rights Program South Texas College of Law University of California—Hastings Saint Louis University School of Law Duke University St. Mary’s University University of North Carolina St. Thomas University Tulane University Samford University—Cumberland Santa Clara University Prisoner’s Legal Education and Advocacy Project Southern Methodist University University of Pennsylvania Southern Illinois University School of Law Prisoner’s Rights and Education Project Stetson University College of Law Brooklyn Law School (EYESPY) Suffolk University Law School Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Tennessee Duke University Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Illinois Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Michigan Tulane University New York University Valparaiso University Yale Law School Villanova University University of Virginia Private Equity Club Washburn University School of Law University of Oklahoma Washington and Lee University Pro Bono Project Widener University School of Law Duke University Willamette University George Mason University William & Mary University of Houston Law Center William Mitchell College of Law Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Wyoming Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Philosophy and Linguistics Society (PLS) University of Iowa Brooklyn Law School Lewis & Clark Law School University of North Carolina Pilipino American Law Students Northwestern University University of California—Berkeley Ohio State University Pilipino Law Students Association University of Oregon University of California—Davis University of San Diego University of California—Hastings University of South Carolina

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University of South Dakota Public Interest Law Coalition University of Tennessee City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of Texas University of Montana University of Virginia University of New Hampshire School of Law Villanova University New York Law School Washington University Stanford Law School Pro Se Magerina Public Interest Law Foundation Georgetown University Law Center Boston College Law School University of California—Berkeley Problem-Solving Law Society University of California—Davis University of California—Hastings University of California—Hastings Progressive Alliance for Life University of California—Los Angeles Georgetown University Law Center Chapman University Golden Gate University Project Equality Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Mercer University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Project for Older Prisoners University of Notre Dame Law School Campbell University University of San Diego Tulane University Seattle University School of Law University of Southern California Project Information Stanford Law School University of Texas University of Wisconsin Project on Negotiation and Dispute Resolution Public Interest Law Scholars New York University Northeastern University School of Law Project S.T.A.F.F. Seattle University School of Law Penn State Dickinson School of Law Public Interest Law Society/Organization/Association Property Law Association University of Akron University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law University of Alabama Albany Law School Prosecutor’s Association/Club University of Arizona Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Mercer University Boston University School of Law Protective Order Project Brooklyn Law School (BLSPI) Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of California—Davis (KHLF) Capital University Public Affairs and Policy Association Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Tulane University Case Western Reserve University Catholic University of America Public Benefits Advocacy Project Charleston School of Law University of Michigan University of Chicago Public Defenders Club Chicago—Kent College of Law Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School University of Cincinnati City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Public Interest Advocates Cleveland—Marshall West Virginia University University of Colorado Public Interest and Social Justice Coalition Columbia University Santa Clara University University of Connecticut Cornell University Public Interest Fellows Program (OPICS) University of Denver Georgetown University Law Center DePaul University College of Law Public Interest Fellowships Drake University City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Creighton University University of Georgia Duke University University of New Hampshire School of Law DePaul University College of Law Duquesne University

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Emory University St. Thomas University University of Florida—Levin College of Law Samford University—Cumberland Florida State University Seattle University School of Law George Mason University University of San Diego University of Georgia University of San Francisco Georgia State University Santa Clara University Hofstra Law School Seton Hall University School of Law University of Houston Law Center University of South Carolina University of Illinois South Texas College of Law Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Southern California Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Southern Methodist University The John Marshall Law School Southwestern Law School University of Kansas SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Kentucky Suffolk University Law School Lewis & Clark Law School Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law University of Tennessee Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Texas Wesleyan School of Law Loyola University—Chicago Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Maine University of Toledo Marquette University Touro Law Center University of Maryland Tulane University University of Memphis University of Utah Mercer University Vanderbilt Law School University of Miami Vermont Law School Villanova University University of Michigan (Group) University of Virginia Michigan State University Wake Forest University University of Mississippi University of Washington Mississippi College School of Law Washington and Lee University of Missouri—Kansas City West Virginia University University of Nebraska Widener University School of Law University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd Willamette University School of Law William Mitchell College of Law New England Law|Boston Yale Law School University of New Hampshire School of Law New York University Public Interest Mentoring Initiative University of North Carolina University of Pennsylvania Northeastern University School of Law Public Interest Student Coalition Northern Illinois University American University Northwestern University University of Notre Dame Law School Public Law Review Nova Southeastern University Saint Louis University School of Law Ohio Northern University Public Policy Project Ohio State University Golden Gate University University of Oregon Pace University Public Service Advisory Board University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Washington University Penn State Dickinson School of Law Public Service Auction University of Pennsylvania New York University University of Pittsburgh Quinnipiac University Public Service Board Regent University School of Law University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) University of Richmond Public Service Fellows Roger Williams University School of Law Stetson University College of Law St. John’s University Saint Louis University School of Law Public Service Fund St. Mary’s University William & Mary

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QANUN University of Pittsburgh Columbia University Southwestern Law School QLaw Real Property Law Society University of Wisconsin Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Queen’s Bench Real Property, Probate & Trust Law Chapman University University of Miami Queer Caucus Reg Blog Northeastern University School of Law University of Pennsylvania Queer Law Students Association (QLSA) Reproductive Choice Coalition Golden Gate University Boston College Law School Rape Crisis Project Reproductive Justice University of Virginia Georgetown University Law Center Hamline University School of Law Real Estate Law Students Association/Society/Club University of Pennsylvania Boston University School of Law Seattle University School of Law Brooklyn Law School University of California—Davis Republicans University of California—Hastings University of Alabama University of California—Los Angeles Appalachian School of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Arkansas—Little Rock Charleston School of Law Boston College Law School University of Chicago Brooklyn Law School Georgia State University University of California—Hastings University of Illinois Catholic University of America University of Kansas University of Chicago Loyola Law School—Los Angeles City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of Maryland Columbia University University of Michigan Cornell University University of Missouri—Columbia Creighton University New England Law|Boston University of Dayton Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of Detroit Mercy University of Pennsylvania Drake University Santa Clara University Florida Coastal School of Law Seattle University School of Law University of Florida—Levin College of Law Seton Hall University School of Law Fordham University University of Southern California George Washington University Southern Methodist University Georgetown University Law Center Stetson University College of Law Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Suffolk University Law School Hamline University School of Law Touro Law Center University of Maryland Tulane University Mercer University Washburn University School of Law University of Miami University of Nebraska Real Estate and Land Use Law Society/Association New York Law School Pace University Northern Kentucky University—Chase Stanford Law School Northwestern University Real Estate Transactions Student Organization Ohio State University Chapman University Pace University Penn State Dickinson School of Law Real Estate and Urban Policy Fourm University of Pennsylvania Brooklyn Law School University of Pittsburgh University of Florida—Levin College of Law Regent University School of Law University of Miami St. Mary’s University New England Law|Boston Samford University—Cumberland New York University

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University of San Diego Michigan State University Seton Hall University School of LAW Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of South Carolina Suffolk University Law School South Texas College of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Southern California Vermont Law School Southern Illinois University School of Law Rugby and Football Stetson University College of Law Widener University School of Law Suffolk University Law School Syracuse University Running Club Temple University Beasley School of Law Boston University School of Law Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of California—Hastings Thomas M. Cooley Law School Campbell Law School Vermont Law School Georgetown University Law Center Villanova University George Mason University University of Virginia Golden Gate University Washburn University School of Law Hamline University School of Law Widener University School of Law University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson William Mitchell College of Law School of Law Yale Law School Lewis & Clark Law School University of Michigan Republicans for the Public Interest University of Pennsylvania City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Vanderbilt Law School Republican Law Coalition Widener University School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis William Mitchell College of Law Republicans National Lawyers Association Running and Triathlon Club American University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) George Washington University City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Regent University School of Law Russian American Legal Society Research Education and Advocacy to Combat Homeless Seattle University School of Law Fordham University Russian Law Students Association New York University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Residence Life Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Georgetown University Law Center Rutherford Institute Chapter Res Ipsa Loquitor University of Georgia Penn State Dickinson School of Law Regent University School of Law Samford University—Cumberland Resource Law Journal Appalachian School of Law Sadie Alexander Memorial Conference University of Pennsylvania Returned Peace Corps Volunteers Georgetown University Law Center Sailing Club University of Pennsylvania Returning Students Club Golden Gate University Saint Thomas More Society University of Maryland Arizona State University College of Law Boston College Law School RIGHTSLINK University of California—Los Angeles Columbia University Case Western Reserve University Rocket Docket Chapman University Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Chicago Columbia University Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation Student Chapter Cornell University Washburn University School of Law University of Dayton Rugby Club University of Detroit Mercy Georgetown University Law Center George Mason University

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George Washington University Secular Student Alliance Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Georgetown University Law Center University of Kansas Securities & Financial Law Organization Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Georgetown University Law Center Marquette University University of Maryland Securities Law Society Michigan State University Brooklyn Law School University of Nebraska Catholic University of America University of Notre Dame Law School Georgetown University Law Center Ohio Northern University Georgia State University Penn State Dickinson School of Law The John Marshall Law School Saint Louis University School of Law University of Missouri—Kansas City St. Mary’s University Villanova University University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) University of San Diego Senate Qualified Law Students Association University of San Francisco University of Michigan Seton Hall University School of Law Servicemembers and Veterans Legal Assistance Project Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Pennsylvania Texas Wesleyan School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Sexuality and Gender Equality (SAGE) Villanova University University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd University of Virginia School of Law Widener University School of Law Shaking the Foundations William & Mary Stanford Law School Scales of Justice Shelter Legal Services University of Chicago Northeastern University School of Law Schoolmates Shelter Legal Services Foundation Tulane University Boston College Law School Science and Law Society Boston University School of Law University of California—Los Angeles New England Law|Boston Suffolk University Law School Science and Technology Law Society/Review University of San Diego Second Career Law Southern Methodist University Hamline University School of Law Seattle Trial Lawyers Association Sign Language Society Seattle University School of Law Widener University School of Law Seattle University Law Democrats Significant Others and Spouses Organization Seattle University School of Law University of New Hampshire School of Law Second Amendment Society Silicon Flatirons Student Group Chapman University University of Colorado Golden Gate University Single-MALT Scotch Club Hamline University School of Law Northwestern University University of Houston Law Center Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis SJT Students University of Maine Georgetown University Law Center Mercer University Ski Club University of Oklahoma Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Western State University SUNY Buffalo Law School Second Careers in Law Suffolk University Law School Hamline University School of Law SLS Academy University of North Carolina Stanford Law School Washington University

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SLS Christian Fellowship Society of Law, Health, and Bioethics Stanford Law School Columbia University Georgetown University Law Center Small Business Law Connection New York University Society of Legal Entrepreneurs St. Mary’s University Soccer Club Appalachian School of Law (ASL Soccer United) Society of Litigators University of California—Hastings Golden Gate University Columbia University Society of Oral Advocates Georgetown University Law Center Seattle University School of Law University of New Hampshire School of Law University of Pennsylvania Society of Trial Advocates Catholic University of America Social Committee University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Softball Club Appalachian School of Law Social Justice Boston University School of Law University of Denver Brooklyn Law School University of Notre Dame Law School University of California—Hastings Seattle University School of Law (Seattle Journal) Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Society and the Law Catholic University of America Case Western Reserve University University of Chicago Columbia University Society for Asylum & Immigration Duke University DePaul University Georgetown University Law Center Lewis & Clark Law School Society for Chinese Law University of Maryland Columbia University University of Pennsylvania Washington University Suffolk University Law School Society for Computer and Information Law South Asian American Law Students Association University of Houston Law Center Touro Law Center Society for Dispute Resolution South Asian Law Students’ Association Quinnipiac University American University Society for Health Law & Bioethics Boston College Law School Georgetown University Law Center Boston University School of Law Brooklyn Law School Society for Immigrant and Refugee Rights University of California—Berkeley Columbia University University of California—Davis Seattle University School of Law University of California—Hastings Society for Justice in Palestine/Israel University of California—Los Angeles American University California Western University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Society for Law and Ideas Case Western Reserve University Columbia University Catholic University of America Society for Mental Health Law Chapman University Michigan State University Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Chicago Society for Restorative Justice City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Northeastern University School of Law Columbia University Society for Work, Employment, and Labor Law at CU University of Connecticut University of Colorado Cornell University University of Detroit Mercy Society of Bar and Gavel Duke University University of Miami Fordham University Society of Law and the Arts George Washington University Cornell University Georgetown University Law Center Georgetown University Law Center Golden Gate University

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Hofstra Law School Albany Law School University of Houston Law Center American University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Appalachian School of Law University of Miami Arizona State University College of Law University of Michigan Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School New England Law|Boston Boston College Law School University of New Hampshire School of Law Boston University School of Law New York Law School Brooklyn Law School New York University University of California—Berkeley Northeastern University School of Law University of California—Davis Northwestern University University of California—Hastings University of Pennsylvania University of California—Los Angeles School of Law Santa Clara University California Western University Seattle University School of Law Capital University South Texas College of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Southern California Case Western Reserve University Suffolk University Law School Chapman University Syracuse University Charleston School of Law Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Chicago Villanova University Chicago—Kent College of Law Washington University University of Cincinnati Widener University School of Law City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Yale Law School University of Colorado University of Connecticut South Texas ProBono Asylum Representation Project Cornell University Boston University School of Law Creighton University Southern Exposure University of Denver New York University University of District of Columbia School of Law Duke University Space Law Duquesne University University of California—Irvine Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University University of Colorado Emory University Georgetown University Law Center Florida Coastal School of Law University of Southern California University of Florida—Levin College of Law Space Law & Law of the Sea Georgetown University Law Center University of Michigan George Washington University Georgia State University Spanish American Law Student Association (SALSA) University of Georgia University of Florida—Levin College of Law Golden Gate University Florida State University Gonzaga University Spanish Speaking Lawyers Association Hofstra Law School University of Denver University of Houston Law Center University of Illinois Sparer Public Interest Conference Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Pennsylvania Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Speakers Trust Fund University of Kansas Penn State Dickinson School of Law The John Marshall Law School Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Sports and Entertainment Law Forum Loyola University—Chicago University of Oregon University of Maine University of Maryland Sports and Entertainment Law Society University of Memphis (or Entertainment and Sports Law Society) University of Miami See also Arts, Entertainment and Sports Law, University of Michigan Entertainment Law, and Sports Law Michigan State University University of Akron Mississippi College School of Law University of Alabama The University of Mississippi School of Law

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University of Missouri—Columbia William & Mary University of Missouri—Kansas City University of Wisconsin University of Nebraska College of Law Yale Law School University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd School of Law Sports & Entertainment Law Students Association New England Law|Boston Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of New Hampshire School of Law University of Colorado New York Law School Sports Law Society Northeastern University School of Law See also Arts, Entertainment and Sports Law, University of Notre Dame Law School Entertainment Law and Sports and Entertainment Law Nova Southeastern University American University Ohio Northern University Brooklyn Law School Ohio State University University of California—Hastings University of Oklahoma University of California—Los Angeles Oklahoma City University Catholic University of America Pace University Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Pennsylvania Duke University Penn State Dickinson School of Law Florida Coastal School of Law University of Pittsburgh Fordham University Quinnipiac University George Mason University Regent University School of Law Gonzaga University University of Richmond University of Illinois Roger Williams University School of Law The John Marshall Law School Rutgers University—Newark Marquette University Saint Louis University School of Law University of Michigan St. Mary’s University University of Minnesota University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Santa Clara University Samford University—Cumberland Seton Hall University School of Law University of San Diego Santa Clara University University of Southern California Seattle University School of Law Southern Illinois University School of Law Southern Methodist University SUNY Buffalo Law School University of South Carolina Suffolk University Law School South Texas College of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Southwestern Law School University of Toledo Stanford Law School Tulane University SUNY Buffalo Law School University of Tulsa Stetson University College of Law University of Utah Suffolk University Law School Western State University College of Law Syracuse University Widener University School of Law University of Tennessee Willamette University University of Texas William Mitchell College of Law Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Wisconsin Tulane University Sport Shooting Society University of Tulsa Washington University Valparaiso University Vermont Law School Spouses Club Villanova University University of Alabama University of Virginia University of New Hampshire School of Law Wake Forest University Southwestern Law School Washburn University School of Law Spring Break of Service University of Washington University of Chicago Washington University Washington and Lee Squash Club Western New England College University of Pennsylvania Western State University College of Law Whittier Law School Stage Advocate Widener University School of Law Seattle University School of Law

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Stanford Association for Law in the Middle East State Bar of Michigan Law Student Section Stanford Law School University of Michigan Stanford Association of Law Students for Disability Rights State Bar of Texas Law School Division Stanford Law School University of Houston Law Center Texas Wesleyan School of Law Stanford BioLaw and Health Policy Society Stanford Law School Straphangers Student Association Columbia University Stanford Critical Law Society Stanford Law School Street Law University of Akron Stanford Entertainment and Sports Law Association American University Stanford Law School Case Western Reserve University Stanford Intellectual Property Association University of California—Hastings Stanford Law School Catholic University of America University of Chicago Stanford International Human Rights Law Association City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Stanford Law School Creighton University Stanford Latino Law Students Association George Washington University Stanford Law School University of Georgia University of Illinois Stanford Law and Business Association Lewis & Clark Law School Stanford Law School University of Miami (part of H.O.P.E. Program) Stanford Law and Policy Society University of Michigan Stanford Law School University of New Hampshire School of Law Ohio Northern University Stanford Law and Technology Association Ohio State University Stanford Law School University of Oregon Stanford Law and Wine Society University of Pennsylvania Stanford Law School Santa Clara University University of Southern California Stanford Law Association Stanford Law School Stanford Law School Texas Wesleyan School of Law Tulane University Stanford Law Democrats Vanderbilt Law School Stanford Law School Willamette University Stanford Law Immigration Initiative William Mitchell College of Law Stanford Law School Yale Law School Stanford Law School Energy Club Street Youth Legal Advocates of Washington Stanford Law School Seattle University School of Law University of Washington Stanford Law School Mock Trial Program Stanford Law School Student Advocates for Ending Domestic Violence Boston University School of Law Stanford Law Students for Reproductive Justice Brooklyn Law School Stanford Law School Students Against Death Penalty Stanford Law Veterans Organization Georgetown University Law Center Stanford Law School Students Against Gender-Based Exploitation (SAGE) Stanford National Security & the Law Society University of Pennsylvania Stanford Law School Student Animal Legal Defense Fund Stanford Public Interest Law Foundation University of Akron Stanford Law School American University Stanford Tax Club Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Stanford Law School Brooklyn Law School University of California—Hastings

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University of California—Irvine Brooklyn Law School Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of California—Irvine Case Western Reserve University University of California—Los Angeles Charleston School of Law California Western University University of Chicago Campbell Law School Chicago—Kent College of Law Capital University University of Colorado Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Connecticut Case Western Reserve University University of Dayton Catholic University of America Drake University Chapman University George Washington University Charleston School of Law Georgetown University Law Center Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Georgia University of Cincinnati Golden Gate University Cleveland—Marshall University of Illinois University of Colorado Lewis & Clark Law School Cornell University University of Miami University of Connecticut University of Michigan Creighton University University of Missouri—Columbia University of Dayton University of Nebraska College of Law University of Denver New York University DePaul University College of Law Nova Southeastern University University of Detroit Mercy University of Oregon University of District of Columbia School of Law Pace University Drake University University of Pennsylvania Duke University Saint Louis University School of Law Duquesne University Santa Clara University Emory University Seattle University School of Law University of Florida—Levin College of Law Seton Hall University School of Law Florida Coastal School of Law Suffolk University Law School Florida State University Temple University Beasley School of Law Fordham University Tulane University George Mason University University of Utah Georgetown University Law Center Valparaiso University George Washington University Villanova University University of Georgia University of Washington Georgia State University Willamette University Golden Gate University University of Wisconsin Gonzaga University Hamline University School of Law Student Association for International Law University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson Arizona State University College of Law School of Law Student Association on Terrorism and Security Analysis Hofstra Law School Law School Division University of Houston Law Center Syracuse University University of Illinois Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Student Bar Association Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of Akron University of Iowa University of Alabama The John Marshall Law School Albany Law School University of Kansas American University University of Kentucky Appalachian School of Law Lewis & Clark Law School University of Arizona College of Law University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law Arizona State University College of Law Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Arkansas—Little Rock Loyola University—Chicago Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School University of Maine Baylor University Marquette University Boston University School of Law University of Maryland

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University of Memphis Stetson University College of Law Mercer University Suffolk University Law School University of Miami Temple University Beasley School of Law Michigan State University University of Tennessee University of Mississippi Texas Tech University Mississippi College School of Law Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Missouri—Columbia Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of Missouri—Kansas City University of Toledo University of Montana Touro Law Center University of Nebraska Tulane University University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd University of Tulsa School of Law University of Utah New England Law|Boston Valparaiso University University of New Hampshire School of Law Vanderbilt Law School University of New Mexico Vermont Law School New York Law School Villanova University New York University University of Virginia University of North Carolina Wake Forest University North Carolina Central University Washburn University School of Law University of North Dakota University of Washington Northeastern University School of Law Washington University Northwestern University Washington and Lee Northern Kentucky University—Chase West Virginia University University of Notre Dame Law School Western New England College Nova Southeastern University Western State University Ohio Northern University Whittier Law School Ohio State University Widener University School of Law University of Oklahoma Willamette University Oklahoma City University William & Mary University of Oregon William Mitchell College of Law Pace University University of Wisconsin Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of Pittsburgh Student Bar Association Mentors Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico Southern Methodist University Quinnipiac University Student Communications and Information Law Association Regent University School of Law George Washington University University of Richmond Roger Williams University School of Law Student Court Rutgers University—Newark University of Cincinnati St. John’s University Students Against Looting Valuable Antiquities—Georgetown Saint Louis University School of Law Endeavor St. Mary’s University Georgetown University Law Center St. Thomas University Samford University—Cumberland (9 Associations: Student Branch—Rhode Island Association for Justice AL, FL, GA, MS, NC, SC, TN, VA, TX) Roger Williams University School of Law University of San Diego Students for Access to Justice Santa Clara University University of Oklahoma Seattle University School of Law Seton Hall University School of Law Students for Choice University of South Carolina University of California—Berkeley University of South Dakota University of California—Hastings South Texas College of Law Temple University Beasley School of Law University of Southern California Valparaiso University Southern Illinois University School of Law Washington University Southern Methodist University William Mitchell College of Law Southwestern Law School Students for Death Penalty Reform SUNY Buffalo Law School University of California—Davis

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Student Disaster Relief Network George Washington University Touro Law Center Georgia State University New England Law|Boston Students for Human Rights Samford University—Cumberland Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Washington University Students for Justice in Palestine Student Hurricane Network Northeastern University School of Law Boston University School of Law Students with Kids Brooklyn Law School Boston College Chicago—Kent College of Law University Of Illinois Students for Life University Of Oregon University of Pennsylvania Tulane University Regent University School of Law William & Mary Washington University Student Intellectual Property Law Association Students for Marriage Equality Case Western Reserve University Cornell University George Washington University Students for Social Equality Georgetown University Law Center University of California—Davis University of New Hampshire School of Law Saint Louis University School of Law Students for Sensible Drug Policy Santa Clara University University of Colorado University of Utah Georgetown University Law Center William & Mary Golden Gate University Student International Law Society Lewis & Clark Law School Case Western Reserve University Students for Free Culture Student Lawyer Athletic Program Seattle University School of Law New York University Student Funded Fellowships Student Legal Research Committee University of Michigan University of Cincinnati Northeastern University School of Law Vermont Law School Student Legal Research Service University of Virginia Emory University Student Funded Public Interest Fellowships Student Legal Services University of Arizona William & Mary Boston College Law School Student Legal Writers Association Boston University School of Law Saint Louis University School of Law Brooklyn Law School Case Western Reserve Student Litigation Society Chicago—Kent College of Law University of Utah City University of New York (SUNY) School of Law Student Mediation Services Cornell University Thomas M. Cooley Law School Northeastern University School of Law Northwestern University Student Network for Asylum & Refugee Law Vermont Law School University of Michigan Wake Forest University Student Newspaper Yale Law School Albany, “The Issue” Student Government University of Arizona, “Forum Conveniens” University of California—Hastings Brooklyn Law School, “Docker” City University of New York CUNY) School of Law University of California—Berkeley, “Cross Examiner” Vermont Law School University of California—Los Angeles, “The Docket” University of Wyoming California Western University, “The Commentary” Capital University, “Res Ipsa Loquiter” Student Health Law Association Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva), “Cardozo Jurist Case Western Reserve University Casa Western Reserve University, “The Docket” University of Connecticut University of Chicago, “The Phoenix”

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Chicago—Kent College of Law, “The Commentator” Southern Methodist University, “The Advocate” City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law, SUNY Buffalo Law School, “The Opinion” “The Brief” Suffolk University Law School, “DICTA” Cleveland—Marshall, “The Gavel” Temple University Beasley School of Law, Columbia University, “The Adviser” “Class Action” University of Connecticut, “Pro Se” University of Texas, “The Writ” Cornell University, “The Tower” Thomas M. Cooley Law School “The Pillar” Creighton University, “PRAETOR” University of Toledo, “No Holds Bar Review” University of Denver, “The Writ” Touro Law Center, “The Restatement” University of District of Columbia School of Law, Tulane University, “Dicta” “The Side-Bar” University of Tulsa, “The Baculus” University of Detroit Mercy “The Docket” Valparaiso University, “The Forum” University of Florida—Levin College of Law, Vermont Law School, “The Forum” “The FlaLaw” University of Virginia, “Virginia Law Weekly” Fordham University “RAMblings” Wake Forest University, “Hearsay” George Mason University, “The Docket” Washington University, “Devil’s Advocate” Georgetown University Law Center, “The Law Weekly” Washington and Lee, “Law News” George Washington University, “Nota Bene” Western New England College, “Lex Brevis” Georgia State University “The Docket” Western State University, “The Precedent” Hofstra Law School, “Out of Court Statements” William & Mary, “Not Wythe-Standing the News” University of Kansas, “The Brief Brief” William Mitchell College of Law, “Opinion” University of Kentucky “Week in Brief” Students Helping Assure Racial Equity, Justice, and Diversity Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis, University of California—Los Angeles “The Dictum” Loyola Law School—Los Angeles, “Loyola Reporter” Students for Labor and Employment Justice Loyola University—Chicago “Blackacre” University of Washington John Marshall, “The Decisive Utterance” University of Maryland, “The Raven” Students Organization for Victim’s Advocacy (SOVA) Mercer University, “Janus Chronicles” Gonzaga University University of Miami, “Res Ipsa Loquitor” Student Outreach Society University of Michigan, “Res Gestae” Seton Hall University School of Law Michigan State University, “Res Ipsa Loquitor” Mississippi College School of Law, “The Legal Eye” Student Recruitment and Orientation Committee New England Law|Boston, “Due Process” University of Texas New York Law School, “The “De Novo” Student Recruitment Team (SRT) New York University, “The Commentator” University of Florida—Levin College of Law Northwestern University, “The Pleade” Mississippi College School of Law North Carolina, “Mere Dictum” University of Mississippi Nova Southeastern University, “Broadly Speaking” Ohio State University, “Hearsay” Student for Reproductive Justice Oklahoma City University, “The Verdict” Boston College University of Pennsylvania, “Penn Law Forum” Pace University, “Hearsay” Student Senate Penn State Dickinson School of Law, Columbia University “The Judicial Notice” University of Kansas Quinnipiac University “The Quinnipiac Legal Times” University of Michigan University of Richmond, “Juris Publici” Students Against the Death Penalty Rutgers University—Newark, “The Record” Georgetown University Law Center St. John’s University, “The Forum” St. Thomas University, “Opinio Juris” Students for Legal Opportunities in Africa Samford University—Cumberland, “Pro Confesso” University of Michigan University of San Diego, “Motions” Students for Sensible Drug Policy University of San Francisco, “The Forum” Georgetown University Law Center Santa Clara University, “The Advocate” Seattle University School of Law, “Prolific Reporter” Students Trial Lawyers Association Seton Hall University School of Law, Charleston School of Law “The Cross Examiner” University of Colorado South Texas College of Law, “Annotations” University of Connecticut

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Georgia State University Gonzaga University Golden Gate University Hofstra Law School Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Houston Law Center University of Kansas Students United Lewis & Clark Law School American University Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Students United to Promote Racial Awareness University of Miami University of Virginia University of Michigan University of Oregon Study Abroad Club Quinnipiac University Arizona State University College of Law Roger Williams University School of Law Substantial Performance University of San Diego New York University Seattle University School of Law Seton Hall University School of Law Surf Club Southern Illinois University of San Diego Southwestern Law School University of Southern California Stetson University College of Law University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson Syracuse University School of Law Valparaiso University Villanova University Suspension Representation Project Washburn University School of Law Brooklyn Law School Georgetown University Law Center Teaching Quizmakers New York University University of Texas Sustainable Law & Policy Technology and Intellectual Property Society American University Boston College Law School Brooklyn Law School Sustainability and Urban Development Student Group University of Colorado Saint Louis University School of Law Tulane University Sutin Public Interest Project Technology and Law Society/Association Appalachian School of Law Georgia State University Taiwanese Student Association Stanford Law School University of New Hampshire School of Law University of Washington Target Shooting Club Technology, Science, and Law Association Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Yale Law School Tarrant County Bar Association Law School Division Teen Court Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of New Hampshire School of Law Tarrant County Trial Lawyers Association Law Student Division Tenant Information Project Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Cincinnati Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Tarrant County Young Lawyers Texas Wesleyan School of Law Tenant’s Rights Project Columbia University Tax and Estate Planning Society University of Alabama Tennis Society/Club Charleston School of Law Brooklyn Law School Michigan State University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Santa Clara University University of Pennsylvania Texas Wesleyan School of Law Washington University Tax Law Association/Society Texas Aggie Legal Society Texas Wesleyan School of Law Brooklyn Law School University of California—Davis Texas Club Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) New York University Chapman University University of Connecticut

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Texas Law Fellowships Duquesne University University of Texas George Mason University Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Texas Trial Lawyers Association (TTLA) The John Marshall Law School Southern Methodist University New York University Texas Young Lawyers Association Regent University School of Law Texas Wesleyan School of Law Samford University—Cumberland University of South Dakota The American Jurist Southwestern Law School American University Suffolk University Law School The Law Review Texas Wesleyan School of Law City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of Toledo Valparaiso University Valparaiso University Washington University Villanova University Widener University School of Law The Modern American University of Wyoming American University Trial Lawyers Association The Real Estate Law Society University of California—Berkeley Nova Southeastern University University of California—Los Angeles University of Denver The Theory Workshop Mississippi College School of Law Yale Law School University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd Therapeutic Jurisprudence Society School of Law Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of Oregon Thomas More Society Trial Moot Court Board George Mason University George Washington University Penn State Dickinson School of Law Thrift Club Brooklyn Law School Trial Team Charleston School of Law Thurgood Marshall Legal Society Columbia University University of Texas Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Toastmasters Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Charleston School of Law University of Maryland Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of Miami Southwestern Law School Mississippi College School of Law SUNY Buffalo Law School Tort Law Society Stetson University College of Law Western State University William & Mary Tort and Personal Injury Law Association Triangle Bar Southwestern Law School Michigan State University Traffic Court Trivia Contest University of Kansas University of Chicago Transactional Team Trusts & Estates / Elder Law Student Association Widener University School of Law Seattle University School of Law William & Mary Tulane Child Advocates Transfer and Visiting Students Association Tulane University University of California—Berkeley Columbia University Turkish Law Society Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Georgetown University Law Center Transfer Network Association Tutoring Cornell University Albany Law School University of California—Hastings Trial Advocacy Society University of Colorado—Rothgerber Tutors Brooklyn Law School Gonzaga University

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Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis, UC Hastings “Tenderloins” Ultimate Club The Dean’s Tutorial Society University of California—Hastings University of New Hampshire School of Law US-Canadian Law Society North Carolina Central University University of North Dakota Northwestern University Ohio State University US-Mexico Bar Association Southern Methodist University University of Houston Law Center Tulane University University of Oregon Vermont Law School Washburn University School of Law Velocipedists Yale Law School Washburn University School of Law UCLAW Students Helping Assure Racial Equity, Justice Venture Capital and Entrepreneurship Society and Diversity William & Mary University of California—Los Angeles Veterans Assistance Services Organization UN Association of the United States of America (UNA–USA) DePaul University College of Law Chicago—Kent College of Law Veterans Law Association/Society Uncorked Boston College Law School Georgetown University Law Center Brooklyn Law School University of California—Davis Under Represented Student Alliance (uRSA) University of California—Los Angeles University of California—Irvine Cornell University University of Detroit Mercy Unemployment Action Center Hamline University School of Law Brooklyn Law School Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Missouri—Columbia Columbia University Quinnipiac University University of Connecticut Ohio Northern University Fordham University Saint Louis University School of Law Hofstra Law School Seattle University School of Law New York University Southern Methodist University Pace University Touro Law Center Texas Wesleyan School of Law University of Utah Unemployment Compensation Appeals Clinic Washburn University School of law University of Wisconsin Vietnamese American Law Student Society/Association Unemployment Compensation Project University of California—Hastings (VALS) University of Pennsylvania Chapman University (VALSA) Santa Clara University United Law Students of Color Council University of Pennsylvania Virginia Bar Association Regent University School of Law United Nations William & Mary Georgetown University Law Center Vocal Group United Students Brooklyn Law School (A Cappelants) University of Oklahoma University of California—Davis Universities Allied for Essential Medicine The John Marshall Law School University of Michigan University of Michigan (Head notes) Northwestern University Urban Assembly School for Law & Justice Mentoring Program Vanderbilt Law School Brooklyn Law School Vermont Law School Urban Law Forum Yale Law School University of Pennsylvania Voces Juridicas Latinas Urban Ventures Project University of District of Columbia School of Law University of Pennsylvania Voices for Reproductive Freedom (VOX) Valparaiso University

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The Voting Rights Project Western New England College Stanford Law School Western State University Widener University School of Law Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program (VITA) Albany Law School Volunteer Law Clerks Association Appalachian School of Law West Virginia University University of California—Davis Volunteer Program University of California—Hastings Cornell University, Law Community Volunteer Program University of California—Los Angeles Campbell University Volunteer Service Corps Capital University William & Mary University of Connecticut Creighton University Volunteer Student Law Project University of Dayton University of Dayton University of Detroit Mercy Wall Street Duke University New York University Drake University University of Florida—Levin College of Law Water Polo Club George Mason University Georgetown University Law Center University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson Wealth and Capital Punishment Society School of Law University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Hofstra Law School Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington West Coast Connection Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis New York University University of Kentucky Weightlifting Club Loyola Law School—Los Angeles University of Pennsylvania Marquette University University of Maryland Western Heritage Society University of Miami Temple University Beasley School of Law Michigan State University University of Missouri—Kansas City Willamette Journal of International Law & Dispute Resolution University of Montana Willamette University Mercer University Willamette Law Online University of Nebraska Willamette University North Carolina Central University Northern Kentucky University—Chase William O. Douglas Committee Ohio Northern University Gonzaga University Ohio State University Wine Appreciation Society University of Oklahoma Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Penn State Dickinson School of Law Brooklyn Law School Quinnipiac University George Washington Law Center Regent University School of Law Seattle University School of Law University of Richmond Roger Williams University School of Law Wine Club Samford University—Cumberland Boston University School of Law University of South Dakota Wine and Food Club Southern Methodist University Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University Southwestern Law School University of Pennsylvania Stetson University College of Law University of Tennessee Wine Mess Touro Law Center University of Chicago University of Tulsa Wine & Spirits Law Society Tulane University George Mason University Valparaiso University Vermont Law School With all Deliberate Speed (Running Club) University of Virginia University of Pennsylvania Washburn University School of Law Washington and Lee Wolverine Student Bar Association Michigan State University

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Women of Color Creighton University Georgetown University Law Center DePaul University College of Law University of New Mexico University of Detroit Mercy New York University University of District of Columbia School of Law Stanford Law School (Women of Color Action Network) Drake University Temple University Beasley School of Law Duke University University of Virginia Duquesne University Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Women In Law Emory University Charleston School of Law University of Florida—Levin College of Law University of Kansas School of Law Florida Coastal School of Law Samford University—Cumberland Florida State University Santa Clara university Fordham University Southern Methodist University Georgetown University Law Center Women’s Law Center George Mason University Boston College University of Georgia Golden Gate University Women of Stanford Law Gonzaga University Stanford Law School Hamline University School of Law Women’s Association University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson University of Pennsylvania School of Law Hofstra Law School Women’s Basketball Club University of Idaho Georgetown University Law Center Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Women’s Bar Association University of Iowa DePaul University College of Law The John Marshall Law School Mississippi College School of Law University of Kentucky Touro Law Center Lewis & Clark Law School Women’s Law Caucus/Students Association/Coalition University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law University of Alabama Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Albany Law School Loyola University—Chicago American University Marquette University Appalachian School of Law University of Maryland University of Arizona College of Law University of Memphis Arizona State University College of Law Mercer University Boston College Law School University of Michigan Boston University School of Law Michigan State University Brooklyn Law School University of Minnesota University of California—Berkeley Mississippi College School of Law University of California—Davis University of Missouri—Columbia University of California—Irvine University of Missouri—Kansas City University of California—Los Angeles University of Montana California Western University University of Nebraska Campbell Law School University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd Capital University School of Law Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of New Hampshire School of Law Case Western Reserve University University of New Mexico Catholic University of America New England Law|Boston Chapman University University of North Carolina University of Chicago North Carolina Central University Chicago—Kent College of Law Northeastern University School of Law University of Cincinnati Northern Illinois University City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of North Dakota Cleveland—Marshall Northern Kentucky University—Chase University of Colorado Northwestern University University of Connecticut University of Notre Dame Law School Cornell University Ohio Northern University

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Ohio State University University of Wisconsin University of Oklahoma University of Wyoming University of Oregon Yale Law School Pace University University of the Pacific, McGeorge, School of Law Women’s Law Forum Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of Oregon University of Pennsylvania University of Wyoming University of Pittsburgh Women’s Legal Alliance Quinnipiac University School of Law Georgetown University Law Center University of Richmond Roger Williams University School of Law Women’s Legal Forum Rutgers University—Newark Michigan State University St. John’s University University of Notre Dame Law School Saint Louis University School of Law Washburn University School of Law St. Mary’s University Women’s Legal Society University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Baylor University Samford University—Cumberland University of San Diego Women’s Mentoring Program University of San Francisco University of Chicago Santa Clara University Woolsack Honor Society Seattle University School of Law Penn State Dickinson School of Law Seton Hall University School of Law Saint Louis University School of Law University of South Carolina University of South Dakota Work it University of Southern California University of Pennsylvania Southern Illinois University Southern Methodist University Workers Justice Project Southwestern Law School University of California—Los Angeles University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Worker’s Solidarity Group Suffolk University Law School Georgetown University Law Center Syracuse University Temple University Beasley School of Law Working in the Public Interest University of Tennessee University of Georgia University of Texas Writ of Knit Texas Tech University Georgetown University Law Center Texas Wesleyan School of Law Thomas M. Cooley Law School Write Research Institute for Timed Essays University of Toledo Santa Clara University Touro Law Center Wrongful Convictions Projects Tulane University University of Miami University of Tulsa University of Utah Y’allSA Valparaiso University University of Pennsylvania Vanderbilt Law School Vermont Law School Yearbook Villanova University Brooklyn Law School University of Virginia New England Law|Boston, “Legacy” Wake Forest University Yoga Club/Society Washington University Brooklyn Law School Washington and Lee Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) West Virginia University Chapman University Western New England College Columbia University Western State University University of Pennsylvania Whittier Law School University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Widener University School of Law Willamette University Young Democrats William & Mary Seattle University School of Law William Mitchell College of Law

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Young Lawyers Program/Association Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Texas Wesleyan School of Law Youth Advocacy Caucus Northeastern University School of Law Youth Advocacy Club/Caucus Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Georgetown University Law Center Northwestern University Youth Criminal Justice Society New York University Youth and Education Advocates at Stanford Stanford Law School Youth and Education Law Society University of California—Berkeley Youth Justice Association Columbia University Youth Law Association (YLA) Golden Gate University

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A. SCHOOLS OFFERING NON-NEED BASED SCHOLARSHIPS

The schools listed below responded to the Wilson/Stern Survey. Because of the wide variety in the nature of these scholarships and manner in which they are awarded, only the schools have been identified. The reader should consult the pages following this list for further information on some of the schools. Otherwise, consult the catalogue of each law school for more specific information.

University of Akron Duquesne University University of Alabama Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Albany Law School Emory University American University Florida State University Appalachian School of Law University of Florida University of Arizona College of the Law Fordham University Arizona State University College of Law George Mason University University of Arkansas—Fayetteville George Washington University University of Arkansas—Little Rock Georgetown University Law Center Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School University of Georgia University of Baltimore Georgia State University College of Law Baylor University Golden Gate University Boston College Law School Hamline Law School Boston University School of Law University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson Brigham Young University School of Law Brooklyn Law School Hofstra University University of California—Berkeley University of Houston Law Center University of California—Davis Howard University University of California—Hastings University of Idaho University of California—Irvine University of Illinois University of California—Los Angeles Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington California Western University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis Campbell Law School University of Iowa Capital University The John Marshall Law School Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of Kansas Case Western Reserve University University of Kentucky Catholic University of America Lewis & Clark Law School Chapman University Louisiana State University Charleston School of Law University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law University of Chicago Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Chicago—Kent College of Law Loyola University—Chicago University of Cincinnati Loyola University School of Law—New Orleans City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law University of Maine School of Law Cleveland—Marshall Marquette University Law School University of Colorado Law School University of Maryland University of Connecticut University of Memphis Cornell University Mercer University Creighton University University of Miami University of Dayton University of Michigan University of Denver Michigan State University DePaul University College of Law University of Mississippi University of Detroit Mercy Mississippi College School of Law University of District of Columbia School of Law University of Missouri—Columbia Drake University Law School University of Missouri—Kansas City Duke University University of Montana

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University of Nebraska Suffolk University Law School University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd Syracuse University School of Law Temple University Beasley School of Law New England Law|Boston University of Tennessee University of New Hampshire School of Law University of Texas New York Law School Texas Wesleyan School of Law New York University Texas Southern University North Carolina Central University Texas Tech University University of North Carolina Thomas M. Cooley Law School University of North Dakota University of Toledo Northern Illinois University Touro Law Center—Jacob D. Fuchsberg Northern Kentucky University Tulane University Northeastern University School of Law University of Tulsa Northwestern University University of Utah University of Notre Dame Law School Valparaiso University Nova Southeastern University Vanderbilt Law School Ohio Northern University Vermont Law School Ohio State University Villanova University University of Oklahoma University of Virginia Oklahoma City University Wake Forest University University of Oregon Washburn University School of Law Pace University University of Washington University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Washington and Lee University Penn State Dickinson School of Law Washington University University of Pennsylvania Western New England Pepperdine University Western State University University of Pittsburgh Whittier College Quinnipiac University School of Law Widener University School of Law Regent University School of Law Willamette University University of Richmond William & Mary Roger Williams University School of Law William Mitchell College of Law Rutgers—The State University University of Wyoming School of Law—Camden Rutgers University School of Law—Newark St. John’s University Saint Louis University School of Law St. Mary’s University University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) St. Thomas University Saint Louis University School of Law Samford University— Cumberland University of San Diego University of San Francisco Santa Clara University Seattle University School of Law Seton Hall University School of Law Stetson University College of Law University of South Carolina University of South Dakota South Texas College of Law University of Southern California Southern University Southern Illinois University School of Law Southern Methodist University Southwestern Law School SUNY Buffalo Law School Stetson University College of Law

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Some schools responded at greater length about non-need based scholarships. The information from those schools follows.

University of Alabama School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: varies annually. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: varies. (c) Criteria for selection: Mainly LSAT and UGPA. (d) Nomination process: Applicants are automatically considered for scholarships. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: varies. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Must maintain a particular academic level. Details provided at time of award. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: various (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: various (c) Criteria for selection: GPA (d) Nomination process: (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship:

Albany Law School

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: over 40% of incoming class. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $10,000–full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: 1) Deans’ and Founders’ scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic promise as demonstrated by the candidate’s undergraduate grade-point average and LSAT score. 2) Admissions scholarships are awarded to applicants with unusual backgrounds including those minorities who historically have been under-represented in the legal profession. (d) Nomination process: An applicant is nominated for a non-need based scholarship by the Admission Committee at the time of acceptance. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: There is no cut off date. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: There is no cut off date. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: The response date for acceptance of the scholarship is the same as the applicant’s admissions deposit due date (May 1). (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: 1) Deans’ scholarships maybe retained year-to-year without reapplication as long as a student ranks in the top quarter of the class at the end of each academic year. 2) Founders’ scholarships may be retained year-to-year without reapplication as long as a student ranks in the top third of the class at the end of each academic year. 3) Diversity scholarships may be retained year-to-year without reapplication as long as a student makes satisfactory academic progress towards their degree.

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2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 6. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: These scholarships range from full tuition, 1/2 tuition and 1/3 tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: (d) Nomination process: These scholarships are awarded to second and third year law students that place 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in their class, and are awarded for one year at a time. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: If the student were to finish 1st, 2nd or 3rd the following year they would again receive the scholarship.

American University

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: 1/3 to full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: GPA & LSAT, public interest scholarship: also consider demonstrated interest in public interest. (d) Nomination process: Dean’s Office: no nominations, chosen by dean; apply separately. (e) Deadline for self-nomination, public interest: January 15. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Maintain 3.0 for PI/PS. 2. Non-need Based Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: Varies. (d) Nomination process: Application through financial aid office. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Maintain good standing.

Appalachian School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies annually. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: 2/3 to Full Tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Primarily UGPA and LSAT Score(s) but entire application is considered. (d) Nomination process: Applicants are selected by review of their admissions application. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Response date indicated in acceptance letter. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Varies. 2. Non-need Based Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: Law GPA. (d) Nomination process: All Students are reviewed after posting of year end grades. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Varies.

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3. Angela D. Dales Merit Scholarship Program for first-year students: • Merit Scholarships are awarded in the form of a credit against the tuition charged to the student who receives the award. • Eligibility for an award during the student’s first year of Law School is determined based on the student’s Law School Admissions Test (LSAT) score and undergraduate grade point average (UGPA) as determined by LSAC. Eligibility for retention of an award during the student’s second and third years is determined based on the student’s academic performance during Law School. • The Law School is able to award only a limited number of these scholarships, and scholarships will be awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. Applicants therefore are encouraged to complete their Law School application at the earliest possible date. An award is not finalized until the applicant has been accepted to the Law School and has paid his or her seat deposit. • Transfer students are not eligible for Merit Scholarships.

Arizona State University

Takes need into consideration for some students.

University of Arizona

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies annually. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000–$14,000. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic achievement and personal qualities. (d) Nomination process: All admits are considered. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Feb. 15 (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: “Some one-year awards; some continuing awards.” 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 25. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $2,000–$14,000 (c) Criteria for selection: “Excellent academic performance and personal qualities” (d) Nomination process: n/a. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Top 25% of class.

University of Arkansas—Little Rock

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: varies annually. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $500 to full tuition, fees, and books. (c) Criteria for selection: LSAT and index; diversity of background and experiences. (d) Nomination process: Administration surveys admitted applicants. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: varies. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Top award: Top 25% of class; other awards: Top 50% of class.

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2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $500 to full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Law GPA, need, diversity. (d) Nomination process: Students submit scholarship applications. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Must reapply.

Baylor University

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $9,000 to full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Primarily UGPA and LSAT score(s) but entire application is considered. (d) Nomination process: Applicants are selected by review of their admissions applications. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Response date indicated in acceptance letter. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: 2.6 cumulative law school GPA. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: varies (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: 1/2 and full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: minimum of 3.4 law school GPA. (d) Nomination process: n/a. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Same as the minimum GPA required for that particular award.

Boston College Law School

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $5,000–$35,000 (c) Criteria for selection: Strength of application and GPA/LSAT (d) Nomination process: None (e) Deadline for self-nomination: N/A (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: March 31 (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Seat deposit deadline specified in admission letter (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarships after first year: Good academic standing (cumulative GPA of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale)

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Boston University School of Law

1. Non-need Base Scholarships for Entering Students (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-based scholarships: $10,000–$40,000 (c) Criteria for selection: LSAT, UGPA, general strength of the application (d) Nomination process: Selection is based on the admission committee’s review of the application. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: Not applicable (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Not applicable (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 15 (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Maintaining Satisfactory Academic Progress 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Not applicable (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Not applicable (c) Criteria for selection: Not applicable (d) Nomination process: Not applicable (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Not applicable

Brigham Young University—J. Reuben Clark Law School

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 83. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $500–$6,700. (c) Criteria for selection: Selected from all applicants based upon index and general strength of application. (d) Nomination process: By applying for admission to the BYU Law School. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: February 15. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: February 15. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: May 1. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Remain in the top 1/3 of class, retain scholarship; middle 1/3, lose half; bottom 1/3, lose scholarship. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 53. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $500–$6,700. (c) Criteria for selection: Grades in first year. (d) Nomination process: By remaining in the top third if they entered with a scholarship-or in top 15% if no scholarship at entrance. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: All students are considered.

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Brooklyn Law School

1. Non-need Based Scholarship: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Up to full tuition (c) Criteria for selection: Undergraduate GPA, LSAT scores(s), college(s) attended. (d) Nomination process: Automatically with admissions application. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: Not applicable (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Not applicable (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: May 1st or 2 weeks after acceptance, whichever is later, (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Top 80% of graduating class for 100% renewal. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $8,250 pt / $11,000 ft (c) Criteria for selection: Rank in top 10% of class. (d) Nomination process: All students are reviewed after posting of year-end grades. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Maintain grades in top 10% of class.

University of California—Berkeley, School of Law 2011–2012

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 40. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $4,000–$53,364. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic achievement, professional accomplishments and service to school or community. (d) Nomination process: Applicants are selected by review of their admissions applications, Scholarships Interest Form, and matching Scholarships (for eligible applicants). (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Admissions response date or two weeks after offer, whichever is longer. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Criteria is determined by donor’s fund terms. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 5. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $650–$8,000. (c) Criteria for selection: Donor’s fund terms. (d) Nomination process: Students apply.

University of California—Davis, School of Law (King Hall)

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $5,000–$20,000. (c) Criteria for selection: Merit or specific donor requirements. (d) Nomination process: Selected by review of admission application. MLK scholarship is by direct application. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: February 1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Depends on the offer date. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Satisfactory academic performance.

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2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $200–$10,000. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic performance, writing ability, or specified donor criteria. (d) Nomination process: Academic standing, committee selection. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Varies.

University of California—Hastings

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $10,000–$15,000. (c) Criteria for selection: Merit/Community Service. (d) Nomination process: Selected by review of admission application. No separate scholarship application required. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: March 1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Depends on the offer date. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Most require “Good Academic Standing.” 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $400–$10,000. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic performance, writing ability, judicial externship placement. (d) Nomination process: Academic standing, committee selection. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Non-renewable.

University of California—Irving

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies (up to full-tuition) (c) Criteria for selection: Non-need based awards are based on merit.. (d) Nomination process: Applicants are selected by review of their admissions applications. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: March 1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Good Academic Standing. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: None. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: n/a. (c) Criteria for selection: n/a. (d) Nomination process: n/a. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: n/a.

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University of California—Los Angeles

1. Non-need Based Scholarships: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $5,000–Full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Criteria for non-need awards is based on merit. (d) Nomination process: Applicants are selected by review of their admissions applications. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Feb. 1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: As outlined in the scholarship award letter. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Amounts vary. (c) Criteria for selection: Varies; often times based on interest in a particular field. (d) Nomination process: Recipients are selected by a committee consisting of faculty and administration. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship:

California Western University

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 15–16% of incoming class. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: 50–60 full/3 years; full/1st year, half tuition/2nd & 3rd years; 5–10 half tuition/3 years; or $10,000 Creative Problem Solving Awards. (c) Criteria for selection: 1/2 are based primarily on academic & LSAT performance plus leadership, etc.; 1/2 based on same criteria plus enrich ethnic diversity of our student body. (d) Nomination process: Considered by Admissions Committee at time of review. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Awards are made throughout review process until application deadline (April 1) & some awards may be made beyond this date. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Contract of acceptance and deposit ($250) due April 1. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Dependent on terms of the award. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 6–12. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Ranges from full to quarter. (c) Criteria for selection: Generally top 10–12 rank in class. (d) Nomination process: n/a. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Maintain 82 average or above at end of each trimester.

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Capital University Law School

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 30%. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000–full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: LSAT, GPA, diversity. (d) Nomination process: Committee considers admitted pool. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: April 1—priority consideration given. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 1 or two weeks after offer. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: GPA Criteria; dependent on terms of individual gift. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies annually. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000–full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Law GPA, rank, need. (d) Nomination process: Students submit application. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Good standing.

Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva)

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies annually. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $5,000 to full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Based on entire application for admission. No separate application necessary. (d) Nomination process: All applicants are considered. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: April 1st. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Top 80% (2.95 GPA). Certain scholarships are guaranteed for three years. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies (c) Criteria for selection: Perform exceptionally in the first year class. (d) Nomination process: n/a. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Top 80% (2.95 GPA). Certain scholarships are guaranteed for three years.

Case Western Reserve University

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 25–33% of incoming class (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $4,000–full tuition (c) Criteria for selection: Awards based on merit and strength of application (d) Nomination process: Automatic consideration upon offer of admission (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 1 (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Good standing

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Catholic University of America—Columbus School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 70% of incoming class. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $5,000–$18,500. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic excellence and other accomplishments. (d) Nomination process: Automatically with admissions application. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: March 1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 1 or first deposit deadline date. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Good standing. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 45% of students. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $5,000 to $18,500. (c) Criteria for selection: Depends on scholarship requirements but grades usually a big factor. (d) Nomination process: Self. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Top 25%.

Chapman University School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 50–56% of incoming class (b) Dollar amount: 10% of tuition to full tuition (c) Criteria: (d) Nomination process: Automatic with admissions application (e) Deadline: (f) Deadline for application: Rolling admissions (g) Response date: Date first deposit is due (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: 3.0 or better, in top 30% of class for second year. For those who entered without a scholarship, but rank in the top 10%, they can earn 90–100% depending upon their actual ranking. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number: Varies with size of class (b) Dollar amount: 10% of tuition to full tuition (c) Criteria for selection: Renewed (for second year) or awarded based on achieving/maintaining a 3.0 or better.

Charleston School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: Mainly LSAT and UGPA (d) Nomination process: (e) Deadline for self-nomination: (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: February 1 (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarships after first year: Must maintain a particular cumulative GPA.

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University of Chicago

Please see policy at http: //www.law.uchicago.edu/financial/index.html.

Chicago—Kent College of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $5,000–full tuition plus living expense stipend. (c) Criteria for selection: A wide range of factors including academic merit. (d) Nomination process: Candidates selected by Admissions Office. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $6,750–$20,000. (c) Criteria for selection: Class rank and other factors. (d) Nomination process: n/a. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Varies.

University of Cincinnati

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 65–70%. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000–full tuition + $2,000. (c) Criteria for selection: Varies, generally academic qualifications and one page scholarship application. (d) Nomination process: No. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: April 1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: 2.0 GPA and full time student.

City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 15–20. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Up to full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic record and public interest/community activism. (d) Nomination process: All considered-no application. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: March 15. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: First year only.

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2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: Varies. (d) Nomination process: Varies. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Varies.

Cleveland—Marshall

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 101 out of 254 who were enrolled (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: 9 Full-tuition; 51 Half-tuition; 41 $2,000 Awards; all scholarships renewable providing students earn and maintain a 3.00 Cumulative Grade Point Average. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic performance in undergraduate school; LSAT score and other accomplishments as identified in a resume or personal statement. (d) Nomination process: All considered–no application (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need scholarships: Varies (c) Criteria for selection: Academic merit; participation in activities of academic worth; commitment to volunteer programs in the community (d) Nomination process: Application forms;

University of Colorado Law School

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies annually (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies (c) Criteria for selection: Mainly LSAT and UGPA, but may also include economic background. (d) Nomination process: All admitted applicants are considered for scholarships. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Must maintain a minimum GPA. Details provided at time of award. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need scholarships: Varies (c) Criteria for selection: GPA plus other factors including area of law interest and extracurricular activities (d) Nomination process: Application (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Single year awards

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Cornell University Law School

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Offered to 50% of class. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $5,000–$45,000. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic Merit. (d) Nomination process: Automatic. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Same as admissions. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: passing grades (We make three-year awards.) 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: We make three-year awards. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: (c) Criteria for selection: (d) Nomination process: (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship:

Creighton University

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $2,000–full tuition ($19,432) (c) Criteria for selection: Academic merit (d) Nomination process: Automatic (application) (e) Deadline for self-nomination: March 1st (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: March 1st (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Same as admissions (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Top third of class 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $2,000 full tuition ($15,000) (c) Criteria for selection: Academic merit: participation in curricular activities of academic worth (d) Nomination process: Application forms (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Top third of class

University of Dayton School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 50–60% of entering class. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $2,000–$22,000. (c) Criteria for selection: LSAT/UGPA and personal background information (d) Nomination process: All applicants are considered for scholarships. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Preferably March 1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: First seat deposit due date. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Top 40% of own class for merit scholarships—Good Standing for other scholarships 291 S c h o l a r S h i p S

2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: Performance based on rank, service to the law school, social justice activities (d) Nomination process: All students are considered. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Stay in top 40% of own class for academic excellence scholarships, re-apply for others

University of Denver

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 33% of admitted students. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: ½ tuition and above. (c) Criteria for selection: Mainly GPA & LSAT. The Scholarship also into consideration prior commitment to public interest. (d) Nomination process: Applicants are automatically considered for scholarships. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: First tuition deposit deadline. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: 3.0 GPA. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies annually. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $500–full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Law school performances and other donor stipulated requirements. (d) Nomination process: Application through financial aid office. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Maintain 3.0 GPA.

DePaul University College of Law

1. Non-Need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: varies annually. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $3,500 to full scholarship. (c) Criteria for selection: varies. (d) Nomination process: All applicants are considered for scholarship upon admission. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: response date is the same as the tuition deposit due date. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: varies. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: varies. (c) Criteria for selection: varies. (d) Nomination process: All applicants are considered for scholarship upon admission. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: varies.

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Drake University Law School

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 5. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Full tuition and fees + $10,000/year living stipend (c) Criteria for selection: Academic performance. (d) Nomination process: All admitted files are automatically forwarded directly to the scholarship committee for review. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Priority of March 1 but no cut-off deadline. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: 4–6 weeks from notification. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Rank in top one-third of class. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 0. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: (c) Criteria for selection: (d) Nomination process: (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship:

Duke University School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: No set number. The Samuel Fox Mordecai Scholarship is Duke’s most prestigious scholarship and provides full tuition for all three years. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Amounts range from nominal to substantial. (c) Criteria for selection: A wide range of factors may be considered in determining non-need based awards, including academic performance or promise, demonstrated skills or leadership, extracurricular involvement, community service, or life experiences. (d) Nomination process: Completion of the scholarship application found in the packet of form provided to admitted students. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: No deadline. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Same date as enrollment deposits. (Normally around 4/1 for summer- entering students, and 5/1 for fall-entering students.) (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: None. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: n/a. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: n/a. (c) Criteria for selection: n/a (d) Nomination process: n/a. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: n/a.

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Earle Mack School of Law at Drexel University

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $2,500–$32,000 (c) Criteria for selection: LSAT, UGPA, general strength of the application and factors such as veteran’s status, Peace Corps service. (d) Nomination process: Selection is based on the admission committee’s review of the application. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Aug. 1 (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 15 (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: 2.95 GPA

Emory University School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Up to full tuition with stipend of $3,000 or summer clerkship. (c) Criteria for selection: A wide range of factors may be considered in determining non-need based awards, including academic performance or promise, demonstrated skills or leadership, extracurricular involvement, community service, or life experiences. (d) Nomination process: By faculty, Dean, pre-law advisor or employer if out of school. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: January 15. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Good Academic Standing. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Yes. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000 to full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Outstanding academic performance and leadership. (d) Nomination process: Top 10% of class. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Good academic standing.

University of Florida

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: We offer 60 scholarships to incoming students. The majority are three year awards, and are therefore awarded only every three years. This causes the number of awards available in any given semester to vary. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: All of our non-need based $1,000–$5,800. (c) Criteria for selection: In the application for admission priority is given to Florida residents. (d) Nomination process: Only admitted students are nominated for Non-need Based scholarships. Awards are based on information collected in the application for admission. Those offers are generally extended between January and March. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Jan 15 for fall. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Must respond by April 1. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Must maintain a 3.20 law school grade average and be a full-time student.

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2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 12 non-need based scholarships. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Our non-need-based scholarships range between $1,000–$6,000. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic performance, demonstrated skills or leadership, extracurricular involvement, community service. (d) Nomination process: Students must have a 3.2 law school average. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: For the scholarships that are renewable, the student must keep a 3.2 law school average and be a full-time student.

George Mason University School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Schools Offering Non-Need Based Scholarships: Yes 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number offered to entering students: 50–60. (b) Dollar amount range: $2,000–$20,000. (c) Criteria for selection: Strength of application. (d) Nomination process: Automatic. (e) Response date: Specified in award letter. (f) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Top 25%–33.3%.

Georgia State University

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 10–20 (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000–$20,000 (The $20,000 is award to a non-resident to cover fees and tuition). (c) Criteria for selection: Strength of application. (d) Nomination process: The Atlanta Law School Scholarship requires the first year students to apply. All other scholarships are awarded automatically. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Specified in award letter. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Academic achievement. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 12. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: (c) Criteria for selection: $1,000–3,000. (d) Nomination process: Application (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Good standing.

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University of Georgia School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Over 50% of class. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $3,000 to full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: LSAT score, GPA, residency, other factors. (d) Nomination process: None (e) Deadline for self-nomination: None. (f) Deadline for admissions application: February 1 for priority scholarship consideration. March 1 final deadline. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 15. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: 2.7 GPA 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies annually. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies annually. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic standing or criteria specified in endowment. (d) Nomination process: Academic standing or self-nomination. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Good academic standing or continuation of criteria.

Golden Gate University School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Approximately 59% of class. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $8,000–full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Based on a review of entire application and record. (d) Nomination process: all applicants considered (e) Deadline for self-nomination: (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: n/a. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Cumulative GPA of 3.00 in required courses at the end of spring semester. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: In addition to the many Merit Scholarships, a large number of named, endowed scholarships are awarded to those who demonstrate outstanding academic achievement and assist those who have financial need. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $8,000–full. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic achievement and financial need. (d) Nomination process: n/a. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Academic achievement and financial need.

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Gonzaga University School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 90% of incoming class. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $5,000–$10,000. (c) Criteria for selection: GPA, LSAT, diversity, service, leadership. (d) Nomination process: Admissions application. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: April 15. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Deposit deadline as noted in acceptance letter. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: 2.75 GPA. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Besides scholarships that may be renewed from the first year, there are scholarships available to students after the first year. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $100–$2,000. (c) Criteria for selection: Grades, other. (d) Nomination process: Faculty committee. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship:

Hamline University School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 65% of entering class. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000 to full scholarships. (c) Criteria for selection: Scholarships are awarded to first-year students on the basis of perceived academic performance as measured by the LSAT, undergraduate GPA. (d) Nomination process: All applicants are considered. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Eligible until budgeted dollars are all allocated—usually March. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Date deposit due. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: 2.9 GPA. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Hamline offers approximately 30 scholarships to continuing students in addition to those renewed from first year. These scholarships may include a need component, as well as merit. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000–1/2 tuition (c) Criteria for selection: Varies. (d) Nomination process: Students submit applications which are reviewed by a Scholarship Committee. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: These tend to be non-renewable scholarships.

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University of Houston Law Center

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 350. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $5,000–full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Varies. (d) Nominations process: Everyone admitted automatically considered. (e) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies (f) Criteria for maintaining scholarships: Law School GPA of 2.9. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 75 (b) Dollar amount (or range) on non-need based scholarships: $100–$5,000 (c) Criteria for selection: Academics/Leadership/Service (d) Nomination process: Application, Faculty or Peer Nomination (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Varies

University of Idaho College of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 15–40. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000. (c) Criteria for selection: LSAT, UGPA, Prediction Index. (d) Nomination process: Admissions Committee. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: 4 weeks from date of offer. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Law school academic performance. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 60–100. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $500–$1,000. (c) Criteria for selection: Law school GPA only. (d) Nomination process: By the College of Law. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: 3.0 law school GPA.

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Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Approximately 60% of the class. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Scholarships range from $1,000 to full tuition + stipend. (c) Criteria for selection: Scholarships are based on quality of entire application. Special attention is given to LSAT and undergraduate GPA. (d) Nomination process: Applicant is recommended for scholarship by the Dean of Admissions. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Due to school’s rolling admission process, applicants are considered on an individual basis until class is filled. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Announced at time scholarship is offered. Generally early April for scholarships offered by mid-March. 10 days after scholarship offer for those offered after mid-March. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Varies

The John Marshall School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: About 40. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $6,000–$16,000 per year for each year. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic merit. (d) Nomination process: Candidates are selected by the Admissions Office. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Generally 2 weeks. (Does not affect admission response deadline). (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Top 20, 30 or 50% depending on award—amounts kept in full 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 40–50. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000–$10,000. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic merit, usually. (d) Nomination process: Varies from class rank to our choosing. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: n/a.

Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic record and LSAT score; diversity. (d) Nomination process: Everyone admitted is considered. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a.

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University of Kansas

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic Achievement, leadership, civic and public service, and adversity. (d) Nomination process: Everyone admitted is considered. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a.

University of Kentucky College of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 80. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000—tuition and stipend. (c) Criteria for selection: Academics and LSAT. (d) Nomination process: Everyone admitted is considered. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: March 1/ February 15 for 3 largest scholarships. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: March 1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 1–April 30. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Most scholarships for one year only. 2.7 GPA required for 3-year scholarships. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 40–50. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $500—tuition and stipend. (c) Criteria for selection: Academics/leadership. (d) Nomination process: All students have opportunity to apply. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: All scholarships for one year only.

Lewis & Clark Law School

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies; around 30%. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: The entire admissions file is reviewed for scholarship and decisions are announced in the admission letter; students who demonstrate exceptional academic and professional promise are considered for awards. (d) Nomination process: All law school applicants are considered. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Same as tuition deposit deadlines. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Students must maintain a 2.6 GPA.

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University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 20–30. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000–$10,000. (c) Criteria for selection: Merit (LSAT/GPA) and experience. (d) Nomination process: Automatic review upon admission. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: As soon as possible. Awarded until all monies are allocated. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Same as tuition deposit. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Good standing (C average). 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 24. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $100–$1,000. (c) Criteria for selection: Top rank in class or top grade in course. (d) Nomination process: n/a. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: n/a.

Loyola Law School, Los Angeles

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 45% to 55% of entering students receive scholarship awards. In addition, 6–10 Public Interest scholarships are awarded each year. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Scholarships to entering students range from $1,050.00 to full-tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: A student’s performance on the LSAT, their undergraduate record, and supplementary credentials used for scholarship consideration. (d) Nomination process: Applicant’s notification of scholarship nomination is sent after the letter of admission. Some students will be given the opportunity to interview for awards. (e) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Applicants are encouraged to submit application materials by February 1. (f) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Students who are nominated for scholarships must respond before early April or two weeks after their admit date if admitted after initial deadline. (g) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Currently if the scholarship award is renewable, the student’s grade point average must be 3.2 or higher. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Scholarships are awarded to the top 10% of the class. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Scholarships to upper division students range from approximately $15,000–$25,000. (c) Criteria for selection: Top 10% of 1st year class. (d) Nomination process: Students in the top 10% of each division (day & evening) are automatically considered for a scholarship award. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: A GPA of 3.2 status must be maintained.

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Loyola University—Chicago

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 80–90% of entering class awarded scholarship (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $3,000– 2/3 tuition (c) Criteria for selection: nomination by admission committee, LSAT/GPA and activities considered (d) Nomination process: Notified after admission, usually starting in late February (e) Deadline for self-nomination: None (f) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 15 with tuition deposit (g) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Renewal GPA is 2.0, good standing

University of Maine Law School

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Nominal to substantial. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic excellence, promise of success in law school. (d) Nomination process: Automatic consideration upon offer of admissions. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 15. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Reapply each year. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 70. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: Varies, depending on endowment. (d) Nomination process: Application. Available to all. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: n/a.

Marquette University Law School

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $3,000 up to full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Merit (d) Nomination process: All admitted applicants considered. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Same as deposit deadline. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: 2.0 GPA (good standing). 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,500–3,500. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic performance. (d) Nomination process: (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Academic performance.

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University of Maryland

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies; approximately 95. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic and leadership performance and potential. (d) Nomination process: All admitted students considered. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Approximately April 15. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Good standing. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: Demonstrated leadership. (d) Nomination process: Self nomination. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Awarded for one year, but may be renewed.

University of Memphis Law School

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000 to full in state tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Admission Profile, GPA, LSAT. (d) Nomination process: Application to law school is scholarship application. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: March 1. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: March 1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 1 or 2 weeks after receipt of award. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Varies based on award. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: instate tuition plus stipend. (c) Criteria for selection: Varies. (d) Nomination process: Self-nominating with application. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Usually one-year awards.

Mercer University—Walter F. George School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $5,000 to full tuition plus a stipend. (c) Criteria for selection: Merit. (d) Nomination process: Essay question for George Woodruff Scholarship. All others considered upon acceptance. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: January 15 (George Woodruff). (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Priority deadline January 1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Deposit deadline. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Good standing.

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2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $8,000–$17,000. (c) Criteria for selection: Merit. (d) Nomination process: n/a. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Good standing.

University of Miami 1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 28% of the entering class. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000 to full tuition. The Harvey T. Reid and Soia Mentschikoff Scholarships are 3-year full tuition awards with $1,000 stipend per year. Approximately 10 are awarded each year. Miami Scholars Program gives favor to merit-based admits who have a demonstrated history of community work and/or public service interests. The scholarship is $26,000 annually. (c) Criteria for selection: Merit. (d) Nomination process: Application to school; only Miami Scholars Program requires application. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: Applications for the Miami Scholars Program are due by March 1. To be considered for all scholarships, applications should have their early files completed by January. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Early January. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 1. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Varies from 3.0 to 3.2 depending on the award. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: Varies. (d) Nomination process: Merit and service based scholarships available. Application required. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: One-time award.

University of Michigan 1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies; most recent year awarded scholarship to almost half of the entering class. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: From $5000/year up to full tuition; average award is approximately $12,000/year. (c) Criteria for selection: Judgment made based on all information in the application, with particular regard to academic performance or promise, strength of recommender support, demonstrated leadership, extracurricular involvement, work experience, community engagement and service. (d) Nomination process: All admitted candidates are considered for scholarships automatically. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship: February 15 (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 30 (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarships after first year: full course load and 2.0 GPA 2. Non-need Based Scholarships awarded after first year: N/A—All scholarships are awarded on a 3-year basis.

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Michigan State University 1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 45–60% of entering class (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: 25%–Full tuition (c) Criteria for selection: undergraduate record and LSAT (d) Nomination process: Admission application (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: February 1 (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 1 (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Varies: 2.80–3.0 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 5–10% (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: 50%–Full Tuition (c) Criteria for selection: After completion of 29 credits; 36 GPA for 50% or 3.8 for 100% GPA. (d) Nomination process: Merit (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: 3.0 GPA reviewed yearly.

University of Minnesota Law School 1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 8–10 Merit Awards (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Awards are based on quality of entire application. Special attention is given to LSAT and undergraduate grade point averages. (d) Nomination process: Applicant is recommended for scholarship by the Director of Admissions. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: March 1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Ten days after award has been given. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Merit based scholarships are guaranteed for three years. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 8–10 Merit Awards (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: n/a. (d) Nomination process: Awards are given during first year and continue for all three years. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: n/a.

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University of Mississippi School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 37. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000 to $36,000. (c) Criteria for selection: Criteria for non-need awards is based on merit and, in some cases, ethnicity. (d) Nomination process: Applicants are selected by Scholarship Committee by review of their admissions applications. No direct application is required. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: No date set, but the earlier the application is received, the better the chances of an award. We begin awarding scholarships in December. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 1. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Criteria is based on individual terms of the gift.

Mississippi College School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 48. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $5,000 to $29,000. (c) Criteria for selection: Merit, academic potential, leadership, mock trail experience. (d) Nomination process: All applicants are automatically considered—no separate application is necessary. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: June 1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Same as admission deposit dates. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Ranges from top one third to top one half depending on the scholarship. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies, but generally up to top 20%. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000 to $25,000. (c) Criteria for selection: Class rank at end of first year (grades). (d) Nomination process: No nomination required—students are automatically considered. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Remain in the top one fifth to top one third depending on the scholarship.

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University of Missouri—Columbia School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies annually. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000 to full tuition and fees. (c) Criteria for selection: LSAT and GPA; diversity of background and experiences (d) Nomination process: All admits are considered. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: January 15th. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Same as admissions deposit due date. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Top awards—top 20%; others—top 50%; students must file a new scholarship application each year. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies annually. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies depending on funding. (c) Criteria for selection: Law GPA, need and diversity. (d) Nomination process: Must submit scholarship application each year. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Students are considered each year after submitting yearly scholarship application.

University of Missouri—Kansas City

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies annually. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000 to full tuition and fees. (c) Criteria for selection: LSAT and GPA; diversity of background and experiences (d) Nomination process: All admits are considered. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: February 15th. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 1. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Varies by scholarship.

University of Montana

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 8. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $450–$3,000. (c) Criteria for selection: LSAT, UGPA, Prediction Index. (d) Nomination process: Everyone admitted is considered. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: March 1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: 3 weeks from offer. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: n/a.

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2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 56. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,335. (c) Criteria for selection: First or second academic year performance. (d) Nomination process: Automatically considered. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Stipulation of scholarship.

University of Nebraska College of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: Merit. (d) Nomination process: All applicants are considered. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: March 1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: By deadline to deposit. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Academic scholarships renewable if in top 1/3. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Approximately 10. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic-class rank. (d) Nomination process: Top ten students in class. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Renewable if in upper 1/3 of class.

University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: Selected from all applicants based upon general strength of application. (d) Nomination process: None; all applicants are considered (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies with date of admission. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Students must remain in the top 33.3% of their class. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: Class standing, community service. (d) Nomination process: None for scholarships awarded on basis of class standing; self-nomination for community service scholarship. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: n/a.

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New England Law|Boston

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies $5,000 to full tuition (c) Criteria for selection: LSAT, GPA, and Scholarship Committee Review of Applicant file (d) Nomination process: all admitted are considered (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: March 15 (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: by 1st deposit deadline (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Cumulative GPA attend of Spring Semester 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $5,000 to full tuition (c) Criteria for selection: varies (d) Nomination process: varies (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: n/a

University of New Hampshire School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,500–Full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Some scholarships are merit based and focus primarily on academic success including LSAT scores and undergraduate and graduate GPAs. Some scholarships are awarded to individuals who identify with groups under represented in our law school and who based on past community endeavors will be an asset to the Law Center community. (d) Nomination process: Some scholarships require separate application. Some scholarships are based on information included in application. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: March 15. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: March 15. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 15 (first seat deposit). (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Range from good academic standing to 3.2 GPA. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: (c) Criteria for selection: Academic excellence in law school, but no merit scholarship awarded at admission. (d) Nomination process: (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship:

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University of North Carolina School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Approximately 100 for all students regardless of year. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $3,000–full-tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: (d) Nomination process: In-house after admission (e) Deadline for self-nomination: (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Date of enrollment deposit. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Good academic standing. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 8–10. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000–$8,000. (c) Criteria for selection: Superior academic performance in law school. (d) Nomination process: In-house. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: None—good standing only.

Northeastern University School of Law At Northeastern University School of Law, we are committed to providing access to all admitted students. Each year the School of Law awards more than $1.5 million to first-year students based on a combination of need and merit. Each merit scholarship is a three-year commitment by the School of Law. Merit scholarship awards are guaranteed for the second and third years of law school as long as students remain in good academic standing.

Northern Illinois University

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 20–25. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $500 to full-tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: LSAT, GPA, major, undergraduate school, diversity, leadership qualities and community service. (d) Nomination process: (e) Deadline for self-nomination: (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: May 31 (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Generally 2 weeks. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: n/a. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 20–25. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $500 to full-tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: First year performance.

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Nova Southeastern University 1. Each year, the Law Center invests approximately $1.25 million in scholarships to full-time students. Awards are based on undergraduate academic achievement, LSAT score, and other factors. All students who are accepted to the Law Center are considered for these scholarships. We award scholarships only to entering students and renew them yearly based on satisfactory academic progress. Goodwin Scholars: $20,000 Merit Scholarship

Ohio Northern University 1. Scholarships: ONU Law awards more than $4,000,000 in scholarships and grants to students in all three class years. All scholarships are merit based and range between $5,000 – $33,000. Scholarships are renewable for all three years dependent up the student maintaining a 3.0 GPA. 2. Financial Need Grants: Need-based grants are available and are awarded based on the need displayed on a student’s FAFSA. Grants are renewable for all three years based upon maintaining a 2.0 GPA. 3. Continuing Scholarships: The College of Law awards scholarships to students who excel during their first year in law school, but who have not received any of the previously listed scholarships or grants. These awards can be significant and are based on a student’s cumulative first year GPA.

Ohio State University Moritz College of Law 1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 10 Moritz Merit Scholarships and several partial scholarships. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $2,000 to full in-state tuition with stipend. (c) Criteria for selection: (d) Nomination process: No nomination, we simply look at their numbers and other contributing factors. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Students must complete the application for admission by February 1 and must have taken the LSAT by December to be considered for the Moritz Merit Scholarships. Also, if offered admission, applicant will automatically be reviewed for all other merit scholarships (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 15. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: The recipients must maintain a 3.0 to receive the award in the second and third years. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Some. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $2,700 to full in-state tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: (d) Nomination process: The criteria depend on the particular scholarship. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Varies with each scholarship.

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Oklahoma City University School of Law 1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Several. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $5,000–full tuition, fees and stipends. (c) Criteria for selection: Varies. (d) Nomination process: All students are automatically considered for a Merit Scholarship. Other scholarships require application. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Varies (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 15 or 30 days after notification. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Merit—must remain in the top quarter of the class. Sumners—must remain in the top third of the class. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies (c) Criteria for selection: Class rank. (d) Nomination process: Scholarship committee. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Must remain in the top 25%.

University of Oklahoma College of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 76% of actual class. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000–$10,000 (c) Criteria for selection: Various factors (d) Nomination process: All files are considered automatically. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: 15 March. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: March 15. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: 30 days after notification. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: varies. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Again, there are a number of awards after the first year. Those require a scholarship application as well. Scholarship recipients are selected by a committee or Dean. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000–$10,000 (c) Criteria for selection: Various factors. (d) Nomination process: Student applications. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Varies.

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University of Oregon 1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of Scholarships offered to entering students: 57% (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $10,000 (c) Criteria for selection: All admitted applicants are automatically reviewed for renewable scholarships; we conduct a holistic review of all aspects of an admitted applicant’s file. (d) Nomination process: none (e) Deadline for self-nomination: N/A (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: N/A (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: depends upon admission and scholarship offer (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Be enrolled full-time, be in good academic standing, maintain a GPA of 2.00 or greater. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies each year. A list of upper-division scholarships may be found at http://www.law.uoregon.edu/students/scholarships/ (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: varies widely. (c) Criteria for selection: varies depending on scholarship and endowment agreement. (d) Nomination process: Students apply online. (e) Criteria for maintaining a scholarship: Be enrolled full-time, be in good academic standing, maintain a GPA of 2.00 or greater.

Pace University 1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: We offer a number of non-need based scholarships. Of the enrolling class, this translates into approximately $1.8 million in total aid to entering students. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: range—$3,000 to full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Criteria for selection: GPA, LSAT and all other factors indicated in file. (d) Nomination process: All files are reviewed. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: February 1 for Fall admission. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: February 1 for fall admission. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Law GPA of 3.0. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: No non-need based scholarships are offered after the first year. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: (c) Criteria for selection: (d) Nomination process: (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship:

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University of Pennsylvania Law School

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 70–80. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Up to full tuition all three years, starting at $10,000 per year. Remaining years vary. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic performance or promise, demonstrated skills or leadership, extracurricular involvement, community service, life experiences, or demonstrate interdisciplinary/inter-professional promise. (d) Nomination process: All admitted students are considered for scholarships. Nominees may be asked to complete additional essays or asked to participate in an interview. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: April 30. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Academic good standing. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: n/a—all scholarships are awarded on a 3 yr basis. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: (c) Criteria for selection: (d) Nomination process: (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship:

Penn State Dickinson

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: A small number. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Up to full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic performance. (d) Nomination process: All admitted candidates are considered. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Top 50% of class. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Small number. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $500–$3,000 (c) Criteria for selection: Criteria vary. (d) Nomination process: Varies. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Varies.

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University of Pittsburgh Law School

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 43% of incoming class. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $8,000–$12,000 in-state; $10,000–$14,000 out-of-state. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic promise demonstrated by the undergraduate GPA and LSAT score. (d) Nomination process: Admissions committee review files of admitted applicants. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: As early as possible, since awards are made on a rolling basis. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 1. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Maintain a 3.0 GPA (B average). 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies annually. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,500–$12,000 (c) Criteria for selection: Academic Performance (d) Nomination process: (Automatic Process) (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Criteria varies.

Quinnipiac University

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering student: Varies (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $3,000–Full Tuition (c) Criteria for selection: Academic performance, demonstrated skills or leadership, extracurricular activities, LSAT score. (d) Nominated process: All admitted students are automatically considered (e) Deadline for self nomination: March 1; February 1 for full tuition (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self nominated: March 1; February 1 for full tuition (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 15 (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Top 1/2 of class 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: Varies (b) Criteria for selection: First year law school academic performance (Rank in class) and financial need; not automatically renewable.

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Regent University School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies, 87% received some amount of law school scholarship. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $500–full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Merit, academic promise, achievement, leadership, public service and career goals. (d) Nomination process: Awarded automatically on admission. Some unique scholarships require an award-specific essay and/or letter of recommendation. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: Rolling; priority consideration by February 1. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Rolling; priority consideration by February 1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Two weeks after admission or April 1, whichever occurs later. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Merit-based scholarships require specific law school GPAs; all scholarships require adherence to the university’s Standards of Personal Conduct and satisfactory academic progression. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $500–full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Merit, academic promise, achievements, leadership, character, public service and career goals. (d) Nomination process: Merit-based scholarships renew automatically; some unique scholarships require faculty nominations and award-specific essays. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Merit-based scholarships require specific law school GPAs; some scholarships require reapplication and essays; all scholarships require adherence to the adherence to the university’s Standards of Personal Conduct and satisfactory academic progression.

University of Richmond—The T.C. Williams School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 9. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: John Marshall Scholarships $10,000 + need based aid. (c) Criteria for selection: Essay/credentials (merit). (d) Nomination process: Separate application required. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: January 15. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies, usually beginning of April. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Top 1/3 of class. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: n/a. (c) Criteria for selection: n/a. (d) Nomination process: n/a. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: n/a.

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Roger Williams University School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $0 to full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic performance, LSAT. (d) Nomination process: All admitted students are considered automatically. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: March 15, but applying sooner if desiring a scholarship is strongly advised. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Maintain appropriate class standing or GPA depending on scholarship. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $0 to full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic performance. (d) Nomination process: Dean of the Law School. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Maintaining appropriate class standing or GPA depending on scholarship.

Rutgers University School of Law—Newark

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 20. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $2,000 to full tuition for one year plus $2,000 stipend. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic merit. (d) Nomination process: Admissions Committee. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: April 15. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: April 15. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Within 2 weeks of offer. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: As soon as possible. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 20. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $500–$4,000. (c) Criteria for selection: GPA. (d) Nomination process: Director of Financial Aid, faculty and administration. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: GPA.

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Saint Louis University School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000–full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Merit based. (d) Nomination process: Applies with a letter request. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: February 12. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: February 12. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Within three weeks of award. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Students must remain in good academic standing, which is currently defined as a 2.1 G.P.A. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Limited. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $200–$5,000 approximately. (c) Criteria for selection: 1st year GPA. (d) Nomination process: Request consideration based on 1st year GPA. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Same as above.

St. Thomas University School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $5,000–full. (c) Criteria for selection: Based on entire application for admission. (d) Nomination process: All applicants are considered. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: N/A (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship: July 1st. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: GPA of 2.0 or better.

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Samford University—Cumberland

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $5,000 to full tuition plus a book award and one-time stipend. (c) Criteria for selection: LSAT and GPA. (d) Nomination process: Every admitted student reviewed for scholarships. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: May 31. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Academic good standing. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: GPA—1st year, 2nd year. (d) Nomination process: Scholarship committee. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Academic good standing.

University of San Diego

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: LSAT score and undergraduate GPA. (d) Nomination process: All applicants automatically considered. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: None. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Varies. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic excellence, rank in class. (d) Nomination process: Top students in each of the day and evening divisions are automatically considered. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: n/a.

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University of San Francisco School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies annually. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: Merit based GPA and LSAT. (d) Nomination process: All applicants automatically considered. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Same as tuition deposit deadline. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Must have a 3.00 GPA at the end of each academic year in order for scholarship to be renewed.

Santa Clara University School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies annually. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Up to full tuition (c) Criteria for selection: LSAT and GPA plus all the information in the application file. (d) Nomination process: The applicant checks the appropriate box on the application. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Same as tuition deposit deadline. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Usually top 20% of class. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies annually. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Up to full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Awards are based on academic performance. (d) Nomination process: Students must fill out a scholarship application. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Strong performance.

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Seattle University School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: A third of the entering class. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $3,000 up to full-tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Exceptional aptitude for legal studies (as illustrated by the LSAT and GPA) and/or attributes that will contribute specially and significantly to the student body. (d) Nomination process: All applicants automatically considered, except the Scholars for Justice Award and Native American Law Scholarship, Outlaws Civil Rights Scholarship, Adolf A. Berle, Jr. Award, and Law Librarian Scholarship. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: March 1. Feb. 1st for Scholars for Justice Award and Native American Law Scholarship. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Same as tuition deposit deadline. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Depending on the scholarship but usually top 25% or top 50% of the class. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Approximately 279 students. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Up to $22,500. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic performance. (d) Nomination process: All students considered based on class rank. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Each award is for one year only. Can receive another award.

Seton Hall University School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies annually. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $8,000 to full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: LSAT, GPA, academic achievement, diversity. (d) Nomination process: Committee considers admitted pool. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: April 1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies but mostly are April 1. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Maintaining appropriate class standing or GPA depending on scholarship.

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South Texas College of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Offered to each student meeting criteria. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies, however some form of scholarship assistance is generally received by the top 25% of the entering class. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic Merit. (d) Nomination process: All entering students are considered. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: February 25. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Maintain 3.25 GPA for first year and every semester thereafter. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: Merit, GPA and extra-curricular activities (d) Nomination process: All students meeting criteria are considered. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Necessary to reapply each year and maintain specified GPA.

University of Southern California

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: The scholarships range in amounts up to full tuition plus a stipend. (c) Criteria for selection: Scholarships are awarded based on merit. The entire admissions file is reviewed during the scholarship application process; students who demonstrate outstanding academic and professional promise and whose background and experience will enrich the Law School’s educational environment may qualify for scholarship assistance. (d) Nomination process: Admitted students automatically considered. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: Students are encouraged to return their application for admission. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: February 1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 15th. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Students receiving a scholarship at entrance can expect to remain at the same level of scholarship assistance in their second and third years at the Law School. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Extremely rare. Three-year scholarships are awarded to applicants at the time of entrance. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: (d) Nomination process: (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Three year scholarships are awarded to applicants at the time of entrance.

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Southern Illinois University School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: No limit. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $500–full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: varies (d) Nomination process: All applicants are considered. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: None (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: None. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: First deposit due date. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Varies. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies (c) Criteria for selection: Varies. (d) Nomination process: Self-nominated. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Varies with specific award.

Southwestern Law School

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies from year to year. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $2,000 to full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Undergraduate GPA, LSAT, leadership and promise to the profession. (d) Nomination process: Applicants may be invited to apply, or may apply on or before March 1. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: Priority consideration is given to applicants who apply on or before March 1. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: June 30. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: n/a. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: These scholarships are renewable for all years of law school provided recipient maintains minimum academic standards. Wildman recipients must maintain at least a 2.3 GPA to maintain scholarship eligibility. Schumacher recipients are required to maintain at least a 2.0 GPA. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies from year to year. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies from year to year. (c) Criteria for selection: First, second or third-year academic performance. (d) Nomination process: Automatically considered. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Stipulation of scholarship.

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SUNY Buffalo Law School

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies annually. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,500–full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Dean’s and named scholarships are awarded on the basis of undergraduate academic achievement & LSAT score, but may also include other factors. (d) Nomination process: All applicants are considered for scholarships. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: February 1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 1. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Must maintain a particular academic level. Details provided at time of award. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: Scholarship committee will review law school academics & scholarship-specific criteria. (d) Nomination process: Application. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: One year scholarship

Stetson University College of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies from year to year. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Full tuition (approximately $33,000 full tuition; $16,500 1/2 tuition). (c) Criteria for selection: Admissions qualification, primarily LSAT and cumulative undergraduate GPA. (d) Nomination process: Automatic. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Admissions deadline. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies based on date of offer. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Maintaining a class rank in the top 40%

Suffolk University Law School

1. Non-need Based Scholarships (a) Number of scholarships: Varies from year to year. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies from year to year. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic credentials, GPA and LSAT. (e) Scholarships are renewed each year: GPA must remain at least 3.0.

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Syracuse University College of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Up to full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: General strength of admission application and quality of response to an essay question. Scholarship recipients full-time students. (d) Nomination process: Applicants must answer a scholarship essay question in the application for admission. Applicants who are recent undergraduate or graduate students are encouraged to provide academic letters of recommendation along with their admission application. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: Entering students who believe they may qualify for a scholarship are urged to complete the admission application by January 31. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies with admission deposit due date, beginning April 15. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Students must be enrolled full time, remain in good academic standing, and maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA requirement ranges from a 2.80 to a 3.00). 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: Varies. (d) Nomination process: Varies. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: May be determined by endowment agreement.

Temple University Beasley School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: Temple awards a number of scholarships based on merit, need and a combination of both, so it is difficult to separate the factors which go inti the selection process and to provide specific information on the number of awards made in a specific academic year. Incoming students are eligible for a number of merit and need scholarships ranging from partial to full-time tuition. The faculty Admissions Committee makes recommendations for merit scholarship awards and student are not required to submit a separate application. The one exception is the Rubin-Public Interest Scholars Program which provides full and half tuition scholarships to student who will be pursuing a public interest legal career. Using division students are considered for numerous scholarships based on a variety of factors including academic performance, financial need and contributions to the law community.

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University of Tennessee College of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: Varies. (d) Nomination process: Automatic review process. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: Priority deadline of March 1. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Priority deadline. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Remain in good standing. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies. (c) Criteria for selection: Various. (d) Nomination process: Varies. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: n/a.

University of Texas School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 963 offered/265 accepted (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies; $2,500–48,858. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic. (d) Nomination process: n/a. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: February 1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 15. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Satisfactory academic progress. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Depends on number who apply but average about 40. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $2,000–$8,300. (c) Criteria for selection: Variable. (d) Nomination process: n/a. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: n/a, awarded for academic year only.

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Texas Wesleyan School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies annually. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Partial & Full tuition scholarships are awarded. (c) Criteria for selection: Competitive LSAT and GPA, writing abilities as displayed through their submitted personal statement and other writings, leadership skills and potential, life and work experience, volunteer and extracurricular activities, motivation for attending law school, and diversity. (d) Nomination process: There is no separate application. Applicants are selected on a rolling basis through the admissions application process. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: March 31. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Response date indicated in acceptance letter. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Student must maintain required class ranking as outlined in their award letter. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Partial & full tuition scholarships are awarded. (c) Criteria for selection: Law GPA. Either maintenance of entering student scholarship or based solely on academic performance. (d) Nomination process: Students are reviewed at the end of the spring semester each year; students either maintain the current scholarship or are considered as a result of being in the top 25% of the 1L class. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Student must maintain required class ranking as outlined in their award letter.

Thomas M. Cooley Law School

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Honors Scholarships. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: 10%–100%. (c) Criteria for selection: Admissions Index or LSAT score. (d) Nomination process: n/a. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: No deadline. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: No deadline. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Within 90 days of offer. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Law School GPA. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Top 25% of each class: approximately 350. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: 15%–55%. (c) Criteria for selection: Law School GPA. (d) Nomination process: Law School GPA. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Every student who earned a law school cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher received tuition reimbursement.

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University of Toledo

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies; up to 50% of all first-year students (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Partial and full tuition scholarships are awarded (c) Criteria for selection: A strong academic record, based primarily on LSAT score and undergraduate GPA (d) Nomination process: All applicants are automatically considered along with their application for admission (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a (f) Deadline for admission application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Admissions deadline (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies; response date indicated in scholarship award letter (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: For renewable scholarships, must attain at least a 3.20 GPA after first year 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies (c) Criteria for selection: Varies (d) Nomination process: Varies (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: n/a

Touro Law Center—Jacob D. Fuchsberg

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies; up to 50% of all students. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $500–full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic promise as demonstrated by LSAT and GPA. (d) Nomination process: Committee considers admitted pool. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies; depends upon acceptance date. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Varies; depends upon the terms of the original scholarship offer. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: 25%–50%. (c) Criteria for selection: Law School GPA. (d) Nomination process: Students receive automatic consideration, based on class rank. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Class rank.

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Tulane University Law School

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: No set number. There is a fund which is distributed as appropriate. About 2/3 of incoming students receive awards (though more than that are offered at the point of admission). (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $5,000–$30,000 per year, occasionally higher. (c) Criteria for selection: Varies, but some combination of LSAT score, GPA, and personal statement plays the largest role. (d) Nomination process: Automatic review as files are read during admission process. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: No firm deadline, but realistically speaking students need to apply for admission before Feb. 1. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: No firm deadline, but need to apply for admission before Feb. 1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Whatever the commitment deadline is: either April 1 or April 15 in most cases. For later admits, students receive a minimum of 2 weeks to respond. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: If student fails to maintain specified GPA, scholarship amount is reduced by 50% for the following year. For more details, speak with Office of Admissions & Financial Aid at Tulane Law School. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: See above. Small number of new scholarships awarded to exceptional continuing students. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: & $5,000–$7,500 (c) Criteria for selection: Performance during 1st year of law school. (d) Nomination process: Letter submitted to Associate Dean. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Maintain GPA

University of Tulsa School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 49 in the fall of 1996. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $4,000–full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Merit. (d) Nomination process: Reviewed when accepted. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Chances are better if files are completed by 2/1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Feb. 15, if accepted before Feb. 1. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: 3.00 GPA 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 183 in the fall of 1996. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000–$4,200. (c) Criteria for selection: (d) Nomination process: Apply. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: 2.95–2.99 No change. 2.80–2.94 25% < 2.70–2.79 50% < 2.60–2.79 75% < 2.59– < 100% <

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University of Utah College of Law 1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies depending on pool. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000–$45,000. (c) Criteria for selection: Emphasis is placed on the academic record as a whole. (d) Nomination process: Reviewed when accepted. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: January 15. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: If scholarship is renewable, 3.35 GPA (approx. top 40% of class). 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 24. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies depending on scholarship. (c) Criteria for selection: Varies depending on scholarship. (d) Nomination process: Students must apply or be selected. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarships: n/a

Valparaiso University School of Law 1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies depending on pool. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: 50% to full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic record and LSAT score; diversity. (d) Nomination process: All admitted applicants automatically considered. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: N/A (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: For optimum consideration, file should be complete March 1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Same as admissions deposits. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Maintain gpa stipulated in admissions letter. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: 20% to full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic standing—top 20% of class. (d) Nomination process: Academic standing—top 20% of class. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Top 20% of class.

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Vermont Law School

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 112. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $10,000 to full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic credentials. (d) Nomination process: All admitted applicants automatically considered. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: March 1. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 15. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: 2.5 GPA 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 123. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Up to 1/2 tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Class rank. (d) Nomination process: Automatic consideration. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Good academic standing required for renewal.

Villanova University

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Up to full tuition in the first year, remaining years vary. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic performance or promise, demonstrated skills or leadership, extracurricular involvement, community service, life experiences, or demonstrate interdisciplinary/inter-professional promise. (d) Nomination process: Public Interest Scholarship has an application / all admitted candidates are considered for all other scholarships. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: April 1 (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Academic good standing 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: N/A - all scholarships are awarded on a 3 yr basis. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies

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University of Virginia School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies annually. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Amounts vary from nominal to substantial. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic performance or promise, demonstrated skills or leadership, extracurricular activities, community service, life experience. (d) Nomination process: All admitted candidates are considered. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Regular admission application deadline of March 1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Same date as enrollment deposits. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Academic good standing. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: n/a. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: (c) Criteria for selection: (d) Nomination process: (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship:

Wake Forest University School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 26. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $6,000–full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Based on undergraduate GPA, LSAT, leadership and promise to the profession. (d) Nomination process: All applicants are automatically considered upon application and completion of file. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: In order to be considered for the full tuition scholarships, it is recommended the applicants’ files be completed by mid-to late January. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 1, except the Fletcher Scholarships for which a two week response is requested. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Fletcher, Brown, Law Alumni Council Scholarships: top quarter; Wake Forest Law Faculty: upper third at the end of the first year and each academic year. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies from year to year. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies from year to year. (c) Criteria for selection: First or second year academic performance. (d) Nomination process: Automatically considered. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Stipulation of scholarship.

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Washburn University School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Approximately 35–40% of the entering class receives regular academic-based scholarships each year. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Regular academic scholarships range from full non-resident tuition and fees or full resident tuition, fees and $1,000 book stipend down to $3,000 per year. All such academic scholarships are renewable for 3 years if the recipient maintains a 3.00 GPA or higher. (Any student who receives non- resident tuition and fees for the first year will receive only resident tuition and fees for the second and third years.) (c) Criteria for selection: All admitted applicants are considered for the academic-based scholarships which are awarded primarily by LSAT and GPA. (d) Nomination process: All applicants are automatically considered for the regular academic-based scholarships. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: For 3 scholarships (which amounts to approximately $19,000 per year for three years), students whose credentials place them in the top 10% of the applicants are given the opportunity to apply by March 1. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: The application deadline for fall is April 1 and the application deadline for January admission is of the preceding year. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: With deposit; April 1 or approximately two weeks after being notified of admission. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Scholarship recipients generally need to maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.00 at the end of each academic year to maintain the three-year awards. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Law school academic performance is considered for all academic scholarships awarded after the first year. Approximately 45–50 awards are made each year to students who did not receive academic awards as entering students. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Upper-level scholarships range from approximately $500 to $2,000 for one year. (c) Criteria for selection: Law school academic performance is considered when awarding the upper-level scholarships. (d) Nomination process: Students who did not receive academic awards as entering students are automatically considered. Awards are made in mid-summer after spring semester grades are available. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: All of these scholarships are one-year awards.

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Washington and Lee University School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: There is no set number of merit-based scholarships. We have a fund an can divide it up in any way that seems appropriate. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000 to full tuition plus a living stipend, roughly $25,000 in 1999–2000. (c) Criteria for selection: Recipients are selected on the basis of academic and other credentials presented in the application for admission. Honor Scholarship candidates are asked to come to Washington and Lee for interviews with members of the faculty. (d) Nomination process: Applicants are nominated by the Assistant Dean. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Around March 1 for Honor Scholarship candidates; mid-March for others. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: May 1, same as the response date for the offer of admission. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Honor Scholarships: top third of class (though this is not a wholly inflexible guideline); other scholarships, “satisfactory academic progress.” 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Again, there is no set number, but a fund to be divided according to circumstances. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Generally, $1,000 to about half-tuition, but this may vary from year to year. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic achievement in the first year of law school. (d) Nomination process: Applicants are nominated by the Assistant Dean. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Continued satisfactory academic progress.

Washington University School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Approximately 60% of class. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $2,000 to full tuition and stipend. (c) Criteria for selection: Combination of LSAT score and GPA, among other factors. (d) Nomination process: All students are automatically considered for Scholars in Law Award. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a . (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Suggested application deadline for scholarship consideration is 2/1 suggested deadline for application is 3/1. Applications will continue to be accepted after this date on a space contingency basis. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 1. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: All scholarships are awarded for 3 year terms as long as students remain in good academic standing. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: One offered to all who qualify. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $5,000–$10,000. (c) Criteria for selection: First year performance. (d) Nomination process: First year performance. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Maintenance of superior academic performance.

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University of Washington School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: varies (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: varies (c) Criteria for selection: merits (d) Nomination process: completion of scholarship application (e) Deadline for self-nomination: March 15 (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: varies (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: n/a 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: varies (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: varies (c) Criteria for selection: merits (d) Nomination process: completion of scholarship application (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: varies

West Virginia University School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: 4. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Tuition and fees. (c) Criteria for selection: Residency and academic achievement. (d) Nomination process: Must make application. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: April 15. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Non-specific. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Maintain a minimum GPA of 2.0. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: 12. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000–tuition and fees. (c) Criteria for selection: GPA and residency. (d) Nomination process: Make application. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: GPA dictated by individual scholarship requirements.

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Western New England School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $1,000–full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: LSAT and GPA predominantly; some other factors may be taken into consideration for named scholarships. (d) Nomination process: selected by the Admissions and Financial Aid Committee. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: No cut-off, recommended application completion date: February 15. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 15, if offered by April 1. If offered after April 1, two weeks from scholarship offer date. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Recipient must remain in the top 25% of class for full tuition scholarship; other partial recipients must remain in top 50% of class. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $500–$1,500. (c) Criteria for selection: First-year grades. (d) Nomination process: Selected by Admissions and Financial Aid Committee. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Not renewable.

*Western State University College of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: 10% to full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Average LSAT of all LSATs taken within the last five years, and cumulative undergraduate GPA as reported by LSDAS. (d) Nomination process: All applicants are considered. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: n/a. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Varies. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Maintenance of a minimum GPA as set out in the current scholarship policy. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $2,592 to full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Cumulative WSU GPA. (d) Nomination process: All students meeting unit completion requirements and in the top 30% are eligible. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: All scholarships are for one year only; all students are reviewed for eligibility at the end of each spring semester.

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Whittier Law School

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Whittier Law School offers non-need based scholarships to approximately 10% of the entering class. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: The amounts range from $1,000–$5,000. (c) Criteria for selection: The criteria for selection is a strong academic record, based on LSAT scores and GPA. (d) Nomination process: The Director of Admissions nominates the candidates. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: There is no cut off date. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Students are usually asked to respond 2–3 weeks after they receive the scholarship award. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Approximately 28 Dean’s Merit Scholarships are awarded to the top 10 students in each first year section. Aside from these designated scholarships, the law school awards other merit scholarships depending upon the pool of funds available. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $2,000 up to half of tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic accomplishments, commitment to the institution, involvement in student activities/ organizations and need. (d) Nomination process: Students must complete general scholarship application every spring. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Scholarships are awarded only for one year terms. Students must re-apply each year.

Widener University School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies from year to year. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Partial to full scholarships. (c) Criteria for selection: Undergraduate GPA and LSAT score, diversity may also be considered. (d) Nomination process: None. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: None. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies from year to year. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: One quarter to three quarters. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic performance in first year. (d) Nomination process: None. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Maintenance of minimum GPA as stated in award letter.

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Willamette University School of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies annually. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Up to 98% of tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: Exceptional aptitude for legal studies (as illustrated by the LSAT and GPA) and/or attributes that will contribute specially and significantly to the student body. (d) Nomination process: All applicants automatically considered. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: March 1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: same as tuition deposit deadline. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: 2.9 GPA. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Scholarships are renewable. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Amounts vary. (c) Criteria for selection: Academic performance. (d) Nomination process: All students considered based on class rank. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Good standing.

William & Mary

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Varies annually. Approximately 60%. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Amounts vary from nominal to substantial. ($4,000–$30,000). (c) Criteria for selection: Academic performance or promise, demonstrated skills or leadership, extracurricular activities, community service, life experience. (d) Nomination process: All admitted candidates are considered. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: n/a (f) Deadline for admissions applications to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Regular admissions application deadline of March 1. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: Same date as enrollment deposits (after April 1). (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Stipulation of scholarship award and academic good standing. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Varies annually. Approximately 50%. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: Varies annually. ($1,000–$15,000). (c) Criteria for selection: Selection based on law school academic record and/or donor criteria. (d) Nomination process: All students are considered. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Stipulation of scholarship award and academic good standing.

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William Mitchell College of Law

1. Non-need Based Scholarships for Entering Students: (a) Number of scholarships offered to entering students: Approximately 40% of class. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: 45% of tuition-full tuition. (c) Criteria for selection: LSAT and GPA. (d) Nomination process: No nomination. (e) Deadline for self-nomination: Awarded with admission. (f) Deadline for admissions application to be eligible for scholarship if not self-nominated: Rolling admission; no deadline. (g) Response date for acceptance of scholarship: April 26 and 4 weeks after admission thereafter. (h) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Full or half—3.00 cum GPA. 30% or 35% depending on scholarships. 2. Non-need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Number of scholarships offered to continuing students: Top 10% of first year class. (b) Dollar amount (or range) of non-need based scholarships: $5,000. (c) Criteria for selection: First year achievement. (d) Nomination process: No nomination. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship: Remain in top 25% of law school class.

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B. SCHOOLS OFFERING NEED BASED SCHOLARSHIPS

Only those schools responding to the Wilson/Stern Survey are included.

Albany Law School 1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) Albany Law School Grants (a) Amounts or range: $1,000 to $5,500. (b) Criteria for selection: Rolling. (c) Application process: Albany Law School Scholarship/Grant Application form. (d) Deadline for application: None. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Requires annual reapplication. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: Albany Law School Grants (a) Amounts or range: $1,000 to $6,500. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Requires annual application.

American University 1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $4,000–$16,000 (b) Criteria for selection: Need demonstrated on Need Access Application. (c) Application process: File Need Access Application (d) Deadline for application: March 1 (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Continuing need. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: $4,000–$16,000 (b) Criteria for selection: Need demonstrated on Need Access Application. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Continuing need.

University of Arizona 1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $1,500 to $10,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Need demonstrated on FAFSA. (c) Application process: File FAFSA before March 1. (d) Deadline for application: March 1. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Continuing need. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: $6,400 to $7,500. (b) Criteria for selection: FAFSA must demonstrate need. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Satisfactory progress (2.0 GPA).

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Arizona State University College of Law The college takes into consideration need when awarding scholarships.

University of Arkansas—Little Rock 1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) UALR Law School Private Scholarships (a) Amounts or range: $270–$1,250 (b) Criteria for selection: Law School enrollment and financial need (c) Application process: UALR Law School Scholarship Application (d) Deadline for application: September 30 (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Requires annual application Diversity Scholarships (a) Amounts or range: $7,000–$13,500 (b) Criteria for selection: Applications with unusual backgrounds including those minorities who historically have been under- presented in the legal profession. (c) Application process: Admission to UALR Law School (d) Deadline for application: May 1 (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Renewed from year to year without reapplication as long as recipient makes satisfactory academic progress. Merit Scholarships (a) Amounts or range: $7,000–$13,500 (b) Criteria for selection: Applications undergraduate GPA and LSAT form. (c) Application process: Admission to UALR Law School (d) Deadline for application: May 1. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Recipient must maintain a rank which places the student in the top 1/4 of his/her class each year. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: UALR Law School Private Scholarship (a) Amounts or range: $300–Full-Tuition (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Requires annual application

Boston College Law School

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: 25% to 75% of tuition. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need, academic merit, and meeting priority filing date. (c) Application process: Submit Need Access form online (including parent information). (d) Deadline for application: Priority deadline is March 15. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Continued financial need, although the school’s goal is to maintain level funding over three years; and good academic standing.

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2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: Funding is expected to be renewed at a consistent level for students receiving scholarships during the first year. Students who do not receive scholarships during the first year may be considered for scholarships after the first year if funding is available. (b) Criteria for selection: N/A (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Continued financial need and good academic standing. 3. Other Need Based Money: External donors, organizations, or agencies.

Boston University School of Law

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $5,000–$35,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need, academic merit. (c) Application process: FAFSA, Need Access Form, copies of applicant and parent tax returns and W-2s. (d) Deadline for application: March 1. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Continued financial need, maintaining satisfactory academic progress.

Brooklyn Law School

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $2,000–$14,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Need demonstrated through analysis of Need Access Application (www. accessgroup.com). Incoming students must have index projected in top half of incoming class. (c) Application process: FAFSA, Need Access Application, copies of parent and candidate tax returns, and BLS financial aid application. (d) Deadline for application: April 30, or within 30 days of admittance, whichever is later. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Must apply each year.

University of California—Berkeley

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $5,00–$29,563. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial Need. (c) Application process: Students are required to file the FAFSA and Supplemental Application, and Berkeley Law’s Scholarship Interest Form. (d) Deadline for application: March 2 each year. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Students must file a FAFSA and Supplemental Application by March 2 each year. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: $1,000–$20,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Students must file a FAFSA and Supplemental Application by March 2 each year. 3. Other Need Based Money: None at this time.

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University of California—Davis

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amount or range: $14,000 to $30,000 (b) Criteria for selection: Financial Need. (c) Application process: Students are required to file the FAFSA and Need Access Application (www.accessgroup.com) (d) Deadline for application: March 2 each year (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Students must file a FAFSA by March 2 each year.

University of California—Hastings

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $1,000–$10,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need, academic merit. (c) Application process: Complete the FAFSA and UC Hastings Financial Aid Supplement. (d) Deadline for application: Priority deadline is March 1. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Continued financial need; some are automatically renewed, others are one-year awards. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: $1,000–$10,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need, academic merit, overcoming hardship, service to community. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Must reapply each year. 3. Other Need Based Money: (a) Amounts or range: $500–$7,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need. (c) Application process: Complete the FAFSA and UC Hastings Financial Aid Supplement. (d) Deadline for application: Priority deadline is March 1 for entering students, February 15 for continuing students. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Must reapply by deadline each year and maintain financial need.

University of California—Irvine:

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Varies (up to $5,000). (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need as determined by FAFSA. (c) Application process: File the FAFSA. (d) Deadline for application: Priority filing deadline is March 4. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Must reapply every year.

University of California—Los Angeles

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $1,000–18,500. (b) Criteria for selection: Need demonstrated through the Need Access Application. (c) Application process: File the Need Access Application at www.needaccess.org. (d) Deadline for application: March 2. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Must reapply every year.

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Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva)

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $2,000–23,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Need demonstrated through analysis of FAFSA. (c) Application process: File FAFSA. (d) Deadline for application: April 15 (fall class). (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Filing the FAFSA by continuing student deadline of April 15, and continuing need. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: $2,000–$20,000. (b) Criteria for selection: FAFSA. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Filing the FAFSA by continuing student deadline of April 15, and continuing need.

Charleston School of Law

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Number of scholarships and the dollar amount varies each year. (b) Criteria for selection: (c) Application process: Applicants must complete the FAFSA and the Charleston School of Law Need-Based Scholarship Application. (d) Deadline for application: May 15 (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Requires annual application.

Cleveland—Marshall

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $1,000–1,400. (b) Criteria for selection: (c) Application process: Complete school’s packet of materials. (d) Deadline for application: First come, first served. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Continue to show need. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: $1,000–1,400. (b) Criteria for selection: Show need. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Continue to show need.

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University of Colorado

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Varies. (b) Criteria for selection: Need demonstrated on FAFSA. (c) Application process: File FAFSA. (d) Deadline for application: None, but to applicant’s advantage to file FAFSA as early as possible. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: One-year awards only. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: Varies. (b) Criteria for selection: Need demonstrated on FAFSA. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: One-year awards only. 3. Other Need Based Money: None

Cornell University Law School

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $5,000–$45,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Combination merit/need. (c) Application process: Need-Access online. (d) Deadline for application: March 15. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Passing grades (we make three-year awards). 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: We make three-year awards. (b) Criteria for selection: Need. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Passing grades.

University of District of Columbia School of Law

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $500–$8,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need. (c) Application process: FAFSA and Need-Access diskette. (d) Deadline for application: May 1 or 45 days after offer of admission. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Financial need. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: $500–$8,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Continued financial need. 3. Other Need Based Money: n/a.

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Drake University Law School

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $5,000–full tuition. (b) Criteria for selection: Academic performance and financial need. (c) Application process: Complete the FAFSA prior to March 1. All admit files are forwarded to the scholarship committee for review. (d) Deadline for application: Priority deadline of April 1. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Top 35% class rank. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: $2,000–$15,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Law school class rank and financial need. (c) Application process: Complete the FAFSA prior to March 1. (d) Deadline for application: File the FAFSA form by March 1. (e) Renewal Criteria: Considered for scholarships during the 2nd and 3rd years based on class rank and financial need.

Duke University School of Law

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Nominal to substantial. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need, academic performance or promise, demonstrated skills or leadership, extracurricular involvement, community service, and life experiences. (c) Application process: Completion of the scholarship application form provided to admitted students. (d) Deadline for application: No deadline. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Scholarship is guaranteed for three years. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: (b) Criteria for selection: (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: All scholarships are awarded to incoming students and are maintained for all three years. 3. Other Need Based Money: Scholarships for residents of Wake and Iredell counties.

Emory University School of Law

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $5,000 to full tuition. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need, academic performance or promise, demonstrated skills or leadership, extracurricular involvement, community service, and life experiences. (c) Application process: The scholarship application is part of the law school application materials. (d) Deadline for application: February 1. Applications received after this date will be accepted but may at a slight disadvantage. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Good academic standing all three years.

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University of Florida

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $800.00–$5,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need as demonstrated by the FAFSA and UF application for need-based scholarships and grant assistance. (c) Application process: UF application for need-based scholarships and grant assistance. (d) Deadline for application: April 1. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: For the scholarships that are renewable the student must maintain a 3.2 GPA and be enrolled full-time. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: $500–$2,000 (b) Criteria for selection: Need as demonstrated by FAFSA and Continuing Student Scholarship application. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: For the scholarships that are renewable the student must maintain a 3.2 GPA and be enrolled full-time.

George Washington University Law School 1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: 0 to full tuition. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need beyond full Stafford loan, student/parent contribution, and any outside aid. (c) Application process: Student and parents must file PROFILE or need access and FAFSA; submit federal tax returns. (d) Deadline for application: None. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: n/a. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: 0 to full tuition. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need beyond full Stafford loan, student/parent contribution, and any outside need. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: n/a. 3. Other Need Based Money: One institutional loan to a limited number of students, similar to a Perkins loan; 9% fixed interest, 10 years to repay.

Hamline University School of Law 1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: (b) Criteria for selection: (c) Application process: (d) Deadline for application: (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: n/a. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: $1,000 to one-third tuition. (b) Criteria for selection: Academic achievement, leadership, civic and public service, and financial need. Submit a 2-page text presenting qualifications for the scholarship to a committee. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: These are one-time scholarship awards.

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Loyola University—Chicago 1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Varies. (b) Criteria for selection: FAFSA EFC (c) Application process: File AFSA by march 1. (d) Deadline for application: March 1. (e) Criteria: Continued need. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: $500–$10,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Academic achievement, interest in first year specialized areas of law; (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: One time award

University of Maryland 1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Varies. (b) Criteria for selection: Need/FAFSA. (c) Application process: FAFSA. (d) Deadline for application: March 1 priority deadline. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Awarded year to year, based on need.

University of Miami 1. Need Based Scholarships (a) Amounts or range: Varies (b) Criteria for selection: Financial Need, 2nd or 3rd Year Law Students regardless of receiving a scholarship in their first year. (c) Application process: FAFSA Application (d) Deadline for application: FAFSA deadline (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Requires annual reapplication.

University of Michigan 1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: 3-year award; varies (b) Criteria for selection: Need (c) Application process: FAFSA and on-line application on Michigan’s website (d) Deadline for application: N/A (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: N/A—3 year award 2. Need Based Scholarships awarded after first year: N/A—All scholarships are awarded on a 3-year basis.

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University of Missouri—Kansas City

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $1,000–$7,000 (b) Criteria for selection: Need and may include academic merit considerations. (c) Application process: No application; automatically considered upon admission. (d) Deadline for application: February 15th.

University of Montana

1. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: Average–$1,224. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need. (c) Application process: FAFSA. (d) Deadline for application: None (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Reviewed annually.

University of Nebraska

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds): (a) Amounts or range: Varies. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need, academic promise, life experiences, and other factors for opportunity scholarships. (c) Application process: FAFSA. (d) Deadline for application: March 1. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Opportunity scholarships are awarded for three years; student must be in good standing for renewal.

University of Nevada, Las Vegas—William S. Boyd School of Law

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Varies. (b) Criteria for selection: Need demonstrated on FAFSA. (c) Application process: File FAFSA. (d) Deadline for application: None, but to applicant’s advantage to file FAFSA as early as possible (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: One-year awards only. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: $1,000 to $2,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Need demonstrated on FAFSA. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: One-year awards only. (d) Schools offering one-year deferrals for accepted students: Yes 3. Other Need Based Money: Case by case basis.

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New England Law/Boston

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Varies. (b) Criteria for selection: Admissions and financial aid applications submitted. (c) Application process: Submission of financial aid materials. (d) Deadline for application: Priority deadline of March 25 (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Need-based evaluation done on annual basis. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: Varies. (b) Criteria for selection: Admissions and financial aid applications submitted. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Need-based evaluation done on annual basis. 3. Other Need Based Money: None.

University of North Carolina School of Law

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $500–$5,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Need plus usually some academic merit considerations. (c) Application process: No application; automatically considered upon admission. (d) Deadline for application: None. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Good academic standing only. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: $1,500–$3,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Need and high academic performance. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Good academic standing only. 3. Other Need Based Money: n/a.

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Northeastern University School of Law

We offer need-based Northeastern University Grants Scholarships to incoming students. Upper-level students may apply for various endowed scholarships.

Northern Illinois University

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: 10. (b) Criteria for selection: $500 to full-tuition. (c) Application process: Financial need, community service and leadership qualities. (d) Deadline for application: May 31st. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: n/a. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: 10. (b) Criteria for selection: $500 to full-tuition. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: First year performance, financial need, community service and leadership qualities. 3. Other Need Based Money: n/a.

Northern Kentucky University

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Varies. (b) Criteria for selection: Varies. (c) Application process: College of Law application plus FAFSA. (d) Deadline for application: February 1. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Varies. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: Varies. (b) Criteria for selection: Varies. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Varies. 3. Other Need Based Money: Forward information to students regarding foundations and scholarships available from private organizations.

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Northwestern University

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Average = $8,500. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need. (c) Application process: FAFSA and institutional application forms. (d) Deadline for application: March 15. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: n/a. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: None. (b) Criteria for selection: (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: 3. Other Need Based Money: n/a.

Ohio Northern University 1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Varies (b) Criteria for selection: Need displayed on FAFSA and qualifications of applicant (c) Application process: College of Law application plus FAFSA (d) Deadline for application: August 15 (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: 2.0 GPA 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: Varies (b) Criteria for Selection: Varies (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Must remain in good academic standing 3. Other Need Based Money: None

Oklahoma City University School of Law

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Varies. (b) Criteria for selection: Need. (c) Application process: No. (d) Deadline for application: No. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Recipients must remain in the upper half of the incoming class. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: (b) Criteria for selection: All need-based scholarships have a merit component. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: 3. Other Need Based Money: None.

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Pace University

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Varies up to $15,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Need. (c) Application process: Application for FAFSA. (d) Deadline for application: No cut-off, but recommended date for submission of application is March 1. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Scholarship is rolling so long as recipient submits FAFSA must be submitted each year. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: n/a (b) Criteria for selection: n/a (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: n/a 3. Other Need Based Money: n/a

University of Pennsylvania Law School 1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: 3yr award ranging from $23,000–$81,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Need. (c) Application process: FAFSA and Need Access Application. (d) Deadline for application: Recommended deadline of March 1. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: None–3yr award. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: All awards are on a 3yr basis. (b) Criteria for selection: All awards are on a 3yr basis. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: All awards are on a 3yr basis. 3. Other Need Based Money: n/a

Quinnipiac University School of Law 1. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: As funding is available; in the past awards have ranged from $1,000 to full tuition. (b) Criteria for selection: Need demonstrated on FAFSA and Quinnipiac University supplement form; academic record. (c) Application process: File FAFSA before April 15. (d) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Scholarship is a one time, need based academic awards to second and third year law students. Students must reapply each year.

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Regent University School of Law

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $500–$10,000 (b) Criteria for selection: Need and academic potential. Other awards need public service commitment. (c) Application process: FAFSA and admission application. (d) Deadline for application: Rolling. Priority consideration date of Feb.1. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Varies; some are one-time only awards; others have automatic renewal; all have element of academic merit or promise. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: $500–$10,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Varies with specific award. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Varies with specific award. 3. Other Need Based Money: None at present.

Roger Williams University School of Law

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: None at present. (b) Criteria for selection: (c) Application process: (d) Deadline for application: (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: None at present. (b) Criteria for selection: (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: 3. Other Need Based Money: None at present.

Rutgers University School of Law—Newark

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: None at present. (b) Criteria for selection: (c) Application process: (d) Deadline for application: (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: n/a. (b) Criteria for selection: (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: 3. Other Need Based Money: n/a.

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University of San Diego

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Up to 75% tuition. (b) Criteria for selection: Need plus academic consideration and potential contribution to the law school community (c) Application process: File a FAFSA and USD Institutional Application. (d) Deadline for application: FAFSA priority date is March 2. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Varies. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: 75% tuition. (b) Criteria for selection: Need. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Need.

University of San Francisco

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $3,000–$8,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Available only to those students admitted through the special admission program and show need. (c) Application process: Applicant must file a FAFSA (d) Deadline for application: FAFSA should be filed by 2/15. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: $3,000 is renewable each year provided that the student is in good academic standing.

Samford University—Cumberland

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $500–$3,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Need. (c) Application process: An applicant must complete and/or update the Free Application for Federal Student Aid for the upcoming year as well as complete a Need-based Scholarship application. For rising 2L’s and 3L’s only. Not for entering law students. (d) Deadline for application: April 1. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: *Need-based scholarships are one-time awards available only to rising second and third year law students. Students must reapply each year. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: $1,000–$3,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Rising 2Ls and 3Ls may apply.. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: *Need-based scholarships are one-time awards available only to rising second and third year law students. Students must reapply each year.

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Santa Clara University School of Law

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $1,000–full tuition. (b) Criteria for selection: Available to minority students and others who have overcome obstacles. Awards based on professional potential and financial need. (c) Application process: Applicant should check box on the application form and submit a FAFSA. (d) Deadline for application: FAFSA should be completed by 2/1. Awards are made at time of admission if financial aid file is complete. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Student must be in good academic standing and have continued financial need. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: $1,000–full tuition. (b) Criteria for selection: Available to minority students and others who have overcome obstacles. Awards based on professional potential and financial need. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Student must be in good academic standing and have continued financial need. 3. Other Need Based Money: n/a.

University of South Carolina

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Vary from $500 and a tuition reduction for non-residents to $1,500. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need. (c) Application process: Applicants are required to complete the FAFSA and in institutional scholarship application. (d) Deadline for application: May 30. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Must reapply each year. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: Vary from $500 and a tuition reduction for non-residents to $1,500. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Awarded annually, must reapply. 3. Other Need Based Money: n/a.

South Texas College of Law

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Varies. (b) Criteria for selection: GPA and financial need. (c) Application process: FAFSA and individual applications. (d) Deadline for application: May 1. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Need to reapply each year. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: Varies. (b) Criteria for selection: No change. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Need to reapply each year and maintain specified GPA. 3. Other Need Based Money: Varies. Contact college’s Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid.

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Southern Illinois University School of Law

2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: Varies with specific award. (b) Criteria for selection: Varies. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Varies with specific award. 3. Other Need Based Money: n/a.

Southwestern Law School

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $500–$4,000. (b) Criteria for selection: GPA, LSAT score and demonstrated financial need. (c) Application process: Students must complete the FAFSA, Southwestern’s Application for Financial Aid, and Scholarship Addendum. (d) Deadline for application: June 1. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Recipients must be in the top 30% of their class and demonstrate financial need. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: $500–$4,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Academic performance and financial need. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Recipients must be in the top 30% of their class and demonstrate financial need. Must apply by March 15. 3. Other Need Based Money: Southwestern Law School offers need-based institutional loans to its students. Amounts range from $500 to $3,000 per year. The application process, selection criteria, and deadline is the same as the criteria for need-based scholarships.

Stanford Law School

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Amount or range varies. (b) Criteria for selection: Demonstrated financial need. (c) Application process: FAFSA, Need Access form, and institutional form. (d) Deadline for application: March 15. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Requires annual reapplication and satisfactory academic progress.

Stetson University College of Law

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Amount varies. (b) Criteria for selection: Demonstrated financial need; available to continuing students. (c) Application process: FAFSA, Stetson will post an application each fall. (d) Deadline for application: Varies from year to year. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: n/a.

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Suffolk University Law School

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Amount varies. (b) Criteria for selection: Based on applicant’s financial need. (c) Application process: Students must submit the FAFSA and Need Access. The financial aid office uses the information the applicant provided on these forms. (d) Deadline for application: March 1. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Financial need. Must complete FAFSA each year to be considered. Need Access must be completed only once with initial request for need based aid

Syracuse University College of Law

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Varies. (b) Criteria for selection: Demonstrated financial need. (c) Application process: Syracuse College of Law financial aid application and FAFSA filed by published deadline. (d) Deadline for application: February 15. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Requires annual reapplication and Satisfactory Academic Progress. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: Varies. (b) Criteria for selection: Demonstrated financial need. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Requires annual reapplication and Satisfactory Academic Progress.

Temple University Beasley School of Law

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) Temple awards a number of scholarships based on merit, need and a combination of both, so its difficult to separate the factors which go into the selection process and to provide specific information on the number of rewards made in a specific academic year. Incoming students are eligible for a number of merit and need scholarships ranging from partial to full-time tuition. The faculty Admissions Committee makes recommendations for merit scholarship awards and student are not required to submit a separate application. The one exception is the Rubin-Public Interest Scholars Program which provides full and half tuition scholarships to student who will be pursuing a public interest legal career. Upper division students are considered for numerous scholarships based on a variety of factors including academic performance, financial need and contributions to the law school community. Need based scholarship are warded to students who demonstrate significant financial need as determined by the Law School Financial Aid Office based on the information they supply on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid.

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Thomas M. Cooley Law School

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $865–$17,300. (b) Criteria for selection: Application, demonstrated need. (c) Application process: (d) Deadline for application: (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: None. (b) Criteria for selection: (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: 3. Other Need Based Money: n/a.

University of Toledo

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Partial and full tuition scholarships (plus a book stipend) are awarded (b) Criteria for selection: A strong academic record, based primarily on LSAT score or undergraduate GPA, and financial need (c) Application process: All applicants are automatically considered along with their application for admission (d) Deadline for application: Admissions deadline (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: For renewable scholarships, must attain at least a 2.50 GPA after first year 2. Need Based Scholarship Awarded After First Year: (a) Amount or range: Varies (b) Criteria for selection: Varies (c) Criteria for maintaining: n/a 3. Other Need Based Money

Touro Law Center

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Up to $1,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Demonstrated need. (c) Application process: Automatic consideration. (d) Deadline for application: n/a. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: n/a. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: n/a. (b) Criteria for selection: (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: 3. Other Need Based Money: — Public Interest Fellowships are partly need-based. — Loan Forgiveness Program for students pursuing careers in the Public Interest are are largely need-based.

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Tulane University Law School

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Portion of scholarship money for incoming students goes to those not awarded merit-based scholarships but who demonstrate financial need. Total amount awarded will probably be $100,000 for each incoming class and probably in amounts ranging from $3500–$5,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Based on applicant’s financial need. (c) Application process: Students must submit the FAFSA. The financial aid office uses the information the applicant provides on the FAFSA and other things. (d) Deadline for application: n/a. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Varies. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: No guaranteed need-based scholarships awarded after first year unless funds become available by virtue of better yield on endowed funds and/or people dropping out or otherwise losing scholarships from previous year.. (b) Criteria for selection: (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Financial need. Must apply each year to be considered. 3. Other Need Based Money: n/a.

University of Tulsa School of Law

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $5,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Need. (c) Application process: Students are sent applications when they are accepted. (d) Deadline for application: 2/15. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Renewed if GPA level is maintained. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: (b) Criteria for selection: (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Renewed if GPA level is maintained. 3. Other Need Based Money: n/a.

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University of Utah

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $500–$4,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Need only. (c) Application process: Separate application. (d) Deadline for application: Mid April or 2 weeks after admission. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Must reapply every year. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: $500–$4,000. (b) Criteria for selection: Need only. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Must reapply every year. 3. Other Need Based Money: n/a.

Vanderbilt Law School

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Approximately 40% of each class receives some need-based scholarship aid. The average scholarship is just below half-tuition. (b) Criteria for selection: Policy is to use scholarship funds to make the school accessible to those with the greatest financial need. (c) Application process: Complete the FAFSA and Need Access form. (d) Deadline for application: Priority consideration is given to those whose financial aid applications are complete by February. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Remain in good standing. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: Funds committed to incoming students. (b) Criteria for selection: (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Remain in good standing. 3. Other Need Based Money: n/a.

Vermont Law School

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Approximately 40% of each class receives some need-based scholarship aid. The average scholarship is $5,500. (b) Criteria for selection: Students assets. (c) Application process: Complete the FAFSA. (d) Deadline for application: Preference is given to those whose financial aid applications are complete by March 1. All applicants are automatically considered if they complete the proper forms. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: 2.5 GPA.

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Villanova University

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Varies. (b) Criteria for selection: Up to full tuition in the first year, remaining years vary. (c) Application process: Academic performance or promise, demonstrated skills or leadership, extracurricular involvement, community service, life experiences, or demonstrate interdisciplinary/inter-professional promise. (d) Deadline for application: Public Interest Scholarship has an application / all admitted candidates are considered for all other scholarships. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: N/A 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: (b) Criteria for selection: (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year:

University of Virginia School of Law

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Varies. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need, academic performance or promise, demonstrated skills or leadership, extracurricular involvement, community service, and life experience. (c) Application process: FAFSA and Institutional Application. (d) Deadline for application: FAFSA by February 15. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Academic good standing. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: (b) Criteria for selection: (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: 3. Other Need Based Money: n/a.

Wake Forest University School of Law

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Varies. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need, academic performance or promise, demonstrated skills or leadership, extracurricular involvement, community service, and life experience. (c) Application process: FAFSA. (d) Deadline for application: FAFSA by March 1 receive priority. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Completing the first year in the upper two-thirds to one-half if remaining in good standing. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: (b) Criteria for selection: (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: 3. Other Need Based Money: n/a.

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Washington and Lee University School of Law 1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: $1,000–full tuition plus Awards come from pools of funds that can be divided into many small awards, one large award, or middling awards depending upon the number of qualified candidates. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need and academic merit. (c) Application process: Complete the FAFSA and the Student Aid Report (SAR). (d) Deadline for application: The FAFSA and SAR need to be in Financial Aid Office by March 15. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: “Satisfactory academic process” or stay in school. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: $500–$2,000. (b) Criteria for selection: All scholarships newly awarded to upperclass students are based on performance in the first year of law school. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: All need-based scholarships are one-year awards and students must reapply for a third-year award even if they received a second-year award. 3. Other Need Based Money: Students have applied for and received funds from a variety of private scholarship funds, such as those established by churches, local/state bar associations, corporations, and affiliative groups (AAUW, BPW, etc.). Students need to ferret those out for themselves; Washington and Lee has no systematic way of gathering or disseminating information about them.

University of Washington

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: varies (b) Criteria for selection: need and FAFSA (c) Application process: must submit the FAFSA and scholarship application (d) Deadline: FAFSA: February 28; scholarship application: March 15 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year (a) Amounts or range: varies (b) Criteria: need and FAFSA (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: varies 3. Other Need Based Money

Washington University School of Law

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds): (a) Amounts or range: Varies (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need and academic merit. (c) Application process: All applications are automatically reviewed for scholarship consideration. (d) Deadline for application: Suggested application deadline for scholarship consideration is February 1. Suggested deadline for application is March 1. Applications will continue to be accepted after this date on a space contingency basis. (e) Criteria for maintaining scholarship after first year: Must remain in good standing. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: n/a. (b) Criteria for selection: n/a. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: n/a.

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Western New England School of Law

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: None exclusively need-based. (b) Criteria for selection: (c) Application process: (d) Deadline for application: (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: (b) Criteria for selection: (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: 3. Other Need Based Money:

Widener University School of Law

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Varies annually. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need. (c) Application process: Free application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Institutional Data Form. (d) Deadline for application: No deadline for application; awarded on rolling basis; apply early. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Annual need based evaluation using FAFSA. Institutional Data Form.

William & Mary

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Varies. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need, academic performance or promise, demonstrated skills or leadership, extracurricular involvement, community service, and life experience. (c) Application process: Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). (d) Deadline for application: FAFSA by February 15. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Annual need based evaluation using FAFSA. 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: Varies. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need, academic performance or promise, demonstrated skills or leadership, extracurricular involvement, community service, and life experience. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). 3. Other Need Based Money: Institutional employment including America Reads.

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William Mitchell College of Law

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Varies actually (b) Criteria for selection: FAFSA need. (c) Application process: FAFSA (d) Deadline for application: March 15. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: FAFSA application, available funds 2. Need Based Scholarships Awarded After First Year: (a) Amounts or range: Varies annually (b) Criteria for selection: Need demonstrated on FAFSA. (c) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Continuing financial need 3. Other Need Based Money: Institutional employment.

Yale Law School

1. Need Based Scholarships (other than government funds) (a) Amounts or range: Varies annually. (b) Criteria for selection: Financial need. (c) Application process: Free application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), NeedAccess Analysis, Institutional Data Form. (d) Deadline for application: March 15 for entering students. Aid applications submitted after March 15 will be delayed. (e) Criteria for maintaining after first year: Annual need based evaluation using FAFSA and Institutional Data Form.

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A. � SCHOOLS REQUIRING DISCIPLINARY CLEARANCE FROM APPLICANT’S UNDERGRADUATE INSTITUTION

Only those schools responding to the Wilson/Stern Survey are included.

Law School Do you require a disciplinary If not, do you require a disciplinary clearance from the undergraduate clearance from the undergraduate institution as part of the institution for admitted students application process? prior to enrollment? University of Alabama NO, but students must disclose on NO, but students must disclose on application. application. American University NO NO Appalachian School of Law NO NO University of Arizona NO, although we do ask applicants to report about whether they have been disciplined and explain the circumstances, punishments, etc. Arizona State University NO, although we do ask applicants to report about whether they have been disciplined and explain the circumstances, punishments, etc. Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School NO NO, but we ask students to disclose any disciplinary actions. Baylor University NO, but students must disclose on NO, but students have a continuing application. obligation to disclose. Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) NO, unless, a student has been subject to YES academic or disciplinary action. Boston University School of Law NO YES Brooklyn Law School Only if applicant answers “yes” to disciplinary questions. University of California, Berkeley NO NO University of California, Davis NO NO University of California, Hastings NO NO University of California, Irvine NO NO University of California, Los Angeles NO NO Campbell Law School NO Case Western Reserve University NO NO Charleston School of Law NO YES Chicago—Kent College of Law NO NO University of Cincinnati YES

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Law School Do you require a disciplinary If not, do you require a disciplinary clearance from the undergraduate clearance from the undergraduate institution as part of the institution for admitted students application process? prior to enrollment? University of Colorado NO, but students must disclose NO, but students have on application continuing obligation to disclose. Columbia University YES Cornell University YES, only if the applicant discloses YES discipline in the application. University of Dayton NO NO DePaul University College of Law NO NO Drake University NO, but student must disclose. NO, but students have a continuing obligation to disclose on application. Duke University Only if applicant answers “yes” to disciplinary questions. Duquesne University YES Earle Mack School of Law NO, but applicant must disclose on NO, but students have a continuing at Drexel University application. obligation to disclose. Emory University NO, but we do ask students to disclose NO any disciplinary action. University of Florida NO NO Florida Coastal School of Law YES Florida State University NO NO, our applications asks the student to respond yes or no. University of New Hampshire School NO NO of Law Georgetown University Law Center NO YES Georgia State University NO NO University of Georgia NO, but we do ask students to disclose NO, but we do ask students to disclose any disciplinary action. any disciplinary action. Golden Gate University NO Gonzaga University School of Law NO NO Harvard University NO NO, but we ask students to disclose any disciplinary actions. University of Hawaii | William S. NO NO, but we ask students to disclose any Richardson School of Law disciplinary action. Hofstra Law School NO NO University of Houston Law Center NO NO, but applicants are required to disclose disciplinary actions. Howard University YES Indiana University School of Law NO NO —Bloomington University of Iowa NO NO, but we ask students to disclose any disciplinary actions. University of Kansas NO NO, but we ask students to disclose any disciplinary actions.

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Law School Do you require a disciplinary If not, do you require a disciplinary clearance from the undergraduate clearance from the undergraduate institution as part of the institution for admitted students application process? prior to enrollment? University of Kentucky NO NO Louisiana State University YES Loyola Law School—Los Angeles NO NO Loyola University—Chicago NO NO Marquette University Law School NO University of Maryland NO NO University of Memphis NO NO University of Michigan NO NO Mississippi College School of Law NO NO University of Missouri—Kansas City NO NO Mercer University NO NO University of Missouri—Columbia NO, but must disclose on application NO University of Nebraska NO NO New England Law | Boston NO NO New York Law School NO NO New York University YES Northeastern University School of Law NO, but applicants are required to NO, but students have a continuing disclose disciplinary actions. obligation to disclose. University of Notre Dame Law School NO NO Ohio Northern University NO, but we ask that students disclose any NO, but we ask that students disclose any disciplinary actions. disciplinary actions. Ohio State University YES University of Oklahoma NO, but students must disclose on NO, but students have a continuing applications. obligation to disclose. University of Oregon NO, but students must disclose on NO, but students have a continuing applications. obligation to disclose. Pace University NO NO University of Pennsylvania NO YES University of Pittsburgh NO NO Quinnipiac University NO NO, but applicants are required to disclose disciplinary actions. Regent University School of Law NO NO, but students have a continuing obligation to disclose. University of Richmond YES Roger Williams University School of Law NO NO Rutgers-Newark NO NO Santa Clara University NO NO University of San Diego NO, but applicants are required to disclose disciplinary actions. Seattle University School of Law NO NO

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Law School Do you require a disciplinary If not, do you require a disciplinary clearance from the undergraduate clearance from the undergraduate institution as part of the institution for admitted students application process? prior to enrollment? University of Southern California YES, if record of misconduct University of South Carolina YES University of South Dakota NO NO, applicant must disclose as part of application process. Southern Illinois University NO, but must disclose an application. NO, but students have continuing obligation to disclose. Southern Methodist University NO NO Saint Louis University YES St. Mary’s University YES University of St. Thomas School of Law NO, but must disclose NO, but must disclose Stanford Law School YES SUNY Buffalo Law School NO although we do ask applicants NO, but students have a continuing to report about whether they have obligation to disclose. been disciplined and explain the circumstances, punishments, etc. Stetson University NO YES Suffolk University Law School NO Syracuse University YES University of Tennessee NO NO University of Utah NO, but must disclose on applications. NO Texas Wesleyan School of Law NO, but must disclose NO, but students have a continuing obligation to disclose. Thomas M. Cooley Law School NO, but must disclose on application. University of Toledo NO, but must disclose on application. Tulane NO NO University of Utah NO, but must disclose on application NO Vanderbilt Law School NO NO Villanova University NO, but must disclose on applications. NO, but students have a continuing obligation to disclose. University of Virginia NO Wake Forest University NO YES, fully implemented for 2005 starting class. Washburn University School of Law NO NO University of Washington NO, but students must disclose on NO, but students have a continuing application. obligation to disclose. Washington University YES Western State University College of Law Willamette University NO, but must disclose on application. NO, but students have a continuing obligation to disclose. William University NO, but students must disclose NO, but students have a continuing obligation to disclose on application.

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Law School Do you require a disciplinary If not, do you require a disciplinary clearance from the undergraduate clearance from the undergraduate institution as part of the institution for admitted students application process? prior to enrollment? William & Mary NO NO, however, applicants must disclose disciplinary action as part of the application process. William Mitchell College of Law YES, we require that applicants report any academic probation, administration discipline, etc. University of Wyoming NO NO Yale Law School NO YES

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B. SCHOOLS OFFERING A SUMMER CONDITIONAL ADMISSION PROGRAM

Only those schools responding to the Wilson/Stern Survey are included.

Appalachian School of Law � The Pre-Admission Summer Opportunity (PASO) program is for students who may have the potential to succeed as law students and lawyers, but whose skills and talents may not be reflected fully by the traditional measures of the LSAT and undergraduate performance. PASO is a program that provides participants an opportunity to experience law school course work and an opportunity for the faculty to evaluate the students’ performance to assess the ability to succeed in law school. PASO participants who successfully complete the program may be offered admission to the entering class in August of the year in which they complete the program or in the following year’s entering class, depending upon availability factors.

University of Baltimore � A 4 week summer conditional admission program. Students are required to take one class that interweaves substantive issues with a writing component. Students do not receive credit for the class. Between 30 and 40 students participate based on perceived likelihood of success. Students admitted generally have lower than desired LSAT scores or GPA, but have either outstanding issues in their record or are minority applicants with strong GPAs. There is no special application procedure however, the applicant may request to be placed in the program. In order to matriculate in the fall, students must have a 70 average at the end of the program. The program incurs no cost to the student. The contact person for the program is Professor John Lynch, [email protected].

Campbell Law School � Approximately 50–75 students are given the opportunity to participate in our seven week performance-based admission program (P BAP). The students take two courses of three credit hours each. A final exam is given in each course. A student who receives a “B” in both courses is automatically admitted to the fall program. Students who do not meet this criteria, but who demonstrate potential for success in law school, will be placed on a waiting list for the fall program.

University of Detroit Mercy � An 8 week summer conditional admission program. Students are required to take two classes, Legal Writing and Criminal Law. Students do not receive credit for the classes. Approximately 20 students generally participate. The Special Summer Program (SSP) is operated for minority, disadvantaged, or disabled applicants who do not meet the minimum standards of the entering class, but show potential for the study of law. SSP applicants must have at least one LSAT score in the 15th percentile. Question 13 of the application asks the applicant if he/she would like to be considered for the SSP. In a separate statement, applicants must describe the circumstances that qualify him/her for the SSP. In case of a disability, the applicant is requested to provide documentation. To be eligible for in the fall, students of the program must pass the substantive criminal law course, pass the legal research and writing course, and receive the unanimous evaluation of the SSP faculty. The cost of the program is $500 for tuition and $18 for parking. The contact person for the program is Kimberly Jones, Director of Recruitment, Admission and Student Affairs, [email protected].

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University of the District of Columbia A 4 week summer conditional admission program. Required classes are Legal Writing, Reasoning and Analysis (class and tutorials); Torts and Criminal Law or Contracts. Students do not receive credit for the summer classes. Approximately 8 to 16 students participate. Criteria for admission into the program varies, usually the LSAT and/or GPA are below the “accepted” numerical standards or the student’s writing or organizational skills may be of concern and below what is deemed acceptable. There is no special application procedure. The student must attend every class and complete every assignment and exam in order to meet the condition of his or her admission into the fall class. At the end of the program each student is provided with an evaluation of his or her performance in the program; they are also counseled about their progress and about areas in which they may need to improve. If appropriate the program director recommends that students participate in the Academic Support Program. There is no cost to the student for participating in the program. The contact person for the program is Professor Derek Alphran, Director of the Summer Mason Enhancement Program for Academic Success (MEPAS); he can be reached at [email protected].

Florida Coastal School of Law The Alternative Admission Model Program for Legal Education (AAMPLE®) is a performance-based admissions program that rewards students who demonstrate the desire, commitment, and level of achievement necessary to manage the rigors of law school. Students are required to take two law school courses selected from our regular law school curriculum and modified to provide the most accurate indication of a student’s potential for law school success. Students may choose to take the courses on-campus or online. Within each course, students will take two quizzes and a final exam. Students who successfully pass each course with a 2.5 G.P.A. or higher are automatically accepted into the school’s Juris Doctor program. Florida Coastal offers the AAMPLE program twice a year- once in the summer for admission to our fall class and once in the fall for admission to our spring class. For more information, please contact Nicole Schumer, Assistant Director of Admissions, at [email protected].

Indiana University An 8 week summer program that selected students must participate in as a School of Law—Indianapolis condition of admission. Continuation in the fall is not conditioned on their performance in the summer program. Students are required to take one course, a Legal Methods class with an emphasis on Legal Writing, for which they will receive 2 credits. Between 25–35 students generally participate in the program. Selection for the program is based on a variety of factors, for example unparallel indicators, out of school for a number of years, English as a second language, or heavy science or math background with little writing. Applicants who wish to be considered for this program need to apply by February 1st instead of the normal deadline, March 1st. The program costs the rate of two credit hours, and typically nonresidents receive a scholarship. For more information contact the Office of Admissions.

Louisiana State University Legal Methods course, successful completion, admission for Fall. Must have approval of Faculty Committee to enter summer program.

University of Louisville— Approximately 25 applicants are given the opportunity to participate in a six-week Brandeis School of Law course (Monday through Thursday evenings) designed to enhance their skills in order to improve their chances for success in law school. All who complete the work in a satisfactory (effort and performance are evaluated) manner are allowed to enter law school in the fall. Most, if not all, of the participants successfully matriculate each fall.

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Loyola—New Orleans

University of Memphis To help achieve diversity in the classroom, during the summer the University of Memphis School of Law operates the Tennessee Institute for Pre-Law (TIP) program. The TIP program is for Tennessee residents (and Border County residents) who are not admitted through the regular admissions process, but who show potential for the study of law and bring diversity to the class. Applicants who are admitted into TIP and successfully complete the summer program will be eligible for admission in the fall semester to the University of Memphis School of Law. The TIP portion of the application requests information on whether a student is a first-generation college graduate, foreign-born, or a first-generation U.S. citizen; whether a student is a graduate of a historically minority undergraduate institution; whether a student has a disability; or whether a student is or was economically disadvantaged. The required TIP supplemental statement asks the student to describe the circumstances that qualify the student for participation in the program and the way in which the student might contribute to diversity in the law school.

Michigan State University We offer a program of approximately 20–25 students who participate in a 6-week course. Performance in the course determines whether a student is offered admission.

University of New Mexico Yes, special attention to nonquantifiable factors in addition to LSAT and GPA. Successful completion allows students to continue into first year.

North Carolina Central Students selected to participate in the Performance–Based Admission Program University School of Law (PBAP) spend two weeks in a classroom setting where they are given instruction in one substantive law course by experienced faculty members. Additionally, students learn basic skills: how to prepare for class; how to organize and outline course material; and how to answer legal questions. Applicants are evaluated through diagnostic testing, oral and written assignments and interviews. These evaluations determine whether the PBAP applicant will be admitted to the School of Law in the fall.

Nova Southeastern University A 6 week summer conditional admission program. Students are required to take two classes, Criminal Procedure and Negotiable Instruments. Students do not receive credit for the classes. Approximately 150 students participate, subject to change yearly. The admissions committee invites selected students to participate in the program. There is no special application procedure. In order for the student to matriculate into law school in the fall, the criteria is no grade below a C in either class and a GPA of 2.5. This year the program cost was $3500, this is also subject to change. The contact person for the program is Beth Hall, Assistant Dean for Admissions, [email protected] (954)262-6117

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University of Oklahoma The Admission/Early Arrival Program (EAP) is a summer arrival program beginning at the end of may and including in mid-July. The focus in EAP is on admitted students a first look at law school and building the confidence and skills necessary to succeed in law school. The class size is limited to approximately 20 students. Interested applicants must apply for both EAP and fall admission on the application. The committee uses a number of factors to evaluate candidates who have applied for EAP admission. One factor is a disparate GPA and LSAT score. A prospective student with a relatively low GPA but with a very competitive LSAT score may possess the ability to succeed in law school and might be an ideal applicant for EAP. In the alterative, a prospective student who does not test well on standardized exams but has demonstrated success in the classroom through a competitive GPA may also be a good fir for EAP. Finally, a prospective student who may have been out of the classroom environment for a number of years and who needs additional transition time might apply for the EAP. The program is designed to build the confidence and skills necessary to succeed in law school. The EAP students take tough courses from some of our very best professors. The program is not provisional in any way; students admitted through EAP automatically matriculate in the fall with the other first year students. EAP students simply arrive earlier than the rest of the class and earn law school credits during the summer. Prospective students interested in the EAP program should write a brief statement detailing why they should be considered for EAP. The deadline for EAP applications is March 15. For more information on EAP or application strategy please do not hesitate to email Susan Wilson, Recruitment Specialist at [email protected]. Susan works with applicants on an individual basis to answer questions about the law school admission process, OU Law’s admission process, and law school in general.

Oklahoma City University Two pass/fail courses.

Saint John’s University A 6 week summer conditional admission program. Students are required to take one class which varies from summer to summer. The class is always a first-year required course, last year it was Property, the year before it was Contracts. Students receive credit for the class, if they successfully complete the program by earning a B minus or better. Approximately 30 students participate each summer. Applicants need to request consideration for the Summer Institute no later than March 30th. Alternatively, an applicant may be invited to the program if their application is not otherwise admissible. In order to matriculate in the fall, students must earn a B minus or better in the course. The student pays only the cost of books. There is a required $750 deposit (the same as for all admits). If the student successfully completes the program this deposit is credited towards tuition, if not, the $750 is refunded to them. For more information contact either Robert M. Harrison, Assistant Dean for Admissions, [email protected], or Theresa McNerney, [email protected].

Saint Louis University The Summer Institute at Saint Louis University is designed to identify students who have experienced the effects of educational disadvantage. The Institute includes a substantive first semester course and a course in legal skills. The program lasts seven weeks, beginning in late May/early June and ending in mid-July. Students who successfully complete this program are accepted into the School of Law for the Fall semester. Limited to 25 students. Tuition and books are free.

St. Mary’s University A 5 week summer conditional admission program. Students are required to take two classes, Logic & Writing and Analytical Skills. Between 15-20 students participate in the program. They are recommended by the Admissions Committee from the general applicant pool, and selected by the Program Director. There is no special application procedure. In order to matriculate into law school in the fall, the student must be recommended for admission by the professors conducting the summer program after completion. The cost of the program is $1500. The contact person is Professor John Teeter, [email protected].

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Seattle University School of Law 7 week required attendance in the Alternative Admission Program. All students are considered full members of the entering class and guaranteed admission in fall.

University of South Dakota A 6 week screening program which will yield 10 admits. Between 30–50 students participate in the program. Students are required to take two classes, Agency and Personal Property. Students are selected based on a completed file that is eligible to begin law school that fall; usually the only concern is in the numbers, either a low LSAT and/or GPA. Applicants cannot apply for the program; they are invited to participate after review of the law school application and supporting material. During the final week of the program, participants take an exam in each course, anonymously. The two exam scores are averaged, and those who have a minimum grade of 70 (mid-C) on EACH exam, AND whose scores rank in the top ten of the program are offered admission. The cost of the program is $1,000 plus books, and room & board. The contact person for the program is Jean Henriques, Admissions Officer, [email protected].

Syracuse University A 3 week, summer program called Leo Education Opportunity Program (LEO) that is not a conditional admission program, but a program that provides and opportunity for students who may not have otherwise been offered admission. Students are required to take three classes, Introduction to Law and the Legal System, Legal Writing Workshop, and Legal Skills. Students do not receive credit for the classes. Between 20–30 students usually participate in the LEO program. Recognizing that numerical indicators are not always the best predictors of success in law school— even when considered in combination with other factors—the College of Law admits a limited number of students each year through the LEO program. There is no special application procedure. Students do not need to achieve set grades during this program, but need to successfully complete the program requirements and take an exam at the end of the three weeks. Tuition costs are covered for all LEO participants during the summer program. For more information, contact either Nikki Laubenstein, Director of Admissions, [email protected], or Melanie Rodriguez, Assoc. Director of Student Life, [email protected]

Texas Southern University Special attention to non-quantifiable factors in addition to LSAT and GPA. Successful completion allows students to continue into first year.

Texas Tech University A 4 week summer conditional admission program. Required courses change from year to year. Students receive credit for the summer classes. Approximately 20-25 students participate in the program. The Admissions Committee decides which students will be considered for this program and those that will be accepted for the program. It is designed for those with lower academic indicators, but additional information in the file indicates the ability to succeed in law school. There is no special application procedure. If accepted for the summer program, they must attend the summer program to proceed to the fall. There is no required grade point average from the summer to proceed to the fall. The current tuition rate is $334 for Texas residents and $580 for non-residents. Students will pay the current tuition rate and all tuition generated fees. Since these rates change from year to year, the applicant should check the university website for current information. The contact person for the program is Terence L. Cook, Assistant Dean for Admissions and Recruitment, [email protected].

Texas Wesleyan School of Law The Pre-Admission Legal Studies (PALS) program is a School of Lawconditional admit program requiring a B- or better performance. Students are invited into the program via the admissions process.

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Thomas M. Cooley Law School The Professional Exploration Program (PEP) is a 5–8 day intensive program. This program is designed to give law school applicants who do not meet the minimum admissions requirements a chance to qualify for alternative admission. It also provides law school applicants the opportunity for self-exploration and discovery of strengths and weaknesses in their pursuit of a career. At the completion of the program, the students’ performance is evaluated by the PEP Committee. Students are notified by letter, three weeks after the program, as to the committee’s decision whether they’ve been offered admission to Thomas M. Cooley Law School.

Widener University School of Law A 6 week summer conditional admission program. Students are required to take three classes. Students do not receive credit for the classes. Student participation varies from year to year. Criteria for admission is based on applicants who have displayed promise of success in legal studies even though they may have excelled in only one of the two principal standardized predictors of success—the Law School Admission Test and the undergraduate grade point average. The personal statement, letters of recommendation and all materials submitted in support of the application are considered. There is no special application procedure. Participants who obtain a 2.3 cumulative grade point average in the program are offered admission to the fall class. The cost of the program is $1750. The contact person for the program is Barbara Ayars, Assistant Dean for Admissions, [email protected], (302) 477-2162.

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C. SCHOOLS OFFERING ONE YEAR DEFERRALS FOR ACCEPTED STUDENTS

Only schools responding to the Wilson/Stern Survey are included.

Unless otherwise noted requests for deferrals are considered on an individual basis. �

University of Akron Considers deferrals on an Individual Basis only. Requests for deferrals must be for extraordinary circumstances. �

University of Alabama Considers on an Individual Basis only. Requests for a deferral must be for an extraordinary circumstance. �

Albany Law School Considered on individual basis. �

American University Considered on an individual basis only. �

Appalachian School of Law On a case by case basis. �

University of Arizona Case by case basis. �

Arizona State University On a case by case basis. � College of Law

University of Arkansas— Little Rock

Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School

Boston College Law School Considered on an individual basis only. �

Boston University School of Law On a case by case basis. �

Brigham Young University Considered on individual basis and for joint programs. �

Brooklyn Law School For sound reasons for regularly admitted candidates only, and must pay nonrefundable deposit.

University of California—Berkeley On a case by case basis. �

University of California—Irvine On a case by case basis. �

University of California— On a case by case basis. � Los Angeles

California Western University On case by case basis. �

Campbell Law School On a case by case basis. �

Capital University On case by case basis. �

Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) On case by case basis. �

Case Western Reserve On a case by case basis. One year deferral only. �

Catholic University of America On a case by case basis. �

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Chapman University Case by case—one year only. �

Charleston School of Law Considered on a case by case basis. �

University of Chicago Case by case up to two years. �

Chicago-Kent College of Law Case by case—one year only. �

University of Cincinnati One-year deferrals are usually granted. �

City University of New York (CUNY) One-year deferment on a case by case basis for unforseen circumstances. Fee reduced for deferment, cannot apply to other Law schools. � School of Law

University of Colorado One-year deferral on a case by case basis. Must make both deposits. �

Columbia University One or two year deferral. Must make a deposit and sign a deferral agreement. May not apply to other law schools during period of deferment.

University of Connecticut Individual basis for regularly admitted applicants. �

Cornell University Must make a deposit and sign deferral agreement. �

Creighton University On a case by case basis.

University of Dayton One-year deferrals are usually granted. �

University of Denver On a case by case basis. �

DePaul University College of Law On a case by case basis only. �

University of the District of Considered on an individual basis. � Columbia School of Law

Drake University Considered on an individual basis. �

Duke University Considered on an individual basis. Require binding commitment to enroll at Duke following deferral.

Duquesne University

Emory University Considered on an individual basis. �

University of Florida On a case by case basis

Florida Coastal School of Law On a case by case basis. �

Fordham University On a case by case basis. �

Fordham University On a case by case basis. �

George Mason University On a case by case basis. �

George Washington University On case by case basis. �

Georgetown University Law Center On a case by case basis.

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University of Georgia On case by case basis. Must pay deposit. Scholarship award not deferred, but will be reconsidered following year. �

Georgia State University On case by case basis. �

Golden Gate University Case by case basis. �

Hamline University School of Law One year deferral on case by case basis. �

Harvard University One or two year deferrals are generously granted. Must submit tuition deposit and deferral agreement. Deferring students are prohibited from applying to other law schools while holding a deferral. �

University of Hawaii | On a case by case basis. � William S. Richardson School of Law

Hofstra Law School Case by case basis. �

University of Houston Law Center One year deferral. Considered on an individual basis only. � Two year deferrals grated for Teach for America or Peace Corps participants. �

University of Idaho Case by case basis. �

University of Illinois Request for deferrals are considered on case by case basis. Deferment one year only. Show cause in timely manner. �

Indiana University School of Law— Requests for deferrals are considered on a case-by-case basis. Bloomington Deferment is for one year only. �

Indiana University School of Law— One year deferral. � Indianapolis

John Marshall Case by case basis. �

University of Kansas Law School— Case by case basis. � Atlanta

University of Kentucky For regularly admitted applicants on a case by case basis. �

Lewis & Clark Law School Case by case basis. �

University of Louisville—Brandeis Granted on a case by case basis depending on the circumstances School of Law and timeliness of the individual’s request. �

Loyola Law School—Los Angeles One year deferral on a case by case basis. �

Loyola University—Chicago Automatic 2 year deferment for Teach For America students, other deferment on a case by case basis. �

University of Maine On a case by case basis. �

Marquette University One year deferral for accepted students. ”Case by case basis.” �

University of Maryland On a case by case basis. �

University of Memphis Considered on an individual basis. �

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Mercer University For regularly admitted applicants on a case by case basis. �

University of Miami Case by case basis. �

University of Michigan Case by case basis. May not apply to another law school nor hold deferred status at another school. �

Michigan State University Considered on an individual basis only. �

University of Minnesota

Mississippi College School of Law Case by case basis. �

University of Missouri—Columbia One year deferral reviewed on a case by case basis. �

University of Missouri—Kansas City On a case by case basis. �

University of Nebraska On a case by case basis. �

University of Nevada— Las Vegas, Yes, case by case basis. � William S. Boyd School of Law

New England Law | Boston On a case by case basis. �

University of New Hampshire On a case by case basis. � School of Law

University of New Mexico On a case by case basis. �

New York Law School On a case by case basis. �

New York University On a case by case basis. May not apply to another school nor hold deferred status at another school. �

University of North Carolina

Northeastern University School of Law On a case by case basis. �

Northern Illinois University

Northern Kentucky University On a case by case basis. �

Northwestern University Excluding those admitted from the wait list; case by case basis; requires final commitment and additional $750 deposit. � University of Notre Dame Law School On a case by case basis. �

Nova Southeastern University On a case by case basis. �

Ohio Northern University On a case by case basis. �

Ohio State University On a case by case basis. �

University of Oklahoma On a case by case basis. �

Oklahoma City University On a case by case basis. �

University of Oregon On a case by case basis. �

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Pace University On a case by case basis.

University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law

Penn State Dickinson School of Law On a case by case basis.

University of Pennsylvania On a case by case basis. $500 tuition deposit, student may not apply to another school nor hold a deferred status at another school.

University of Pittsburgh Case by case basis. �

Quinnipiac University

Regent University School of Law Deferment for one year only on a case by case basis.

University of Richmond On a case by case basis. �

Roger Williams University On a case by case basis. � School of Law

Rutgers—The State University— Case by case basis. � Camden

Rutgers University—Newark Unusual circumstances. On a case by case basis. �

Saint Louis University On a case by case basis. �

St. Mary’s University On a case by case basis. �

University of St. Thomas Considered on an individual basis. � School of Law

University of San Diego On a case by case basis. �

Santa Clara University On a case by case basis. �

Seton Hall University School of Law On a case by case basis. �

University of South Carolina On a case by case basis for regularly admitted students. �

South Texas College of Law Considered on a case by case basis. �

University of Southern California On a case by case basis. �

Southern Illinois University On a case by case basis.

Southern Methodist University On a case by case basis. �

Southwestern Law School On a case by case basis. �

Stanford Law School On a case by case basis. �

SUNY Buffalo Law School On a case by case basis, with a one year deferral only! �

Stetson University College of Law On a case by case basis.

Suffolk University Law School On a case by case basis. �

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Syracuse University On a case by case basis.

Temple University Beasley On a case by case basis. School of Law University of Tennessee On a case by case basis.

University of Texas On a case by case basis.

Texas Wesleyan School of Law On a case by case basis only.

Thomas M. Cooley Law School On a case by case basis.

University of Toledo On a case by case basis.

Touro Law Center—Jacob D. Fuchsberg On a case by case basis.

Tulane University Deposit required.

University of Tulsa One year deferral. Deposit required.

University of Utah Case by case.

Valparaiso University Case by case.

Vanderbilt Law School Law School Case by case.

Vermont Law School On a case by case basis.

Villanova University Offered on a case by case basis.

University of Virginia On a case by case basis.

Wake Forest University On a case by case basis.

Washburn University On a case by case basis.

Washington University On a case by case basis.

Washington and Lee University On a case by case basis.

West Virginia University On a case by case basis.

Western New England On a case by case basis.

Western State University All deferral requests are considered on a case by case basis.

Whittier Law School On a case by case basis.

Widener University School of Law On a case by case basis.

Willamette University On a case by case basis.

William & Mary On a case by case basis.

William Mitchell College of Law Considered on a case by case basis.

University of Wyoming One year deferrals on a case by case basis.

Yale Law School On a case by case basis.

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D. LOAN REPAYMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS �

The schools listed below responded to the Wilson/Stern survey. Because of wide variety in the nature of these programs only the schools have been identified. The reader should consult the catalog of each law school for further information.

Albany Law School Northeastern University School of Law American University Northwestern University Arizona State University College of Law University of Notre Dame Law School University of Baltimore University of Oregon Boston College Law School Pace University Boston University School of Law University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Brooklyn Law School Penn State Dickinson School of Law University of California—Berkeley University of Pennsylvania University of California—Davis University of Pittsburgh University of California—Hastings Regent University School of Law University of California—Irvine Roger Williams University School of Law University of California—Los Angeles Rutgers University School of Law—Newark Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Case Western Reserve University University of San Diego Charleston School of Law University of San Francisco University of Chicago Santa Clara University Chicago—Kent College of Law Seattle University School of Law University of Colorado Seton Hall University School of Law Columbia University South Texas College of Law Cornell University University of Southern California University of Denver Southwestern Law School DePaul University College of Law Stanford Law School Duke University Suffolk University Law School Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Temple University Beasley School of Law Emory University University of Texas Fordham University Touro Law Center George Washington University Tulane University Georgetown University Law Center University of Utah University of Georgia Valparaiso University Golden Gate University Vanderbilt Law School Vermont Law School Hofstra Law School Villanova University Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Virginia University of Kentucky Wake Forest University Lewis & Clark Law School University of Washington Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Washington University Loyola University—Chicago Washington and Lee University Loyola University—New Orleans Widener University School of Law University of Maine School of Law Willamette University Marquette University Law School William & Mary University of Maryland William Mitchell College of Law Mercer University Yale Law School University of Michigan Michigan State University University of Minnesota Mississippi College School of Law University of Nebraska College of Law University of New Hampshire School of Law New York University University of North Carolina

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E. � SCHOOLS PERMITTING PRE-SELECTION OF STUDENTS TO BE INTERVIEWED BY FIRMS

Schools listed below unless otherwise noted, permit firms interviewing on campus to pre-select 100% of the candidates they will interview. Only schools responding to the Wilson/Stern survey were included.

University of Alabama � All students are permitted to submit for all employers. � Employers pre-select candidates. �

Albany Law School � On campus interviews are scheduled based on 100% employer prescreening.

American University

University of Arizona � All students are permitted to submit for all employers. � Employers are permitted to pre-select 100%. �

Arizona State University May pre-select 100%. � College of Law �

University of Arkansas— � Little Rock �

Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School

Baylor University

Boston College Law School � While employers may pre-select all candidates, they are strongly encouraged to participate in an interview lottery system to ensure that all interested students have a broad range of interviewing opportunities. Over 90% of employers participate in our lottery system.

Boston University School of Law All employers are required to allot 30% of their interview schedule to lottery candidates with exceptions for intellectual property employers or employers requiring a specific undergraduate background.

Brooklyn Law School � All students are permitted to submit for all employers. While employers are permitted to pre-select 100% of the candidates, they are strongly encouraged to reserve interview slots for students ranked below their stated criteria so that a larger number of interested students have interviewing opportunities.

University of California—Davis

California Western University

Capital University

Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) A portion of students (approximately 15%) are selected by lottery.

Case Western Reserve University All students are permitted to submit for all employers. Employers are permitted to pre-select 100%.

Catholic University of American � All students are permitted to submit for all employers. Employers are permitted to pre-select 100% of candidates whom they will interview.

Charleston School of Law

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Chicago—Kent Law School No, pre-select 80% other 20% filled by lottery.

University of Cincinnati All students are permitted to submit for all employers. Employers are permitted to pre-select 100%.

University of Colorado Employers may pre-select but are encouraged to see all interested.

University of Connecticut Permit pre-selection of students to be interviewed by firms.

Creighton University Employers may pre-select but are encouraged to see all interested candidates.

University of Denver

DePaul University College of Law Permit pre-selection of students to be interviewed by firms. Pre-select 90%; other 10% by lottery.

Drake University Drake University does not permit firms to preselect 100% of the interview candidates unless this is the only way a firm will come. If this is the case, we allow them to do it, with notice to the students.

Duke University Students rank the firms they are interested in interviewing with and the Office of Career and Professional Development arranges a schedule that accommodates as many of those requests as possible. Firms do not pre-select the students they interview with.

Duquesne University Interviewed by firms. Employers are asked to select 75% of the interviews, 25% are selected through the lottery system.

Emory University

Florida Coastal School of Law All students are permitted to submit for all employers. FCSL does permit pre- selection of students to be interviewed by firms based on criteria by the employer.

Florida State University

University of Florida Employers may pre-select candidates. Criteria include experience, extra curricular activities, grades, evidence of research and writing skills, and ties to geographic region.

George Mason University School permitting pre-selection of students to be interviewed by firms.

Georgia State University Employers may pre-select but are encouraged to see all interested candidates

University of Georgia All students are permitted to submit for all employers. Employers are permitted to pre-select 100%.

Gonzaga University Employers may pre-select but are encouraged to see all interested candidates.

Hamline University School of Law All resumes are sent to employers, although they may pre-select.

Maurice A. Deane School of Law —Hofstra University

University of Houston Law Center All students are permitted to submit for all employers. Employers are permitted to pre-select 100% of candidates.

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University of Idaho �

Indiana University School of Law— � Employers are encouraged to see all interested candidates, but may pre-select as Bloomington they choose.

The John Marshall Law School

University of Kansas All students are permitted to submit for all employers. Employers preselect 90% of their candidates; 10% are selected by lottery.

University of Kentucky Employers have the option to pre-screen resumes. However, approximately 15% of employers coming on campus choose instead to see all interested candidates.

University of Louisville— Employers may pre-select 100%, but are encouraged to consider factors other Brandeis School of Law than strict academic performance. Several employers try to interview all who submit resumes.

University of Maine

University of Maryland We permit 100% pre-selection of students to be interviewed by employers.

University of Memphis Permits employers to pre-select 100% of the students that the firm chooses to interview. They are encouraged to see all interested candidates.

Mercer University Employers may pre-select 100%.

University of Miami Fall semester: 80% pre-select, 20% by lottery. Spring semester: 80% pre-select, 20% by lottery.

Michigan State University Permit pre-selection of students to be interviewed by firms.

Mississippi College School of Law

University of Mississippi Permit pre-selection of students to be interviewed by firms.

University of Missouri—Columbia Employers may pre-select 100% of students to be interviewed.

University of Missouri—Kansas City All students are permitted to submit for all employers. Employers pre-select all candidates.

University of Nevada— Las Vegas, Yes. Any student who meets an employer’s predetermined criteria is permitted to William S. Boyd School of Law apply for an interview.

University of New Hampshire Employers may pre-select. School of Law

University of New Mexico Employers may pre-select but are encouraged to see all interested candidates.

New York Law School

University of North Carolina

Northeastern University School of Law All students are permitted to submit resumes for employer consideration. Because Northeastern does not have a class rank, employers look at many factors, such as narrative course evaluations by faculty and co-op evaluations by employers in determining which students to interview.

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Northern Kentucky University We permit 100% pre-selection of students to be interviewed by firms.

University of Notre Dame Law School Employers are not allowed to pre-select. We have a lottery system.

Ohio Northern University Employers are encouraged to see all interested candidates. University does allow firms to pre-select 100% of the candidates they will interview.

University of Oklahoma All students are permitted to submit applications for all employers. All employers are permitted to pre-select 100% of the candidates they choose to interview. OU invites a wide variety of employers with different hiring criteria, and also strongly encourages employers to consider students outside of strictly stated academic performance criteria.

Oklahoma City University

University of Oregon

Pace University Screening of resumes prior to on-campus interview dates is allowed. However, employers are encouraged to consider factors other than strict academic performance when making their selections.

Penn State Dickinson School of Law Employers may pre-select but are encouraged to see all interested candidates.

Pepperdine University

University of Pittsburgh

Quinnipiac University School of Law Employers are allowed to pre-select.

Regent University School of Law Students are permitted to submit resumes for consideration by interviewing employers. Employers may pre-select candidates, however, they are encouraged to consider all applicants.

Rutgers—The State University—Camden

Rutgers University—Newark

Samford University—Cumberland Permitting pre-selection of students to be interviewed by firms. All students are permitted to submit for all employers. Employers pre-select candidates.

University of San Diego

University of San Francisco

Santa Clara University 100% pre-screening.

Seton Hall University School of Law

University of South Dakota Most firms request resumes and interview all those who submit resumes.

South Texas College of Law Students are permitted to submit resumes for consideration by interviewing employers. Employers are permitted to pre-select 100%. However, they are encouraged to consider factors other than strict academic performance when making their selections.

Seattle University School of Law All students are permitted to submit for all employers.

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Southern Illinois University � All students are permitted to submit applications to all employers. Employers may elect to pre-select candidates for interviews.

Santa Clara University �

Southern Methodist University �

Southwestern Law School �

St. John’s University

Saint Louis University

St. Mary’s University Yes, but a few students selected by lottery.

University of St. Thomas � We do not have a lottery, firms may pre-select 100% of interviewees. � School of Law (MN) �

SUNY Buffalo Law School � Interview schedules are 100% pre-screened by employers. No students are prohibited from applying to any employers.

Stetson University College of Law �

Suffolk University Law School � Employers may select 100% of interviewees.

Temple University Beasley School of Law

Thomas M. Cooley

University of Tennessee

University of Texas Employers/firms choose 100% of interviewees.

University of Toledo May pre-select 100%. �

Tulane University All students are permitted to submit resumes for considerations. Employers are permitted to pre-select 100% of their interviews. �

Texas Southern University

University of Tulsa Employers have the option to pre-screen, but are encouraged to interview all interested candidates.

University of Utah All students are permitted to submit to all employers. Employers pre-select candidates.

Valparaiso University We do allow pre-selection of students.

Vanderbilt Law School Employers select 30% of interviewees. For 70% of interviews, students select employers, and through a system of guaranteed and “first to sign” interview lists, students interview the employers of their choice.

Vermont Law School Employers have the option to pre-screen.

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Villanova University All students are permitted to submit for all employers. Employers pre-select candidates. �

University of Virginia Employers pre-select 80% and lottery the remaining 20%.

Wake Forest University Employers may pre-select but are encouraged to see all interested candidates. �

University of Washington

Washington University Employers pre-select 70% and lottery the remaining 30%.

Washington and Lee University

Washburn University School of Law All students are permitted to submit for all employers. Employers pre-select candidates.

Western New England

Western State University Pre-screening permitted.

Widener University School of Law

Willamette University Employers may pre-screen.

William & Mary Employers may pre-screen.

William Mitchell College of Law

University of Wyoming Pre-screening is at option of employer; approximately 10% pre-screen.

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F. TOP STATES REPRESENTED IN LAW SCHOOL STUDENT BODIES

Only those schools responding to the Wilson/Stern Survey are included. University of Akron OH, PA, NY, UT, FL, GA, TX, VA University of Alabama AL, GA, FL, TX, TN Albany Law School NY, NJ, VA, VT, MA Appalachian School of Law VA, TN, NC, KY, SC University of Arkansas—Fayetteville AR, TX, CA, NC, MO University of Arkansas—Little Rock AR, TX, FL, MO, LA University of Arizona College of Law AZ, CO, UT, NV, NM, ID, MT, WY Arizona State University College of Law AZ, CA, UT, WA, NM, NV, TX University of Baltimore MD, NY, NJ, PA, DC Baylor University School of Law TX, CA, KS, MS, NM, UT, IL Boston College Law School MA, NY, CA, TX, OH, NJ, FL, IL, PA Boston University School of Law NY, MA, CA, NJ, PA Brigham Young University UT, CA, NV, AZ, ID Brooklyn Law School NY, NJ, CT, MA, FL, MD University of California—Berkeley CA, NY, MA, MI, PA University of California—Davis CA, WA, NY, TX, IL, NJ, OR University of California—Hastings CA, NY, WA, NJ, FL University of California—Los Angeles CA, WA, NY, AZ, MA, MI, NJ, TX California Western University CA, AZ, NY, NV, HI Campbell Law School NC, SC, VA, FL, GA Capital University OH, WV, PA, KY, IN Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) NY, NJ, PA, CA, CT, FL, MA, MI, TX Case Western Reserve University OH, NY, CA, PA, MI, MD, FL Catholic University of America DC, MD, VA, NY, PA, NJ Chapman University CA, AZ, MT, NV, HI, TX, NY, FL, UT, NJ Charleston School of Law SC, NC, VA, TN, GA, FL, MD University of Chicago IL, NY, CA, TX, MA Chicago-Kent College of Law IL, MI, CA, WI, OH, FL, IN, MN University of Cincinnati OH, KY, IN, PA, MI City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law NY, NJ, PA, CA, MO Cleveland—Marshall OH, NY, PA, GA, NJ University of Colorado CO, CA, IL, NY, TX, AZ Columbia University NY, NJ, MA, CA, PA University of Connecticut CT, MA, NY, CA, NJ Cornell University NY, CA, IL, NJ, MA Creighton University NE, IA, AZ, MO, CO University of Dayton OH, PA, IN, IL, KY University of Denver CO, TX, CA, FL, IL DePaul University College of Law IL, CA, MI, OH, TX, FL, IN University of Detroit Mercy MI, NY, OH, CA, FL University of the District of Columbia School of Law DC, MD, VA, PA, CA Drake University IA, IL, WI, MN, CA Duke University CA, NC, FL, PA, NY Duquesne University PA, NJ, NY, OH, VA, MD Emory University GA, NY, FL, CA, VA, TX University of Florida FL, SE states

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Florida Coastal School of Law FL, GA, SC, NC, NY, PA, TX, OH Fordham University NY, NJ, CT, CA, FL, MA George Mason University VA, MD, NC, PA, UT, FL, TX George Washington University CA, MD, NY, VA, DC Georgetown University Law Center CA, NY, MD, FL, NJ, DC , VA, PA, TX University of Georgia GA, TN, NC, FL, VA, SC Georgia State University GA, FL, TN, AL, NC, CA, VA Golden Gate University School of Law CA, TX, WA, NV, NY Gonzaga University WA, CA, AZ, UT, CO Hamline University School of Law MN, WI, CA, IL, CO, IA University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson HI, CA, GUAM, WA, OR School of Law Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University CA, FL, MA, NJ, NY, TX University of Houston Law Center TX, LA, FL, CA, UT University of Idaho ID, WA, UT, CA University of Illinois IL, CA, MI, NY, MO Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington IN, CA, FL, NY, VA, TX, MI, IL, DC Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis IN, IL, MI, OH, KY Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School GA, AL, FL, NC, TN The John Marshall Law School IL, WI, CA, MI, IN University of Kansas School of Law KS, MO, TX, IL, OK, CO University of Kentucky KY, MI, IN, VA, OH, GA, TN, WV Lewis & Clark Law School OR, CA, WA, TX, UT, NY University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law KY, IN, FL, GA, NY Loyola Law School—Los Angeles CA, TX, WA, NJ, IL Loyola University—Chicago IL, MI, CA, PA, WI, NY, TX, FL Loyola University—New Orleans LA, FL, TX, NY, PA University of Maine School of Law ME, NH, MA, CO, NJ Marquette University WI, IL, MN, TX, MI University of Maryland DE, DC, FL, GA, NC, VA, MD, CA University of Memphis TN, AL, AR, MS, FL, OH, NC, GA, SC, CO, NJ Mercer University GA, FL, NC, TN, VA, SC University of Miami FL, NY, NJ, TX, VA, CA, PA, GA, MD University of Michigan MI, NY, CA, IL Michigan State University MI, CA, IL, OH, TX, FL University of Minnesota MN, WI, IL, CA, ND University of Mississippi MS, AL, GA, TN, TX Mississippi College School of Law MS, LA, AL, FL, TN, GA, SC, TX, AR, VA University of Missouri—Columbia MO, IL, KS, CA, TN, GA University of Missouri—Kansas City MO, KS, TX, IL, IA University of Montana MT, WA, CO, CA, UT University of Nebraska—Lincoln NE, SD, CO, IA,UT University of Nevada, Las Vegas—Wm. S. Boyd School NV, UT, CA, AZ, TX New England Law | Boston MA, NY, NJ, CT, FL, TX, PA, CA University of New Hampshire School of Law NH, NY, MA, CA, FL

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New York Law School NY, NJ, FL, PA, CA New York University NY, NJ, CA, MA, CT, PA, IL University of North Carolina NC, NY, GA, FL, CA University of North Dakota ND, MN, WI, MI, CA Northeastern University School of Law MA, NY, CA, CT, TX, VA, DC, FL Northern Illinois University IL, WI, NY, CA, VA Northern Kentucky University KY, OH, IN, NV Northwestern University IL, CA, NY, TX, NJ, VA, FL, MI University of Notre Dame Law School IL, CA, NY, OH, TX, MI Ohio Northern University OH, PA, IN, NY, GA, TN, CA Ohio State University OH, MI, PA, NY, CA, FL University of Oklahoma CA, CO, DC, KS, NV, OK, TX Oklahoma City University OK, TX, MO, FL, CA, CO University of Oregon OR, CA, WA, CO, ID, AZ, UT Pace University NY, CT, NJ, CA, PA, VA, MD Penn State Dickinson School of Law PA, NY, VA, NJ, MD University of Pennsylvania NY, PA, CA, NJ, TX, MD, IL, OH, FL, MA Pepperdine University CA, NY, TX, AZ, FL University of Pittsburgh PA, NY, VA, NJ, MD, FL, CT Quinnipiac University CT, RI, NY, NJ, MA, PA Regent University School of Law VA, TX, NC, FL, CA, NY, GA, MD, OH, PA, SC, OK, DC, TN, IN, MD University of Richmond VA, PA, NC, MD, NJ, NY Roger Williams University School of Law RI, MA, CT, NY, NJ, PA Rutgers The State University—Camden NJ, PA, NY, CA, CT Rutgers University—Newark NJ, NY, CA, PA, FL St. John’s University NY, NJ, CT, PA, FL Saint Louis University MO, IL, FL, IN, TX University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) MN, WI, IA, TX, ND, MN St. Thomas University FL, NY, NJ, GA, PA Samford University—Cumberland AL, FL, GA, KY, LA, NC, PA, SC, TN, TX, UT, VA University of San Diego CA, AZ, WA, NY, TX, CO, UT, IL University of San Francisco CA, NY, NV, VA, OR Santa Clara University CA, WA, NY, TX, OR Seattle University School of Law WA, CA, TX, UT, OR Seton Hall University School of Law NJ, NY University of South Carolina SC, NC, GA, VA University of South Dakota SD, IA, MN, NE, ID, UT South Texas College of Law TX, FL, LA, CA, NY, AZ, IL University of Southern California CA, NY, FL, NV, WA Southern Illinois University IL, MO, IN, KY, WI, FL, GA, TN Southern Methodist University TX, OK, CA, LA, TN Southwestern Law School CA, NV, NY, TX, FL SUNY Buffalo Law School NY, FL, MI, VA, NJ, PA, WI Stetson University College of Law FL, GA, SE STATES

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Suffolk University Law School MA, NY, CT, NH, RI, CA, FL, PA, NJ, VA Syracuse University NY, CA, NJ, PA, FL Temple University Beasley School of Law PA, NJ, NY, CA, MD University of Tennessee TN, NC, FL, VA, GA University of Texas TX, LA, FL, CA, IL, NY, MI Texas Wesleyan School of Law TX, OK, AR, CA, CO, AZ Thomas M. Cooley Law School MI, NY, NJ, FL, CA, PA, IL University of Toledo OH, NY, MI, PA, IN Touro Law Center—Jacob D. Fuchsberg NY, NJ, CT, MD, VA Tulane University LA, CA, NY, FL, TX University of Tulsa IL, OK, MO, TX, KS, CA, FL, NC University of Utah UT, CA, ID, TX, CO, WA Valparaiso University IN, IL, MI, WI, CA, MO Vanderbilt Law School TN, NY, CA, GA Vermont Law School NY, NJ, VT, MA, VA, CA, PA, CO, WA Villanova University PA, NJ, NY, CA, MA, VA, DE, MD, FL, TX University of Virginia VA, NY, CA, GA, TX Wake Forest University NC, VA, FL, NY, NJ, TN, GA Washburn University School of Law KS, MO, CO, FL, UT, TX University of Washington WA, CA, OR, AZ, DC Washington University MO, CA, TX, KS, CO, UT, IL Washington and Lee University VA, NY, PA, MD, FL Western New England MA, CT, NY, NJ, VA *Western State University College of Law CA, AZ, CO, NV, TX, NY, WA Widener University School of Law PA, NJ, DE, MD, NY, VA Willamette University OR, CA, WA, UT, AK, NV, ID, CO, AZ, HI William & Mary VA, NY, PA, FL, MD, TX, NJ, CA William Mitchell College of Law MN, WI, IL, IA, SD University of Wisconsin WI, IL, MN, CA, MI, TX University of Wyoming WY, CO, UT, CA, NM Yale Law School NY, CA, MA, DC, IL, PA

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G. TOP STATES WHERE ALUMNI ARE PRACTICING

Only those schools responding to the Wilson/Stern Survey are included.

University of Akron OH, FL, NY, PA, DC University of Alabama AL, GA, FL, TN, VA Albany Law School NY, MA, NJ, CT, FL American University DC, DE, FL, GA, MD, NC, NJ, NY, PA, SC, VA, WV University of Arizona AZ, CO, NV, NM, DC, MT, WY Arizona State University College of Law AZ, CO, UT, NV, NM, MT, WY, CA, DC, NY University of Arkansas—Fayetteville AR, TX, MO, OK, FL University of Arkansas—Little Rock AR, TX, FL, TN, LA Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School GA, FL, TN, DC University of Baltimore MD, DC, NY, PA, FL Boston College Law School CA, CT, MA, NY, DC, RI Boston University School of Law MA, NY, CA, NJ, DC, IL, FL Brigham Young University UT, CA, NV, AZ, TX Brooklyn Law School NY, NJ, FL, CA, CT, DC University of California—Berkeley CA, NY, DC, MA, IL University of California—Davis CA, WA, DC, HI, NV, AK, OR, NY University of California—Hastings CA, HI, WA, NY, OR University of California—Los Angeles CA, NY, DC, WA, HI, NV California Western University CA, NV, NY, AZ, NJ, FL, HI Campbell Law School NC, SC, VA, FL, GA Capital University OH, PA, FL, NY, NJ Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) NY, NJ, DC, CA, CT, FL, MA Case Western Reserve University OH, NY, DC, CA, FL, IL, PA Catholic University of America DC, VA, NY, CA, MD Chapman University CA, AZ, CO, NV, UT, WA, DC, NY, IL, FL Charleston School of Law SC, NC, VA, TN, GA, DC, FL University of Chicago IL, NY, DC, CA, MA, TX Chicago-Kent College of Law IA, IL, IN, KS, MI, OH, WI, MN, MO, NE, CA, MI University of Cincinnati OH, KY, FL, CA, VA, IN, NY City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law NY, NJ, PA Cleveland—Marshall OH, NY, FL, IL, CA University of Colorado CO, CA, DC, NV, TX Columbia University NY, DC, CA, TX University of Connecticut CT, DC/VA, NY, CA, MA Thomas M. Cooley Law School MI, FL, IL, NJ, NY Cornell University NY, CA, DC, MA, PA Creighton University NE, IA, MO, CO, CA University of Dayton OH, NY, FL, PA, IN, IL, KY University of Denver CO, CA, TX, AZ, IL DePaul University College of Law IL, CA, NY, MI, WI University of Detroit Mercy MI, CA, FL, AZ, NY

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University of the District of Columbia School of Law DC, MD, VA, FL, NC Drake University IA, IL, MN, MO, WI Duke University NY, DC, CA, GA, NC, TX Duquesne University PA, NJ, NY, OH, WV Emory University GA, NY, FL, CA, VA University of Florida FL (1/4 of BAR), GA, DC, NY, CA, WA Florida Coastal School of Law FL, GA, NC, SC, VA, TX, NY, TN, MD, CA Florida State University FL, GA, CA Fordham University NY, NJ, CA, FL, DC George Mason University VA, DC, MD, CA, NY, NC, PA, NJ Georgetown University Law Center NY, DC, MD, VA, MA George Washington University DC, VA, MD, CA, NY Georgia State University GA, FL, DC, SC, CA University of Georgia GA, FL, DC, TX, TN Gonzaga University WA, CA, OR, UT, ID, NV Hamline University School of Law MN, WI, CA, IL, IA University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson HI, CA, WA School of Law Hofstra Law School NY, NJ, CA, DC, FL University of Houston Law Center TX, NY, CA, IL, VA University of Idaho ID, WA, UT University of Illinois IL, CA, FL, TX, DC Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington IN, IL, MI, CA, FL Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis IN, IL, FL, MI, CA, TX, DC The John Marshall Law School IL, CA, NY, FL, PA, NJ University of Kansas KS, MO, DC, CO, TX University of Kentucky KY, FL, OH, DC, TN, GA, NY Lewis & Clark Law School OR, WA, CA, DC area, CO, AK Loyola Law School—Los Angeles CA, NY, DC, NV, AZ Loyola University—Chicago IL, CA, NY, IN, MI University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law KY, IN, VA, DC, FL University of Maine ME, NH, VT, MA, NY Marquette University WI, IL, CA, FL, DC University of Maryland MD, DC, NY, NJ, VA, CA, PA University of Memphis TN, GA, MS, DC, VA, AR, TX, LA Mercer University GA, FL, NC, SC, VA University of Miami FL, NY, CA, NJ, PA, DC, MD, VA, GA, IL University of Michigan NY, IL, CA, DC, MI Michigan State University MI, FL, CA, NY, IL University of Minnesota MN, IL, CA, NY, DC Mississippi College School of Law MS, LA, TX, FL, AL, TN, GA, AR, VA University of Mississippi MS, AL, TN, GA, TX University of Missouri—Columbia MO, IL, TX, KS, CA, FL, DC University of Missouri—Kansas City MO, KS, TX, FL, MD University of Montana MT, WA, CA, DC, AK

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University of Nebraska—Lincoln NE, MO, CA, AZ, IA University of Nevada, Las Vegas—Wm. S. Boyd School NV, CA, UT, AZ New England Law | Boston MA, NY, RI, NJ, FL, CT, NH, CA, VA, PA, ME, MD University of New Hampshire School of Law NH, MA, NY, CA, DC New York Law School NY, NJ, MA, CT, MD New York University NY, CA, DC, MA, PA, NJ University of North Carolina NC, NY, FL, GA, DC Northeastern University School of Law MA, NY, CA, DC Northern Illinois University IL, WI, FL, IN, NY Northern Kentucky University KY, OH, IN, FL, VA Northwestern University IL, CA, NY, DC, FL University of Notre Dame Law School IL, IN, DC, CA, NY Nova Southeastern University DE, DC, FL, GA, MD, NC, SC, VA, WV Ohio Northern University OH, PA, NY, FL, NJ Ohio State University OH, CA, FL, NY, IL, TX, SC University of Oklahoma CA, CO, DC, KS, NV, OK, TX Oklahoma City University OK, TX, FL, MO, KS, CA University of Oregon WA, CA, DC, AK, AZ, CO, NY Pace University NY, NJ, CT, FL, DC, PA, CA Penn State Dickinson School of Law PA, NJ, NY, DE, VA University of Pennsylvania NY, PA, NJ, CA, DC and South Atlantic Pepperdine University NY, CA, AZ, CO, TX University of Pittsburgh PA, NY, DC, OH, CA Quinnipiac University CT, RI, NY, NJ, MA, PA Regent University School of Law VA, TX, PA, IN, NC, FL, GA, SC University of Richmond VA, PA, NJ, MD, DC Roger Williams University School of Law RI, MA, NY, NJ, CT, FL, PA Rutgers the State University—Camden NJ, PA, NY, DC, FL Rutgers University—Newark NJ, NY, PA, FL, DC, GA, CT Saint Louis University MO, IL, DC, CA, TX, FL, VA St. Mary’s University TX, AZ, CO, CA, DC University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) MN, WI, CA, IL, AZ, WA, DC, NY St. Thomas University FL, GA, DC, NC, SC Samford University— Cumberland AL, FL, TN, GA, TX, NC, VA University of San Diego CA, DC, VA, UT University of San Francisco CA, NV, NY, WA, DC Santa Clara University CA, HI, WA, DC, NV Seattle University WA, CA, OR, AK, CO Seton Hall University School of Law NJ, NY University of South Carolina SC, NC, GA, VA, FL University of South Dakota SD, IA, MN, CO, CA University of Southern California CA, NY, DC, AZ South Texas College of Law TX, FL, VA, LA, AZ, IN, MI, VT Southern Illinois University IL, MO, CA, FL, KY, IN Southern Methodist University TX, CA, OK, IL, NY, VA

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Southwestern Law School CA, NY, NV, WA, FL SUNY Buffalo Law School NY, DC, FL, MA, NJ, Canada Stetson University FL, VA, NJ, NY, GA Suffolk University Law School MA, NY, NH, NJ, RI, VA Syracuse University NY, NJ, PA, DC, MA Temple University Beasley School of Law PA, NJ, NY, FL, CA University of Tennessee TN, GA, NC, VA, SC University of Texas TX, CA, NY, DC Texas Wesleyan School of Law TX, OK, CO, DC, LA, MD, TN, VA, CT Thomas M. Cooley MI, FL, NY, IL, PA, NJ, TX University of Toledo OH, MI, NY, PA, FL Touro Law Center—Jacob D. Fuchsberg NY, NJ, CT, DC, PA Tulane University LA, TX, NY, FL, CA, DC University of Tulsa OK, TX, MO, FL, CA, CO, IL University of Utah UT, CA, ID, AZ, TX, WA, NV, CO Valparaiso University IN, IL, MI, WI, OH, MN, NY, VA, FL, TX, AZ, CA Vanderbilt Law School TN, NY, GA, CA, DC, TX, IL Vermont Law School VT, NY, MA, NJ, CT, PA, DC, CA Villanova University PA, NJ, NY, DE, VA, MD University of Virginia DC, NY, VA, CA, GA Wake Forest University NC, VA, FL, GA Washburn University School of Law KS, MO, CO, TX, CA, FL, IL University of Washington WA, CA, NY, OR, DC/TX Washington University MO, IL, DC, CA, NY Washington and Lee University VA, NY, FL, DC, NJ, MD, TX Western New England College MA, CT, NY, NJ, PA, FL *Western State University College of Law CA, AZ, CO, NV, TX, NY, WA Widener University School of Law PA, NJ, DE, MD, NY Willamette University OR, WA, CA, AK, NV, ID, HI, UT William & Mary VA, DC, PA, NY, CA, FL, NC, NJ William Mitchell College of Law MN, WI, CA, AZ, IL University of Wisconsin WI, IL, CA, MN, NY University of Wyoming WY, CO, CA, DC, TX Yale Law School NY, CA, DC/MD/VA, CT, MA

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H. WHAT SCHOOLS DO WITH MULTIPLE LSAT SCORES

Only those schools responding to the Wilson/Stern Survey are included.

University of Akron If an applicant has multiple LSAT scores, we will consider the highest score. �

University of Alabama Highest score considered. �

Albany Law School Highest score considered. �

American University Admission Committee reviews all scores, but typically considers higher score for admission purposes. �

*Appalachian School of Law Highest of last 3 years score for admissions purposes. �

University of Arizona Most scores are averaged unless they are 10 points or more apart. If they are, we use the higher score. �

Arizona State University The highest score is used in all reporting and given more College of Law significant consideration. Admissions committee sees and reviews all scores. �

University of Arkansas—Fayetteville We take the highest of the final three scores. �

Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School The Admissions Committee will see all reported scores and give substantial weight to the highest score. �

Baylor University Highest score considered. �

Boston College Law School Adheres tot he ABA policy of reporting the higher LSAT score, but considers all scores in the file review process. The admissions committee will consider addenda explaining differences in scores. �

Boston University School of Law Highest score considered. �

University of Baltimore If more than 7 points apart and GPA is 3.0 plus, take highest. �

Brooklyn Law School The Committee on Admissions sees all reported scores and give substantial weight to the highest score. �

University of California—Berkeley Take highest score. �

University of California—Davis In keeping with past practice, consideration will be given to all LSAT scores. Applicants are asked to provide additional information when there is a score difference of 5 points or higher. The highest score will be the score of record. �

University of California— Highest score used. Hastings College of the Law

University of California—Irvine The admission committee will see all reported but will count the highest as the official score. �

University of California—Los Angeles Highest score with discretion of considering all. �

California Western University Most recent if highest, otherwise averaged. �

Campbell University We generally use the highest score; however, we do consider each individual score and any explanation offered for the lower score. �

Capital University Will consider highest score; generally, for three or more scores, the average is used. Explanations for differences welcome. �

Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Review all scores, may give highest consideration to high LSAT. � 399 A d d i t i o n A l U s e f U l i n f o r m A t i o n

Case Western Reserve University Consider highest score, but all scores reviewed.

Catholic University of America Consider highest score, but all scores are reviewed.

Chapman University School of Law The ABA has changed the rule regarding the reporting of the highest of multiple LSAT scores, however, this does not change the review process. If the candidate has taken the LSAT multiple times, the Committee will review of the LSAT scores. From an admissions perspective, the average score may be the best indication of an applicant’s success. It is advisable for the applicant to explain why one score is more indicative of his or her likelihood of success. For merit scholarship purpose, we will utilize the high LSAT SCORE.

Charleston School of Law � Highest score considered.

University of Chicago � We review all scores, however for reporting purposes we use high LSAT.

Chicago-Kent College of Law � If the LSAT is taken more than once, the Admissions Committee may consider the average score, the more recent score or the higher score, depending on individual circumstances. Preference is typically given to the highest score earned.

University of Cincinnati � Use highest score.

City University of New York (CUNY) � Consider all scores, with some weight being given to highest. School of Law

University of Colorado Consider and review all scores, but high LSAT score is used when reporting.

Columbia University The Committee considers the entire LSAT testing history when evaluating applications for admission. �

University of Connecticut All scores are considered however, the high LSAT score is used when reporting. �

Cornell University Consider highest score, but all scores reviewed. Explanations for differences are suggested. �

Creighton University Unless there is reason to discount one. �

University of Dayton Generally accept highest, although all scores are considered. �

University of Denver Generally accept highest, although all scores are considered. �

DePaul University College of Law We will consider the high score. �

University of Detroit Mercy We review all scores. �

University of the District of Consider highest score, but all scores are reviewed. � Columbia School of Law

Drake University Consider highest score, but all scores reviewed.

Duke University Will consider higher score or average, depending on circumstances and the overall context of the application. An addendum is suggested when there is a significant difference between test scores. �

Duquesne University First two scores not averaged. �

Earle Mack School of Law, The highest score is used. � Drexel University

Emory University The law school admission committee will consider all reportable LSAT scores. The admission committee will use the LSAT score that in their estimation best represents an applicant’s academic ability.

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University of Florida Review all scores. Candidates should discuss score differences. �

Florida Coastal School of Law Florida Coastal School of Law uses the highest score. �

Florida State University Average. Consider all scores within 5 years. �

Fordham University Consider all scores, but report the high as per ABA instructions. �

George Mason University We utilize the high LSAT. �

George Washington University We use the high LSAT.

Georgetown University Law Center For reporting purposes, Georgetown Law adheres to the ABA policy of reporting the higher LSAT score. For evaluation purposes, the Georgetown Admissions Committee typically averages LSAT scores. Georgetown may consider the higher LSAT score if you have only taken the LSAT twice. Please address any mitigating circumstances you feel the Admissions Committee should consider.

University of Georgia Admission Committee reviews all scores, but typically considers higher score for admission purposes. �

Georgia State University Admissions Committee reviews all scores, but typically considers higher score for admission purposes. �

Golden Gate University We utilize high LSAT. �

Gonzaga University We utilize the high LSAT. �

Hamline University School of Law All scores considered significant weight to highest. �

Harvard Law School All scores and the average will be considered. �

University of Hawaii | We take the higher score. William S. Richardson School of Law

Maurice A. Deane School of Law The Admissions Committee will review all reported scores and give substantial � —Hofstra University weight to the highest score. �

University of Houston Law Center Primary consideration given to the highest score. �

University of Idaho More weight placed on higher score. �

University of Illinois Take the highest score. �

Indiana University School Scores are generally averaged. Consideration is given to large of Law—Bloomington differential in scores. �

Indiana University School Take the highest score. � of Law—Indianapolis

University of Iowa We use the higher score. �

The John Marshall Law School We tend to use the highest score. �

University of Kansas Consider all scores, but give the most weight to the highest score. �

University of Kentucky Multiple scores are averaged in almost all cases. �

Lewis & Clark Law School Use the highest score, but all scores are seen.

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University of Louisville—Brandeis Emphasize the most recent score in our evaluation process. School of Law Appreciate explanations for multiple takings. �

Loyola Law School—Los Angeles The average score is used unless the applicant has submitted an explanation for the lower score. �

Loyola University—Chicago Higher of 2 scores, if highest is most recent. �

University of Maine School of Law Averages scores, significant increase noted. �

University of Maryland Use the higher score. �

Marquette University In the case of an applicant with more than one LSAT score, the Admissions Committee will receive a test score report for the applicant that discloses all LSAT scores and the average of those scores. The Admissions Committee may give the highest score priority on a case-by-case basis, especially if the applicant can provide compelling, convincing evidence in a brief written addendum explaining why a lower LSAT score should be considered aberrant.

Mercer University All scores reviewed, highest LSAT reported to ABA. �

University of Memphis Use highest for multiple takings. �

University of Miami Highest LSAT given the greater weight. �

University of Michigan Report highest score, but consideration given to each score and to average. �

Michigan State University Only the highest is considered. �

Mississippi College School of Law Use highest score but review the range of scores. �

University of Mississippi Admissions decisions are based upon the highest LSAT score.

University of Missouri—Columbia If two LSAT scores, the highest score is considered. If more than two LSAT scores, the scores are averaged. �

University of Missouri—Kansas City Use the higher score, although all scores are considered before making an admission decision.

University of Montana Scores are averaged for the prediction index but all scores are taken into consideration.

University of Nebraska Average multiple LSAT scores. Admission Committee reviews all scores. �

University of Nevada—Las Vegas Highest LSAT given the greater weight. �

New England Law | Boston Use the highest score, although all scores are taken into consideration. �

University of New Hampshire Review all; report highest score. � School of Law

New York Law School The entire application is reviewed, including all LSAT scores. In the unusual circumstance of a significant difference between scores, additional weight is given to the higher score when the candidate is able to provide us with reasons for that difference.

New York University The Committee on Admissions evaluates LSAT scores based on the average score in most cases. The Committee may take special circumstances into account. If a candidate can point out specific reasons why the Committee should consider an LSAT score aberrant, they should detail those reasons in an addendum to the personal statement.

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University of North Carolina We use the higher of two scores. With more than two scores, we decide on a case by case basis between average or highest. �

North Carolina Central University Average multiple LSAT scores. �

Northern Kentucky University Will strongly consider the highest. Explanation of multiple scores encouraged. �

Northeastern University School of Law We use the highest LSAT score. �

Northern Illinois University Average multiple scores (but the admissions committee sees the separate scores)

Northwestern University Takes the highest. �

University of Notre Dame Law School Review all scores; consider the highest. �

Nova Southeastern University We take the highest LSAT score.

Ohio Northern University Take highest LSAT score. �

Ohio State We average.

Oklahoma City University We use highest LSAT only. �

University of Oklahoma Highest LSAT score �

University of Oregon Consider all scores, but we report the highest score to the ABA. �

Pace University Take the highest LSAT score. �

University of the Pacific, Use the highest score posted within a five year period. � McGeorge School of Law

Penn State Dickinson School of Law Average scores. We do, however, look at all scores and will consider special circumstances offered in explanation for a low score.

University of Pennsylvania If you take the LSAT more than once, all scores and their average will be considered. If there are circumstances that you believe affected your performance on a prior test, we encourage you to provide an additional statement with your application explaining those circumstances. The Admissions Committee will consider such information and may, at its discretion, evaluate your application based on the higher or highest LSAT score.

University of Pittsburgh We use the highest LSAT score.

University of Puerto Rico Take the highest score as a general rule. However, spread of scores is considered.

Quinnipiac University We take the highest LSAT score.

Regent University School of Law Review all test scores, the highest score is heavily weighted.

University of Richmond We take the highest LSAT score, but all scores are reviewed and explanations for significant differences in scores are encouraged.

Roger Williams University We take the highest score. School of Law

Rutgers University—Newark Average multiple scores unless 10 point difference then take higher, or if written explanation, take higher.

Samford University—Cumberland Take highest score.

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St. John’s University Take highest score. �

Saint Louis University Take highest score. �

St. Mary’s University The scores are averaged. �

University of St. Thomas of Law (MN) We see all scores but consider the high score for decisions. �

St. Thomas School of Law The scores are averaged. �

University of San Diego The highest score is used but scores are reviewed. �

University of San Francisco Take the highest for admission. Use the average for awarding scholarships.

Santa Clara University Take the highest score. �

Seattle University School of Law Take highest score, but spread of scores is considered. �

Seton Hall University School of Law All scores reviewed, highest score given greatest weight. �

University of South Carolina Averages multiple LSAT scores. A score is valid for 4 years. �

University of South Dakota All scores are reviewed, highest score given priority. �

South Texas College of Law We take into consideration the highest LSAT score. �

University of Southern California Review all test scores, though the highest score is most heavily weighted. �

Southern Illinois University Highest score only.

Southern Methodist University We take the highest reported LSAT score. �

Southwestern Law School Southwestern takes the highest score; however, spread of multiple scores considered. �

Stanford Law School All valid LSAT scores are reviewed.

SUNY Buffalo Law School While the Admissions Committee will see all reported scores, we place considerably more weight on the highest LSAT score. �

Stetson University College of Law Stetson takes the highest score. Extenuating circumstances are taken into consideration. �

Suffolk University Law School Take the highest score for admissions. �

Syracuse University Syracuse Law will still review all LSAT scores in the overall evaluation process. The student’s HIGHEST LSAT attempt is the score that will be calculated with the cumulative GPA to determine the index number and is the score generally used to make a decision.

Temple University Beasley Temple University Beasley School of Law will consider the School of Law high LSAT score, although all LSAT scores are reviewed and applicants should provide a written explanation if there is a significant difference between one or more LSAT scores.

University of Tennessee The scores are averaged.

University of Texas We review all scores but will take the highest score.

Texas Tech University 1–5 point span, we use highest; over 5 points, we use the newest score.

Texas Wesleyan School of Law The scores are averaged.

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Thomas M. Cooley Consider only the highest score in our admission formula. Score must be within 5 years of application date.

University of Toledo Highest score only. �

Touro Law Center—Jacob D. Fuchsberg Touro Law takes the higher/highest score (provide contextual information/ � addendum if there is a dramatic difference in scores). �

Tulane University Tulane looks at all scores, but relies on the applicant to explain why a higher score should be given more weight. �

University of Tulsa We average, unless compelling reasons given for not averaging or if score increases 20% points. �

University of Utah We will presumptively use the highest score. The reviewer, however, may use the average score if information in the file indicate that the score is the most appropriate measure of the candidates skills.

Valparaiso University Highest score. �

Vanderbilt Law School Readers consider all scores and their average. �

Vermont Law School Take highest score. �

Villanova University The Admissions Committee will consider the high LSAT score, although all LSAT scores are reviewed and applicants should provide a written explanation if there is a significant difference between one or more LSAT scores. �

University of Virginia Highest score. �

Wake Forest University We average if test taken more than twice. �

Washburn University School of Law Highest score. �

University of Washington Take the average of multiple LSAT scores. �

Washington and Lee University Will consider explanation for widely disparate scores

Washington University For admittance and scholarship purposes, students are evaluated based on their highest LSAT score. However, all scores are reviewed so vast discrepancies should be explained.

Western New England College We take the high score. �

Western State University We will review all scores but give consideration to the highest score. �

Widener University School of Law We review all scores, however, for reporting purposes we use high LSAT. �

Willamette University Take highest score as a general rule; however, spread of scores is considered. �

William & Mary Consideration is given to individual scores and related circumstances. Reports are prepared using direction provided. (Example: Since the ABA uses the highest LSAT, accordingly so does William & Mary Law School.)

William Mitchell College of Law Review all scores but give consideration to the highest. �

University of Wisconsin We take the highest LSAT score. If there is a significant discrepancy and a written explanation is provided, we will take all factors into consideration. �

University of Wyoming University of Wyoming takes the highest of multiple LSAT scores. �

Yale Law School Review all score information available. We do not average or take the high score �

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I. HOW SCHOOLS TREAT OLD LSAT SCORES

Only those schools responding to the Wilson/Stern Survey are included.

Will You Consider Any Scores Will You Consider Scores Earned During Older Than LSAC’s Automatic The Entire Five Year Period Or Do You Limit Score Policy? Consideration To A Shorter Time Period?

Albany Law School No Five years University of Alabama No Not more than four years American University No Yes—five year period Appalachian School of Law No Yes—full five years Arizona State University No Five year time period Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Yes, by special request Five years Baylor University No Yes—full five years Boston University School of Law No Yes—full five years Brooklyn Law School Yes, by special request Yes—full five years University of California—Berkeley No Yes—full five years University of California—Davis No Yes—full five years University of California—Hastings No Yes—full five years University of California—Irvine No Yes—full five years University of California Los Angeles No Yes—full five years Campbell University No Yes—full five years Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Yes, on a case by case basis. Yes—full five years Case Western Reserve University No Yes—full five years Chapman University No Yes—full five year period University of California—Hastings No Yes—full five years Catholic University of America No Yes—full five years University of Chicago No Yes—full five years Chicago Kent College of Law No Yes—full five years University of Cincinnati We will generally consider any score activated by LSAC. City University of New York (CUNY) No Yes—full five years School of Law Cleveland—Marshall No Yes—full five years University of Colorado No Yes—full five years University of Connecticut No Yes—five year period Cornell University No Four year time period Creighton University No Yes—full five years CUNY Queens No Yes—full five years University of Dayton Yes, on a case by case basis. No more than 3 years older than desired start term. University of Denver No � Yes—full five years DePaul University College of Law No � Yes—full five years University of Detroit Mercy No � Yes—full five years Drake University No � Yes—full five years Duke Law School No � Four-year time period Duquesne University No � Three-year time period Earle Mack School of Law, No � Yes Drexel University Emory University No � Three-year time period University of Florida No � Yes—full five years Florida Coastal School of Law No � Yes—full five years Fordham University No � No—three year time period George Mason University No � Yes—full five years University of Georgia Yes � Yes—full five years George Washington Unversity No � Yes—full five years

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Will You Consider Any Scores Will You Consider Scores Earned During Older Than LSAC’s Automatic The Entire Five Year Period Or Do You Limit Score Policy? Consideration To A Shorter Time Period?

Georgetown University Law Center No Yes—full five years � Georgia State University No Three-year time period � Golden Gate University No Three-year time period � Gonzaga University No Five-year time period � University of Hawaii | Yes, on a case by case basis. Yes—full five years � William S. Richardson School of Law Hofstra Law School No � Five-year period � University of Houston Law Center No � Yes—full five years � University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign No � Four-year time period � Indiana University School of Law— No � Yes—five year period � Bloomington Indiana University School of Law— No Three-year time period Indianapolis University of Kansas No � Three-year time period University of Kentucky No � Three-year time period Loyola Law School—Los Angeles No � Yes—five full years Loyola University—Chicago No � Yes—full five years University of Maine School of Law No � No—four years Marquette University No � Three, with exceptions made on a case by case basis University of Maryland No Three, with exceptions made on a case by case basis University of Memphis No � Yes—five full years Mercer University No � Three-year time period University of Miami No � Five-year period University of Michigan No � Yes—full five years Michigan State University No � Three-year time period Mississippi College School of Law No � Three-year time period. University of Mississippi No � Three-year time period. University of Missouri—Columbia No � Yes—full five years University of Missouri—Kansas City No � Yes—full five years University of Nebraska No � Yes—full five years University of Nevada—Las Vegas No � Yes—full five years New England Law | Boston No � Yes—full five years University of New Hampshire No � Yes—full five years School of Law New York Law School No � Yes—full five years � University of North Carolina No � Yes—full five years � North Carolina Central University Three-year time period � Northeastern University School of Law No � Yes—full five years � Northern Kentucky University No � Full five years � Northwestern University Case by case � Yes—full five years � University of Notre Dame Law School Yes � Full five years � Nova Southeastern No � Yes—full five years � Ohio Northern University Case by case � Yes—full five years � Oklahoma City University No � Yes—full five years � University of Oregon No � Yes—full five years � Pace University No � Yes—full five years � Penn State Dickinson School of Law No � Three-year time period � University of Pennsylvania Case by case � Yes—full five years � University of Pittsburgh No � Full five years � Quinnipiac University No � Yes—full five years � Regent University School of Law No � Yes—full five years �

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Will You Consider Any Scores Will You Consider Scores Earned During Older Than LSAC’s Automatic The Entire Five Year Period Or Do You Limit Score Policy? Consideration To A Shorter Time Period?

University of Richmond No � Three-year time period � Roger Williams University School of Law No � Three-year time period � Saint Louis University No � Three-year time period Samford University—Cumberland No � Yes—up to five years � University of St. Thomas No � Prefer no older than three years � School of Law (MN) University of San Diego Case by case Yes—full five years � Santa Clara University No Four-year time period � Seattle University School of Law No Yes, full five years � University of South Dakota Only in special cases Yes—three-year time period � South Texas College of Law No Yes—full five years � University of Southern California No Yes—full five years � Southern Illinois University No Yes—full five years � Southern Methodist University No Yes—full five years � Southwestern Law School No Three-year time period � Stanford Law School No Yes—full five years � SUNY Buffalo Law School No Yes—full five years � Stetson University College of Law No Yes—full five years � Suffolk University Law School No Yes—full five years � Syracuse University College of Law No Yes—full five years � Temple University Beasley School of Law No No—three years � University of Tennessee College of Law No Yes—full five years � Texas Wesleyan School of Law No Yes—full five years � Thomas M. Cooley Yes—full five years � University of Toledo No Three-year time period � Touro Law Center No Yes � Tulane University No Yes—full five years � University of Utah Only in special cases Yes—full five years � Valparaiso University No Yes—full five years � Vanderbilt Law School Case by case basis Yes—full five years � Vermont Law School Yes Four years � Villanova University No Yes—full five years � Washburn University School of Law No Yes—full five years � University of Washington No No—Three year time period. � Washington University Yes, by special request Yes—full five years � Western State University No Yes—full five years � Widener University School of Law Case by case basis Yes—full five years � Willamette University No Three-year time period � William & Mary No Yes—full five years � William Mitchell College of Law No Yes—full five years � University of Wyoming No Yes—full five years � Yale Law School No Yes—full five years �

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J. PREFERRED MEANS OF RECEIVING LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION

Each law school was asked to indicate its preferred means of receiving letters of recommendation. The four options listed below were offered. The list indicates preferences of schools responding.

(1) � We accept those letters of recommendation which have been processed through the Law Services Letters of Recommendation Services. (2) � We prefer that students use the Law Services Letter of Recommendation Services but do accept letters directly from the recommender or the undergraduate institutions’ credential service. (3) � We prefer letters which come directly from the recommender or the undergraduate institution’s credential service but do accept letters from the Law Service Letter of Recommendation Service. (4) � We have no preference.

Entries for each school as appropriate

Name of School � (1) (2) (3) (4)

University of Akron School of Law 2 � University of Alabama 2 � Albany Law School 4 � American University 1 � Appalachian School of Law 2 � University of Arkansas—Little Rock 2 � Arizona State University College of Law 2 � Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School 2 � Baylor University 2 � Boston College Law School 2 � Boston University School of Law 2 � Brooklyn Law School 2 � University of California—Berkeley School of Law 2 � University of California—Davis 2 � University of California—Hastings 2 � University of California—Irvine 2 � University of California—Los Angeles 2 � California Western University 4 � Campbell University 2 � Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) 2 � Case Western Reserve University 2 � Catholic University of America 2 � Chapman University School of Law 1 � Charleston School of Law 2 � University of Chicago 2 � Chicago—Kent College of Law 2 � University of Cincinnati 2 � University of Colorado 2 � Cornell University � 4 � Creighton University 2 � University of Dayton 1 � University of Denver 1 � DePaul University College of Law 2 � Detroit Mercy 2 � Drake University 2 � Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University 2 � Emory University � 4

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Entries for each school as appropriate (continued)

Name of School (1) (2) (3) (4)

Duke University 2 University of Florida 1 2 Florida Coastal School of Law 1 George Mason University School of Law 2 Georgetown University Law Center 2 University of Georgia 4 Georgia State University 2 Golden Gate University 2 Gonzaga University 2 Hamline University School of Law 1 University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson School of Law 1 Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University 2 University of Houston Law Center 1 Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington 4 University of Iowa 4 University of Kansas 2 University of Kentucky College of Law 4 Louisiana State University—Paul M. Hebert Law Center 4 Lewis & Clark Law School 4 Loyola University—Chicago 2 Loyola Law School—Los Angeles 2 University of Maine School of Law 4 Marquette University Law School 2 University of Maryland 1 2 University of Memphis 2 Mercer University 2 University of Miami 1 2 3 4 University of Michigan 4 Michigan State University 2 Mississippi College School of Law 2 University of Mississippi 2 University of Missouri—Columbia 2 University of Missouri—Kansas City 2 University of Nebraska College of Law 2 University of Nevada, Las Vegas 4 New England Law | Boston 2 University of New Hampshire School of Law 2 University of New Mexico School of Law 4 New York Law School 2 New York University School of Law 4 Northeastern University School of Law 1 University of Notre Dame Law School 1 Nova Southeastern University—Shepard Broad Law Center 2 Ohio Northern University 4 University of Oklahoma 1 University of Oregon 2 Pace University 2 Penn State Dickinson School of Law 2 University of Pennsylvania 2 University of Pittsburgh 2 Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico, Faculty of Law 3 Quinnipiac University School of Law 2

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Entries for each school as appropriate (continued)

Name of School (1) (2) (3) (4)

Regent University School of Law 2 University of Richmond 2 Roger Williams University School of Law 2 Rutgers—Newark 2 Saint Louis University 2 University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) 2 Samford University—Cumberland 2 University of San Diego 2 Santa Clara University School of Law 4 Seattle University School of Law 1 2 University of South Dakota 2 South Texas College of Law 1 University of Southern California Law School 2 Southern Illinois University 1 Southern Methodist University 2 Southwestern Law School 2 Stanford Law School 1 SUNY Buffalo Law School 2 Stetson University College of Law 2 Suffolk University Law School 1 2 Syracuse University 4 Temple University Beasley School of Law 4 University of Tennessee 1 Texas Wesleyan School of Law 1 University of Toledo 1 Touro Law Center 2 Tulane University Law School 2 University of Utah College of Law 2 Valparaiso University 1 2 Vanderbilt Law School 4 Vermont Law School 2 4 Villanova University 1 Wake Forest University School of Law 4 Washburn University School of Law 2 University of Washington 1 Washington University 2 Washington and Lee University School of Law 2 Western New England College School of Law 4 Western State University 2 Widener University School of Law 2 Willamette University 2 William & Mary 4 University of Wyoming 2 Yale Law School 2

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K. SCHOOLS OFFERING ON-CAMPUS HOUSING FOR LAW STUDENTS �

Only those schools responding to the Wilson/Stern Survey are included.

University of Akron University of Maryland University of Arkansas—Fayetteville University of Memphis Baylor University Mercer University Brigham Young University University of Michigan Boston University School of Law Michigan State University Brooklyn Law School (guaranteed to all first-year University of Mississippi students) University of Missouri—Columbia University of California—Berkeley University of Missouri—Kansas City University of California—Hastings University of Montana University of California—Irvine University of Nebraska University of California—Los Angeles University of New Mexico Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) New York Law School University of Chicago New York University Chicago—Kent College of Law University of North Carolina University of Cincinnati University of North Dakota Cleveland—Marshall Northeastern University School of Law Columbia University Northern Illinois University University of Colorado Northern Kentucky University Cornell University Northwestern University Creighton University University of Notre Dame Law School University of Dayton Nova Southeastern University University of Denver Ohio Northern University DePaul University College of Law Ohio State University Drake University University of Oklahoma—only for presentation— Duquesne University not admission Emory University Oklahoma City University University of Florida University of Oregon Florida State University Pace University Fordham University University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law George Washington University Penn State Dickinson School of Law Georgetown University Law Center University of Pennsylvania University of Georgia Regent University School of Law Georgia State University University of Richmond Hamline University School of Law Roger Williams University School of Law Harvard Law School Rutgers University—Camden University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson Rutgers University—Newark School of Law St. Mary’s University Hofstra Law School St. Thomas University University of Houston Law Center University of San Diego University of Idaho University of San Francisco University of Illinois Santa Clara University Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington University of Southern California Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of South Dakota University of Kansas Southern Illinois University School of Law University of Kentucky Southern Methodist University Louisiana State University Stanford Law School University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law SUNY Buffalo Law School Loyola University—Chicago Stetson University College of Law Loyola University—New Orleans Syracuse University University of Maine Temple University Beasley School of Law

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University of Tennessee University of Texas Texas Southern University Texas Tech University University of Tulsa University of Utah Vanderbilt Law School University of Virginia Washburn University School of Law University of Washington Washington and Lee University Western New England College Widener University School of Law (Delaware campus only) Willamette University William & Mary University of Wyoming

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L. SCHOOLS USING A FORMULA IN THE ADMISSIONS PROCESS

Only those schools responding to the Wilson/Stern Survey are included. � These schools indicated that a formula is used for pre-sorting and as an aid in determining the process for considering the file but not for determining the decision. The specific formula used by a law school is provided in cases where that information is available. �

American University University of Richmond University of Arizona Rutgers University—Camden Arizona State University College of Law— Rutgers University—Newark Decisions based on full file review University of San Diego University of Arkansas—Fayetteville University of San Francisco University of Arkansas—Little Rock 60% LSAT/40% UGPA Brigham Young University � 25%–6.9 University of California—Berkeley � 75%–7.2 University of California—Davis � University of South Carolina University of California—Hastings University of South Dakota University of California—Los Angeles Southern Illinois University School of Law California Western University Stetson University College of Law Capital University Syracuse University Catholic University of America University of Tennessee University of Cincinnati Texas Southern University Creighton University Texas Tech University Duquesne University 0.032(LSAT) + 0.346(GPA) + 3.415 Emory University Thomas M. Cooley Law School LSAT 60%/GPA 40% UGPA (as defined by Law Services) 5 15 + LSAT University of Florida = Cooley Index. Please see www.cooley.edu for Florida State University current index LSAT 60%/GPA 40% University of Tulsa University of Georgia University of Utah Golden Gate University Wake Forest University University of Houston Law Center West Virginia University Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis University of Washington University of Kansas Decisions made upon a holistic application review. Louisiana State University Whittier College University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law William Mitchell College of Law Loyola University—New Orleans University of Wyoming University of Maryland University of Memphis Mercer University University of Minnesota University of Mississippi University of Missouri—Columbia University of Missouri—Kansas City University of Montana University of Nebraska Northwestern University Nova Southeastern University Ohio State University University of Oklahoma Pace University University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law University of Puerto Rico

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M. LAW SCHOOL ATTRITION RATES �

School Attrition Rate Thereafter After First Year

University of Akron 19.6% 4.4% University of Alabama 3–10% minimal Albany Law School 10.3% minimal American University 3–4% minimal University of Arizona < 1% minimal Arizona State University College of Law negligible based on grades minimal Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School 1% minimal University of Baltimore 8% Baylor University 4% 2% Boston College Law School < 1% overall minimal Boston University School of Law 5% overall 3% Brigham Young University 1% Brooklyn Law School 1% academic, 6.1% other under 1% University of California—Hastings 1% minimal California Western University 12–15% 2% under Capital University 2.5% minimal Campbell Law School 8% 2% Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) 8% minimal Case Western Reserve University 13% minimal Catholic University of America < 1% overall 1% Chapman University 3% less than 1% Charleston School of Law 13–14% < 2% Chicago—Kent College of Law minimal minimal University of Cincinnati 3–5% 1% City University New York (CUNY) School of Law 9% minimal Cleveland—Marshall 8% 3% University of Colorado 1% minimal Columbia University 0–1% University of Connecticut negligible Cornell University minimal Creighton University 8–10% overall minimal University of Dayton 5% overall University of Denver minimal minimal DePaul University College of Law 5% Drake University 4–6% minimal Duquesne University 3–4% overall Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University 8% minimal Emory University 2% 5%

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School Attrition Rate Thereafter After First Year

Florida Coastal School of Law 7.14% 1.26% Florida State 3–4% University of Florida 2.1% 1.7% Fordham University 1% minimal George Mason University less than 1% academic less than 1% academic George Washington University 2% 1% Georgetown University Law Center minimal minimal Georgia State University 3.8% under 2% University of Georgia 3–5% under 2% Golden Gate University 7–10%, academic less than 1% Gonzaga University 13% less than 1% Hamline University School of Law 5–8% 1–3% Harvard Law School negligible University of Hawaii less than 2% less than 1% Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University 3.6% academic, 8.5% other University of Houston Law Center 2% University of Idaho 7–10% overall University of Illinois negligible Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington less than 1% Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis 3–4% 3–4% University of Iowa 1–3% less than 1% The John Marshall Law School less than 2% University of Kansas 1–3% less than 1% University of Kentucky 3–5% overall Lewis & Clark Law School 1–3% less than 1% Louisiana State University 18–19% overall University of Louisville 5% 3% Loyola Law School—Los Angeles 7% minimal Loyola University—Chicago negligible University of Maine 5% 1% Marquette University less than 2% University of Maryland 5% overall University of Memphis 11.88% 6.5% Mercer University 6% less than 1% University of Miami 8.4% less than 1% University of Michigan less than 1% 1–2% Michigan State University 2–5% less than 1% University of Minnesota 3% overall 1% Mississippi College School of Law 5% 1% University of Mississippi 2% 2% University of Missouri—Columbia 5% or less 1% University of Missouri—Kansas City 10% for all reasons University of Montana minimal

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School Attrition Rate Thereafter After First Year

University of Nebraska 5–7% overall 1% University of New Hampshire School of Law 5% 2% University of New Mexico 2–4% overall New York University 0–1% overall University of North Carolina negligible Northeastern University School of Law 1.5% less than 1% Northern Kentucky University 16% overall Northwestern University 2–3% less than 1% University of Notre Dame Law School negligible Nova Southeastern University 20.5% Ohio Northern University 6% overall 1% Ohio State University overall 1% or less University of Oklahoma 5% 0.5–1% Oklahoma City University 10–15% overall University of Oregon 1–3% negligible Pace University 3–4% University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law 3–7% 0.3% Penn State Dickinson School of Law 5% University of Pennsylvania negligible University of Pittsburgh 1% negligible Quinnipiac University 7% 2% Regent University School of Law 15–20% average less than 1% University of Richmond 1–2% Roger Williams University School of Law 11.9% less than 1% Rutgers University—Camden less than 5% Rutgers University—Newark negligible 4% University of San Diego 9.5% 1% University of San Francisco 5–9% less than 1% Saint Louis University negligible 1% St. Mary’s University less than 5% University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) 2.8% < 2% Samford University—Cumberland 6–7% 1% Santa Clara University less than 10%, Negligible 1% Seattle University School of Law 5% less than 1% Seton Hall University 3–5% 1% University of South Carolina 5% overall University of South Dakota 1.2% less than 1% South Texas College of Law 3–5% overall 2% University of Southern California Negligible Negligible Southern Illinois University 12.7% less than 1% Southern Methodist University 1% less than 2% SUNY Buffalo Law School 1.9% 1–2%

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School Attrition Rate Thereafter After First Year

Stanford Law School 0–1% minimal Stetson University College of Law 1.3% Suffolk University Law School 6.2% (3.1% overall) less than 1% Syracuse University 3–10% minimal Temple University Beasley School of Law 5.8% 3% University of Tennessee 5% 1% University of Texas less than 1% overall Texas Wesleyan School of Law 11.7% including transfers 6% Thomas M. Cooley Law School 19% overall University of Toledo minimal minimal Touro Law Center—Jacob D. Fuchsberg 6% overall Tulane University 11.9% 1% University of Tulsa 2% University of Utah 1–2% minimal Valparaiso University 12.5% minimal Vanderbilt Law School negligible negligible Vermont Law School 8% less than 1% University of Virginia negligible negligible Wake Forest University 3% 2% Washburn University School of Law 6.6% overall less than 1% University of Washington minimal 0% Washington and Lee University 3% less than 1% Washington University 5% overall less than 2% Western New England 6% overall *Western State University College of Law 15% 4.5% Whittier College Law School 12.1% Widener University School of Law 28% Harrisburg Campus 23% Delaware Campus Willamette University 3–5% overall William & Mary 5% including transfer less than 1% William Mitchell College of Law 8% less than 1% William S. Boyd School of Law minimal minimal University of Wisconsin < 2% < 2% University of Wyoming less than 5% less than 5% Yale Law School 0–1% 0–1%

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N. MOOT COURT OPPORTUNITIES

Some National Competitions are listed by specific name, others by category. Only schools responding to the survey were included.

School Listing Key

University of Akron 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 14, 15, 16, 23, 24, 31, 35, 36, 37, 40, 43, 44, 52 University of Alabama 1, 2, 5, 6, 18, 23, 24, 31, 36, 37, 41, 44, 52 Albany Law School 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 19, 23, 36, 41, 43 American University 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 23, 27, 28, 30, 55, 56, 61 Appalachian School of Law 1, 2, 5, 7, 14, 19, 31, 36, 41, 46, 54 University of Arizona 3, 5, 6, 12, 23, 36, 50 Arizona State University 2, 3, 23, 43, 50 University of Arkansas—Fayetteville 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 25, 26, 34, 43, 44, 45, 50, 52 University of Arkansas—Little Rock 1, 5, 10, 14 & 1st Amendment Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 15, 36, 43, 44, 54 University of Baltimore 1, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 17, 36 Baylor University 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 13, 16, 19, 20, 26, 27, 28, 31, 32, 33, 36, 40, 41, 43, 45, 46, 47, 52, 54, 64, 68, 70, 71, 73 Boston College Law School 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 11, 14, 16, 23, 24, 25, 27, 31, 37, 41, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 58, 72 Boston University School of Law 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 14, 16, 23, 24, 27, 31, 41, 43, 46, 47, 52, 54, 55, 59 Brigham Young University 1, 2, 16, 23, 25, 28 Brooklyn Law School 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23, 26, 27, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 38, 41, 43, 44, 45, 53, 56 University of California—Davis 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 14, 16, 20, 23, 24, 27, 31, 37, 43 University of California—Hastings 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 23, 24, 25, 26, 31, 33, 35, 36, 37, 41, 43, 44, 46, 50, 54, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62 University of California—Irvine 23, 31, 42, 46, 68 University of California—Los Angeles 1, 2, 5, 16, 23, 27, 31, 42, 43, 47 California Western University 1, 2, 4, 5, 16, 23, 29, 36, 40 Campbell Law School 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 12, 15, 16, 25, 26, 31, 36, 40, 43, 44, 45, 52 Capital University 2, 5, 6, 10, 11, 18, 24, 43, 44 Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 19, 20, 21, 23, 25, 26, 28, 33, 34, 35, 41, 42, 44, 46, 47, 49, 50, 54, 56 Case Western Reserve 2, 3, 5, 16, 23, 30, 31 Catholic University 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 14, 16, 23, 28, 31, 32, 41, 43, 56, 59, 61, 66 Chapman University 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 15, 16, 23, 27, 31, 36, 41, 42, 43, 45, 46, 47, 50, 54, 55 University of Chicago 2, 27, 43 Charleston School of Law 1, 2, 5, 9, 14, 15, 18, 31, 36, 47, 68, 69 Chicago—Kent Law School 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12, 13, 14, 16, 23, 24, 25, 26, 30, 35, 37, 43, 44 University of Cincinnati 5, 6, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23, 24, 25, 27, 28, 33, 35, 37, 41, 42, 44, 48, 50 Cleveland—Marshall 5, 10, 16, 23, 24, 25, 30, 32 University of Colorado 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 9, 16, 23, 27, 31, 32, 33, 37, 43, 58 University of Connecticut 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 14, 15, 16, 21, 23, 24, 27, 31, 33, 35, 36, 43, 46, 47, 48 Cornell University 2, 5, 6, 18, 23, 27, 30, 43

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Creighton University 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 15, 16, 23, 27, 31, 36, 38, 40, 41, 43, 44, 52 University of Dayton 7, 9, 10, 14, 19, 23, 24, 31, 35 University of Denver 3, 4, 6, 23, 43 DePaul University College of Law 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 14, 16, 23, 24, 43, 44 University of Detroit Mercy 2, 3, 16, 18, 23, 24, 26, 28, 30, 33, 43, 47 University of the District of Columbia 5, 23, 43, 44, 24 Drake University 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 14, 15, 16, 31, 36, 43, 46, 50 Duke University 5, 16, 23, 24, 43 Duquesne University 1, 2, 3, 4, 9, 13, 14, 16, 24, 36, 44, 45, 48, 52 Earle Mack School of Law, 23,43,46,55,59 Drexel University Emory University 4, 5, 7, 12, 14, 16, 23, 24, 25, 28, 31, 37, 44, 53, 54, 55 Florida Coastal School of Law 5, 7, 14, 16, 23, 24, 39, 43, 54, 55, 61 Florida State University 2, 3, 5, 8, 17, 18, 20, 36, 39, 43, 44, 47, 50 University of Florida 5, 7, 8, 10, 14, 16, 23, 24, 27, 43, 44, 53 George Mason University 43 Georgetown University Law Center 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 12, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25, 32, 33, 36, 37, 43 George Washington University 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 14, 15, 16, 23, 24, 27, 31, 35, 36 University of Georgia 1, 2, 5, 7, 12, 15, 16, 23, 24, 31, 36, 40, 43, 44, 45, 52 Georgia State University 1, 5, 18, 23, 24, 31, 36, 37, 41 Golden Gate University 43 Gonzaga University 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 23, 31, 37, 44 Hamline University School of Law 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 14, 21, 23, 24, 27, 31, 33, 52, 55, 61 University of Hawaii 1, 3, 4, 6, 14, 17, 18, 23, 31, 58 Hofstra Law School 2, 5, 12, 18, 44, 45, 46, 56, 65 University of Houston Law Center 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 14, 15, 16, 21, 23, 31, 37, 40, 44, 45, 50, 52, 61 University of Idaho 5, 6, 23, 36 University of Illinois 3, 4, 5, 6, 14, 16, 23, 24, 33 Indiana University School of Law— 1, 2, 5, 15, 16, 23, 27, 31, 32, 36, 43, 44, 45 Bloomington Indiana University School of Law— 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 23, 24, 31 Indianapolis University of Kansas 5, 6, 23, 41, 44, 45 University of Kentucky 1, 5, 12, 15, 16, 17, 23, 24, 27, 31, 32, 36, 43, 44, 45, 48 Lewis & Clark Law School 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 14, 16, 23, 31, 43 Louisiana State University 15, 16, 24 University of Louisville—Brandeis 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 14, 23, 28, 31, 43, 50 School of Law Loyola Law School—Los Angeles 1, 2, 3, 5, 16, 23, 31, 35, 36, 40, 43, 46, 50, 59 Loyola University—Chicago 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 14, 16, 18, 19, 21, 23, 24, 30, 31, 35, 43, 44, 53 University of Maine 5, 6, 7, 12, 31, 47 Marquette University 5, 6, 23, 35, 44 University of Maryland 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 14, 15, 16, 18, 23, 24, 25, 27, 31, 35, 40, 43, 46, 50, 52, 55 University of Memphis 2, 5, 18, 24, 45, 46, ADA Arbitration Competition Mercer University 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 13, 16, 18, 24, 31, 41, 43, 54 University of Miami 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 23, 31, 33, 37, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 45, 57, 58

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University of Michigan 3, 4, 16, 23, 27, 31, 43 � Michigan State University 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23, 24, 28, 30, 31, 32, 34, 35, 36, 41, 43, 44, 45, 47, 48, 50 University of Minnesota 5, 6, 18, 23, 33 Mississippi College School of Law 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 10, 11, 13, 15, 16, 18, 23, 24, 27, 31, 36, 43, 45, 46, 47, 50, 54, 57 University of Mississippi 2, 5, 7, 14, 15, 17, 23, 24, 31, 37, 43, 44 University of Missouri—Columbia 1, 3, 4, 5, 16, 23, 31, 43, 50, 61 University of Missouri—Kansas City 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 19, 23, 24, 31, 36 University of Montana 2, 3, 4, 15, 23, 36 University of Nebraska 1, 2, 3, 5, 23, 16, 31, 43 University of Nevada 2, 3, 4, 5, 14, 16, 27, 43 New England Law | Boston 1, 3, 5, 6, 9, 19, 23, 24, 31, 43, 59 University of New Hampshire School of Law 1, 3, 4, 7, 9, 13, 14, 20, 35, 37, 41, 44, 59, 61 University of New Mexico 5, 6, 23, 24, 31, 43, 44, 45, 50 New York Law School 2, 5, 7, 12, 13, 18, 19, 20, 28, 32, 33, 37, 41, 43, 44, 47 University of North Carolina 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 15, 23, 24, 25, 31, 36, 43 Northeastern University School of Law 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 23, 24, 50, 52, 55, 58, 64, 65, 66 Northern Illinois University 1, 3, 4, 5, 16, 23, 24, 26, 27, 31, 43, 44, 48, 50 Northern Kentucky University 1, 2, 5, 7, 9, 10, 11, 14, 23, 25, 26, 31, 32, 33, 37, 44 Northwestern University 5, 23, 43 University of Notre Dame Law School 1, 2, 5, 23, 31, 36, 42, 43 Nova Southeastern University 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 12, 15, 16, 20, 23, 24, 31, 36, 38, 39, 43, 44, 48 Ohio Northern University 1, 2, 3, 5, 9, 11, 23, 24, 31, 44, 50, 51, 52 Ohio State University 1, 5, 6, 7, 9, 18, 23, 24 University of Oklahoma 1, 2, 3, 5, 15, 23, 24, 31, 36, 43, 44, 53 Oklahoma City University 1, 2, 5, 15, 23, 26, 44 University of Oregon 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 16, 21, 23, 31, 43, 50 Pace University 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 23, 24, 43, 61, 62 University of the Pacific 3, 5, 23, 31 McGeorge School of Law Penn State Dickinson School of Law 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 15, 16, 18, 23, 24, 28, 31, 40 University of Pennsylvania 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 10, 14, 15, 16, 18, 23, 24, 27, 31, 33, 36, 37, 42, 43, 46, 47, 59, 61 University of Pittsburgh 1, 2, 3, 9, 14, 20, 23, 30, 31, 52, 60, 61 Quinnipiac University 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 9, 15, 16, 19, 20, 23, 24, 31, 36, 41, 43, 45, 46, 50, 53 Regent University School of Law 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 16, 20, 24, 25, 27, 31, 43, 44, 46, 47, 54 University of Richmond 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 11, 15, 16, 21, 23, 43, 45, 50, 52, 68 Roger Williams University School of Law 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 16, 19, 27, 31, 43, 47, 50, 69 Rutgers University—Camden 9, 18, 23, 44 Rutgers University—Newark 3, 4, 5, 9, 12, 20, 23, 24, 37, 44 St. John’s University 31, 34, 41, 43, 44 Saint Louis University 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 14, 16, 23, 24, 27, 31, 36, 37, 43, 50, 52, 58, 59, 66, 68 St. Mary’s University 24, 43 St. Thomas University 1, 2, 5, 6, 15, 16, 23, 24, 27, 31, 36, 38, 39, 43, 44 University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 14, 16, 18, 23, 33, 39, 47, 59, 68, 70, 72, 73 Samford University—Cumberland 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 15, 23, 31, 36, 43, 47, 52 University of San Diego 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 12, 15, 16, 23, 27, 31, 36, 38, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 48

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Santa Clara University 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 14, 16, 23, 27, 30, 37, 41, 43, 44 Seattle University School of Law 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 11, 14, 15, 16, 23, 24, 27, 31, 34, 36, 42, 43, 44, 45, 48 Seton Hall University School of Law 2, 5, 7, 23, 24, 33, 37, 50 South Texas College of Law 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11, 15, 16, 20, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 31, 34, 36, 40, 41, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 50, 52, 54, 55, 57, 59 University of South Carolina 2, 5, 6, 18, 23, 43 University of Southern California 1, 2, 23, 24, 44 Southern Illinois University 1, 2, 5, 6, 14, 23, 31, 43, 46, 52 Southern Methodist University 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 14, 15, 16, 18, 20, 23, 24, 26, 27, 31, 36, 41, 43, 45, 46, 55, 61 Southwestern Law School 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 23, 25, 31, 32, 36, 41, 44, 52 SUNY Buffalo Law School 1, 2, 6, 9, 23, 24, 41, 46, 50, 70 Stetson University College of Law 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 21, 23, 26, 28, 31, 33, 36, 39, 40, 41, 45, 46, 50, 52, 53, 54, 57 Suffolk University Law School 1, 2, 5, 7, 9, 14, 15, 16, 23, 25, 28, 31, 36, 37, 40, 53, 56, 59 Syracuse University 1, 2, 5, 6, 9, 15, 16, 19, 23, 24, 31, 32, 36, 40, 43, 46, 55 Temple University Beasley School of Law 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 14, 15, 16, 23, 27, 31, 36, 40, 43, 46 University of Tennessee 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 12, 18, 23, 24, 37, 43, 45, 50 University of Texas 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 14, 18, 23, 24, 26, 31, 36, 40, 41, 43, 44, 45, 52 Texas Wesleyan School of Law 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 11, 14, 16, 18, 20, 24, 31, 36, 41, 46, 47, 50, 54, 59 Thomas M. Cooley Law School 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 15, 16, 23, 27, 36, 33, 41, 43, 44, 45, 48 University of Toledo 1, 6, 7, 14, 23, 31, 37, 43, 44, 61, 71, 72, 73 Touro Law Center 5, 6, 7, 19, 23, 24, 41, 43, 46, 61, 67 Tulane University 1, 2, 5, 6, 15, 16, 23, 24, 25, 27, 31, 36, 50, 54, 56, 61, 63 University of Tulsa 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 15, 23, 36, 41, 43, 45, 49, 50 University of Utah 1, 4, 5, 6, 23, 31, 43, 46, 50, 59 Valparaiso Law School 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 12, 14, 23, 31, 33, 36, 37, 43, 44, 45, 48, 50 Vanderbilt Law School 1, 2, 5, 6, 16, 23, 27, 43 Vermont Law School 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 15, 16, 23, 24, 27, 31, 43, 44 Villanova University 43 University of Virginia 43 Wake Forest University 12, 18, 19, 23, 25, 26, 44 Washburn University School of Law 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 12, 15, 16, 23, 24, 25, 27, 31, 33, 41, 43 University of Washington 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 12, 16, 19, 21, 23, 33, 34, 36, 43, 46, 47, 55, 61 Washington and Lee University 1, 2, 3, 4, 23, 25, 27, 31, 48 Washington University 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 14, 15, 23, 27, 31, 35, 37, 42, 43, 59 West Virginia University 1, 2, 5, 23, 31 Western New England College 5, 6, 13, 23, 31, 36 *Western State University College of Law 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 19, 20, 21, 23, 27, 28, 33, 35, 25, 41, 43 Whittier Law School 5, 15, 24, 43 Widener University School of Law 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 12, 19, 33, 41, 43, 46, 57 William & Mary 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, 15, 16, 23, 44 William Mitchell College of Law 1, 3, 4, 5, 13, 14, 16, 23, 24, 36, 37, 59 Willamette University 4, 6, 18, 23 University of Wisconsin 7, 18, 23, 26, 33 University of Wyoming 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 16, 27, 31, 36, 43, 44, 45

*A general con law competition and Vanderbilt Law School’s first Amendment Competition. Also: Bankruptcy

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MOOT COURT LISTING KEY �

(1) Trial Advocacy (38) � F. Lee Bailey Moot Court Competition (2) Appellate Advocacy (39) � Worker’s Compensation Moot Court (3) Client Counseling (40) � Tournament of Champions (4) Negotiation Competition (41) � Criminal Law Procedure (5) National Moot Court (42) � All national competitions (6) Environmental Law (43) � Various, in-house, state, regional and national (7) Constitutional Law (44) � Herbert Wechsler Criminal Law Competition (8) National Security Law (45) � Conrad B. Duberstein Bankruptcy Law Competition (9) Tax Law (46) � Intramurals/in-house competition (10) � Product Liability (47) � Oral Advocacy (11) � Administrative Law (48) � None (12) � Evidence (49) � Insurance Law (13) � Corporate Law (50) � Mediation (14) � Intellectual Property Law (51) � Oil and Gas Law (15) � American Trial Lawyer Association Trial Team (52) � National Health Law Moot Court (16) � Local/State/Regional Competition (53) � Florida Bar Association National Tax Competition (17) � Space Law (54) � A.B.A. Spring National Competition (18) � Wagner Labor Law (55) � Thomas Tang Competition (19) � Family Law (56) � Irving R. Kaufman Securities Law Competition (20) � Entertainment Law (57) � August Redip Products Liability Competition (21) � Human Rights Law (58) � Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court Competition (22) � National, Marshall-Wythe, Trilateral with (59) � Giles Sutherland Moot Court Competition Canadian Schools (60) � International Moot Arbitration Competition (23) � Philip C. Jessup International Moot Court (61) � VIS Moot International Commercial Arbitration Competition Moot Court Competition (24) � Frederick Douglass Moot Court Competition (62) � International Criminal Court Moot Court (25) � J. Braxton Craven, Jr. Constitutional Law Moot Court Competition (26) � Information Law and Privacy Moot Court Team (63) � Inter-American Sustainable Law Moot Court (27) � Various, depending on student interest Competition (28) � Securities Law (64) � Uvaldo Herrera National Moot Court Competition (29) � AHB Barpassers Trial Competition (65) � Williams Institute Moot Court Competition (30) � Niagara Competition in U.S.-Canada Relations (66) � Pace Moot Court Competition (31) � Mock Trial Competition/National Trial Advocacy (67) � National Latino Law Conference Moot Tournament Competition (68) � ABA Moot Court Competition (32) � Telecommunications (69) � Judge John R. Brown Admiralty Moot Court (33) � Civil Rights Competition (34) � Civil Litigation (70) � Thurgood Marshall Moot Court Competition (35) � Patent Law (71) � Sports Law (36) � AAJ (American Association of Justice) (72) � International (37) � Trade Mock Competition/Saul Lefkowitz Trademark (73) � Labor Law Competition

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O. Ranges, Median Salaries and Types of Employment for Recent Graduating Classes �

65% 12% 7.99% 53.4% 5.30% 50.4% 8.5% 45.00% 8.00% 48.70% 2.60% 67.00% 5.00% 46.30% 7.20% 66.80% 5.4%

n/a 80.20% 3.10% Other Legal/ Practice Interest 12.00% 52.00% 4.00% < 1.00% 42.30% 6.6%

< 1.00% 3.00% 69.00% 6.00%

7% 3.90% 6% 1% 0% 52% 9%

Clerkships

8% 10%

5.00% 11.00% 16.00% 12.00% 55.00% 1.00% 7.00% 6.00% 0.00% 2.00% 82.00% 4.00% 24.3% 9.0% 4.80% 27.6% 19.6% 12.00% 4.80% 20.90% 46.70% 2.30% Industry 23.10% 25.60% 18.00% 13.00% 1.70% 25.60% 17.00% 0.0% 17.90% 0.7% 44.6% 2.60% 1.70% 18.40% 16.40% 12.00% 12.00% 12.00% 4.00% 0.00% 54.00% 4.00% 20.80% 17.00% 10.00% 14.00% 5.80% 10.00% 1.70% 0.00% 58.30% 0.90%

3.8% 6.00% 6.00% 7.40% Degree & < 1.00% 21.70% 15.10% 3.00% 0.0%

3% 1% 1%

$77,000 $72,500 2.00% $50,000 0.00% $81,211 2.2% 2.6% 20.1% 12.1% 5.8% .9% $45,000 1.00%

n/a $43,013 0.00% 2.50% 22.30% 13.30% 5.80% 4.10% 0.00% 50.40% 1.70% $15–70,000 $42,500 $50–79,000 $62,785 3.20% $18–140,000 $46,485* 2.50% 2.70% 31.00% 30.50% 5.00% 5.00% 33.00% 35.00% 0.50% $28–125,000 $67,000 10.40% $35–175,000 $125,000 30.00% 1.00% 1.30% 2.10% 13.00% Range & Median Median Academic Advanced Business Government Judicial Military Non- Private Public Salaries of Recent * Denotes Graduating Classes Average $37,400–160,000 $100,000 4.00% 11.00% 5.00% 5.00% 14.00% 1.0% $37,500–160,000 $160,000 1.60% 2.10% 1.00% 4.90% 6.00% 0.00% 0.00% 86.00% 2.00%

private firms * ** reflects combined Academic and Advanced Degree categories *** reflects combined Government and Military categories Law School (Yeshiva) Law School School of Law (2010) Berkeley Davis of Law **** combined data for Government & Public Interest Military � Law School School of Law Baylor University Benjamin N. Cardozo $26,400–160,000 $65,000 1.92% 1.87% 18.85% 12.46% 7.64% 0% 5.07% 45.69% 13.42% Boston College Boston University Brigham Young $37,500–270,000 $160,000 University of California— 7.00% 3.00% University of Calfornia— $40,000–160,000 $95,000 5.00% 13% 5.00% 1% 6.00% 8% 12% University of Alabama American University Law of School Appalachian $35,000–65,000 Arizona State University $48,579 Arkansas, Little Rock $50,000–145,000 $52–125,000 $74,000 1.00% Atlanta’s John Marshall $84,000 1.00% $39,000–125,000 $16,000–90,000 $52,235 $35,000 5% 2.60% 7.00% 1.00% 2% 1.00% 15.00% 21.4% 16% 10.00% Brooklyn Law School 17.5% 0.00% 11% $31,200–160,000 1.00% $65,000 63.00% 9.7% 0.80% 2.00% 10% Univ. Western California 0% Campbell $21,840–125,000 $46,787 2% Capital 3% 0.00% 3.40% 4% 49% 45% 10.20% 6% 11% 21.00% 1.60% .70% 3.40% 59.40% 3.90% University of Akron $30–156,000 $42,923 2.50% California—Hastings $33,280–250,000 $95,891 2.00% 3.4% 8.00% 12.6% 3.4% Albany Case Western Reserve Case Western Reserve Catholic University Chapman University Law of School Charleston $15,953–120,000 University of Chicago $49,365 $36,000-160,000 $24–250,000 College Chicago—Kent $59,816 $34,750–160,000 0.70% $63,014 $25,000–170,000 $160,000 22.4% $74,963 5.8% 0.00% 1.60% 5.70% 3.90% 3.00% 0.00% 0% 17.3% 13.40% 21.40% 25.00% 4.20% 10.70% 5.03% 20.50% 9.00% 15.30% 3.20% 15.40% 4.50% 4.00% 3.50% 14.10% 1.25% 0% 2.90% 2.50% 0.00% 35.90% 50.70% 0% 0% 0.00% 45.30% 2.10% 0.70% 56.00% 5.30% 0% 3.00% 71.20% 5.20% Cincinnati

Cleveland—Marshall University of Connecticut Connecticut of University $25,000–$190,000 Cornell $65,000 Creighton University 4.40% University of Dayton University of Denver 2.40% $24,000–125,000 $56,841 18.10% $32–145,000 2.50% $70,000 9.40% 1.00% 11.60% 2.20% n/a 50.00% 4.40% University of Colorado Columbia $30,000–160,000 $50,000 4% 0% 8.8% 16% 22% 1% 0% 35% 11%

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52% 3% 27% 3% 62% 6% 68.00% 4.00% 74.00% 5.00% 47.60% 37.20% 7.50% 6.20% 34.00% 57.00% 60.12% 1.20% 51.20% 3.68% 4.20% 51.00% 1.00% 55.00% 61.00% 2.00% 57.50% 44.00% 10.60% 12.40%

5% 39% 11% Other Legal/ Practice Interest 17.00% 62.00% 5.00%

5% 2% 1% 4% 0% 0% 58% 4.00% 6% 0 6% 1.60% 7% 1% 3% 45% 8%

3.00% 14.00% Clerkships

9% 9%

21% 14% 23% 3.00% 4.50%**** 16.20% 4.80%**** .50% 75.30% 4.50%**** 7.00% 10.00% 8.50% 1.02% 5.00% 6.00% 8.00% 3.00% 4.00% 32.00% Industry 15.30% 23.90% 8.60% 1.20% 6^ 41.10% 6.70%

< .5% 10.00% 9.00% 15.00% 1.70% Degree & 2.00% 17.00% 13.00% 12.00%

3% 3% 16% 15%*** 36% 15%*** 4.8% 4.8% 28.30% 6.8% 16.50% 6.8% 0.90% 37.9% 9.70%

$39,302

For detailed information regarding Hofstra Law’s employment statistics, please visit our website at law.hofstra.edu/employment. $21–63,500 $29,692* $21–70,000 $32,000 3.00% 1.40% 12.50% 12.50% 22.20% 1.40% 1.40% 41.70% 6.90% $21–78,000 $40,000 1.00% $13–54,000 1.00% $34,000 21.00% 19.00% 5.00% 1.00% $40–250,000 $160,000 1.00% $25–125,000 $54,000 .00% 1.00% 6.00% 15.00% 22.00% 1.00% $45–100,000 $55,000 2.89% 1.60% 19.40% 16.10% 4.20% 1.3% Range & Median Median Academic Advanced Business Government Judicial Military Non- Private Public Salaries of Recent * Denotes Graduating Classes Average $23,500–85,000 $42,000 .80% 2.40% 12.00% 14.00% 1.60% 0.80% 2.00% 64.40% 2.00% $18,000–125,000 $74,345 2.0% $32,700–300,000 $63,630 3.10% $38,000–160,000 $73,962 1% 3% 26% 12% $17,500–160,000 $80,200 4.00% 4.00% 9.00% 19.00% 11.00% $25,000–150,000 $61,909 1.85% $34,000–135,000 $57,000 0.44% 12.50% 1% 7% 9.26% 5.09% 6% 0.46% 1.39% 11% 66.67% 4.17%

* private firms ** reflects combined Academic and Advanced Degree categories *** reflects combined Government and Military categories

School of Law— Hofstra University of Law at Drexel University School of Law Law Center Law School Los Angeles **** combined data for Government & Public Interest Military �

Law School DePaul University Duke University $20,000–160,000 $61,203 4.20% 1.70% 16.20% 12.50% 1.70% 0 1.10% 44.30% 4.50%

Duquesne University

Earle Mack School of Law Law of School Mack Earle Emory University of Florida School Coastal Florida $24,000–135,000 George Mason $48,615 3.20% 5.70% 17.10% 10.40% 4.10% 1.20% 4.3% 38.40% 22.5% Georgetown University University Georgetown $32–200,000 $160,000 1.00% University of Hawaii $24,000–110,000 Law Center Law Georgia State University of Georgia University Gate Golden Gonzaga University $57,450–160,000 $35,000–100,000 $77,018 Hamline University $67,500 $33,328–87,000 2% $26,000–129,500 $51,137 Maurice A. Deane $55,000 3.40% 5% 2.80% 3.50% 11.60% 0 17% 35.20% 10% 8.80% 7.60% 15.20% 1.30% 15% 10.30% 0% 53% 8% University of Houston $20,000–350,000 $70,000 2% Idaho University of Kansas Kentucky $35–160,000 $55,000 0.70% 6.80% 13.60% 16.30% 6.80% 0.00% 0.00% 52.40% 3.40% Loyola Law School— $30,000–160,000 Marquette $77,000 2.84% 1% 19.56% 7.57% 3.15% 6% 0% 57.73% 9.15% Maine Illinois IN—Bloomington IN—Indianapolis University of Iowa John Marshall $34,000–125,000 $76,000 $30–140,000 8.6% Louisiana State $55,000 Louisville 0% 1.40% 5.14% 8.9% Maryland of 14.50% University University of Memphis $30,000–150,000 12.70% Mercer $61,498 $32,000–125,000 University of Miami 4.67% $58,990 1.00% 6.00% 9.10% 4.00% $35,000–160,000 2.00% $90,000 7.94% 0.00% 3.00% 1.30% 2.34% 6.00% 4.50% 2.80% 5.00% 57.94% 10.90% 12.00% 3.27% 11.40% 9.00% 11.00% 0.00% 1.00% 6.00% 3.10% 67.00% 61.00% 4.00% 3.00% University of Michigan University State Michigan $25,000–160,000 $62,163* $55–180,000 $147,800 5% 2.30% 4% 18%

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50% 6.90% 34% 24.50% 41.9% 23.00% 65.33% 3.65% 59.10% 45.20% 8.60% 51.80% 9.60% 45.00% 2.00% 57.00% 2.00% 44.40% 6.70%

Other 1.00% 51.00% 4.00% 6.40% 55.40% 5.70% 0.00% 0.85% 48.60% 51.29% 2.80% 17.38% Legal/ Practice Interest 14.40% 38.10% 2.00%

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13% 10% 9.50% Industry 10.00% 7.60% 25.7% 0.95% 21.10% 8.80% 6.10% 22.30% 16.70% 6.00%

n/a 4.00% 16.00% 19.30% 2.00% n/a 57.30% 1.30% < 1% 25.80% 15.50% 3.0% Degree & 1.00% 11.00% 8.00% 24.00% 2.90% 2.90% 15.20% 19.70% 2.00% 9.00% 11.00% 32.00% 4.00% 8.00% 36.00% 6.00% 2.00% 16.00% 20.00% 12.00% 3.00%

8% 0.43% 0.86% 4.74% 7.51% 1.33%

$52,250 3.00% 0.00% 15.00% 20.00% 3.00% 0.00%

$29,514 $ 6–85,000 $30,000 $12–83,000 $22–84,000 $38,546 $35–75,000 $45,000 3.00% 1.00% 20.60% 12.30% 5.00% $15–79,000 $45,000 $32–160,000 $57,995 1.30% 5.20% 19.10% 12.10% 6.40% $24–108,000 $40,500 2.00% 2.00% 18.00% 19.00% 6.00% 3.00% 6.00% 52.00% 9.00% $29–140,000 $91,500 0.95% $55–120,000 $60,000 8.00% 0.00% 14.00% 13.00% 0.00% 2.00% 0.000% 62.00% 6.00% $30–150,000 $55,000 0.00% 0.00% 7.00% 12.00% 27.00% 5.00% 45.00% 6.00% $44–160,000 $65,000 7.30% 2.30% 17.40% 17.40% 5.10% Range & Median Median Academic Advanced Business Government Judicial Military Non- Private Public Salaries of Recent * Denotes Graduating Classes Average $12,000–120,000 $49,000 2.60% 5.70% 19.00% 14.70% 5.20% 0.00% $24,960–180,000 $145,000 1.09% 1.09% 6.57% 4.01% 14.96% 0.00%

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* private firms † private firm (250+ attorneys) ** reflects combined Academic and Advanced Degree categories *** reflects combined Government and Military categories School of Law William S. Boyd Sch’l of Law of Sch’l Boyd S. William School of Law (Class of 2011) School of Law School of Law School of Law **** combined data for Government & Public Interest Military University of Mississippi Mississippi of University Mississippi College $30–120,000 MO—Columbia $59,000 MO—Kansas City $36–110,000 Montana 0.00% $62,000 2.00% 0.00% 7.00% 6.00% 5.00% 10.00% 15.00% 6.00% 2.00% 13.00% 4.00% 57.00% 3.00% 3.00% 2.00% 62.00% 3.00% Law School Minnesota

Roger Williams Univeristy Univeristy Williams Roger $32,000–160,000 $48,500 2.78% 5.76% 24.07% 10.19% 12.96% 0 10.19% 38.89% 11.11% University of Pittsburgh Quinnipiac University $32,000–160,000 University Regent $50,000 of Law $20,000–180,000 School $60,000 Richmond 0.50% of University 4.30% 9.25% $20,000–95,000 $30–160,000 $50,000 24.80% $77,352 0% 3.50% 34.25% 0% 10% 18.80% 3.50% 9.10% 12.90% 1.50% 4.50% 8.20% n/a 0% 43.60% 3.50% 0% 16% 43.50% 2.30% 4.50% 50.50% 5.80%

Nebraska Nevada, Las Vegas— Boston | Law England New $18,000–240,000 $28,000–112,500 $68,000 University of New $50,000 Law of School Hampshire 2.30% 3.30% New York Law 1.40% 3.10% $33,000–160,000 $57,408 12.20% 32.10% 3.40% 2.60% 10.30% 7.60% 18.30% 16.00% 4.50% 14.80% 2.30% 1.60% 0.00% 0.80% 3.40% 55.00% 38.77% 1.30% 3.80% 4.90% 0 35.30% 4.00% Saint Louis University St. Mary’s University $50,000–80,000 $60,000 $24–85,000 1.70% $43,750 2.20% n/a 12.40% 14.00% 9.60% n/a n/a 60.10% 1.70% Rutgers—Camden Rutgers—Newark

Northern Kentucky $26–165,500 $50,847 2.60% New York University Univ. of North Carolina North Dakota $53–160,000 $22–155,000 $50,789 Ohio Northern 1.00% 1.00% 9.00% 3.00% 13.50% 2.50% 5.00% 55.00% 10.00% Northeastern University University Northeastern University of St. Thomas Thomas St. of University $24–107,000 $50,000 0.80% 3.40% 31.10% 6.70% 6.70% 0.80% 1.70% 42.00% 6.70% Ohio State Oklahoma City University of Oklahoma Oklahoma of University University of Pennsylvania of University University of Oregon Pace University Penn State Dickinson $24,500–150,000 $52,000 3.00% 5.00% 6.00% 14.20% 15.70% 0.70% n/a 46.20% 14.20%

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50% 49.70% 9.50% 50.70% 8.90% 52.47% 2.47% 63.00% 69.80% 2.00% 5.90% 69.90% .49% 51.10% 11.70% 60.00% 4.00% 53.40% 4.10% 55.00% 3.00%

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20% 20% 10% 8.90% 6.50% 5.30% 7.00% 14.00% 11.50% 3.50% Industry 14.00% 10.00% 3.00% 1.00% 1.00% 63.00% 6.00% 20.90% 14.20% 11% 12.96% 5.30% 13.58% 16.50% 9.71% 2.45% 0.00% 12.00% 10.00% 15.00% 1.00% n/a 48.00% 8.00% 24.94% 12.98% 2.54% 1.97% 1.27% 18.85% 2.80% 19.50% 17.60% 16.90% 1.40% 0.00% 29.10% 13.50%

Degree &

3.20% 2.80%

n/a $60,000 5.85%

$18–85,000 $50,000 1.40% 2.30% 8.40% 12.00% 5.60% 0.70% 9.90% 57.70% 2.10% $40–60,000 $50,000 1.00% 6.30% 7.80% 26.20% 1.90% 0.00% 1.10% 59.20% $16–67,000 2.90% $34,000 0.00% 6.00% 22.00% 10.00% 3.00% 1.00% $30–160,000 $62,000 $36–100,000 3.00% $41–118,000 $60,300 7.00% $118,337 0.00% 1.00% 13.00% $25–100,000 5.26% $42,000 $32–150,000 11.00% 1.00% 10.00% $85,000 1.00% 1.00% 10.00% 4.00% 7.00% 20.00% 3.00% 7.00% 13.00% 15.00% 7.00 44.00% 1.00% 10.00% 8.00% 7.00% 5.26% 65.00% 10.00% 1.00% 3.00% 2.00% 2.00% 50.00% 3.00% 3.00% 57.00% 6.00% $32–160,000 $145,000 0.50% 2.50% 4.00% 4.00% 15.00% 1.00% 0.00% 65.00% 5.00% Range & Median Median Academic Advanced Business Government Judicial Military Non- Private Public Salaries of Recent * Denotes Graduating Classes Average $43,432–160,000 $40,781 1.00% 1.40% 10.00% 4.80% 34.5% 1.00% 1.00% 32.6% 1.00% $40,000–133,000 $74,643 2.61% 3.28% 10.43% 9.57% 8.70% 4.31% 0.00% 60.87% 3.48%

* private firms ** reflects combined Academic and Advanced Degree categories *** reflects combined Government and Military categories University School of Law School of Law Law School Cumberland Law School **** combined data for Government & Public Interest Military School of Law Seton Hall Santa Clara Univ. Seattle University $33,280–162,500 $93,500 $43,000–120,000 3.00% 0.00% 25.00% 12.00% 2.00% 0.00% 2.00% 52.00% 4.00% San Francisco University Northwestern Dame Notre of University $36–160,000 Nova Southeastern $160,000 4.00% $30–115,000 0.00 $54,157 4.00% 2.00% 7.00% 12.00% 0.00% 0.00% 73.00% 3.00% Law School Samford Univeristy— Diego San of University $22,500–115,000 $58,318 $30,000–200,000 $79,585 0.00% 7.40% 5.20% 2.80% 8.60% 17.30% 18.60% 12% 6.80% 2.80% 3.10% 0.00% 0.30% 67.30% 3.70%

University of South Dakota Dakota South of University $32,000–56,411 Law of College Texas South $45,306 $70–135,000 $79,000 0% 1.00% 5.40% 0.00% 12.70% 16.00% 14.50% 11.00% 23.60% 3.00% 7.20% 4.00% 0% 18.10% 1.80% University of Southern Southern of University California Southern Illinois $60–160,000 $160,000 University School Law Southwestern 3.60% $30,000–170,000 Stanford Law School $70,000 Stetson University 1.00% Suffolk University $36,000–174,000 $160,000 2.00% 2.00% $40–178,000 14.00% 1.00% $65,000 Law of School Beasley Tennessee 6.00% 4.00% 11.00% Texas 1.50% 2.00% 4.00% Toledo 8.70% 1.0% 25.00% 22.00% Utah 7.00% 0.00% Valparaiso 59.00% 0.00% 3.60% 3.00% 53.00% 9.00% Southern Methodist Southern $40,000–205,000 $110,000 1.00% Temple University $28,000–165,000 Texas Wesleyan $82,276 Thomas M. Cooley 6.00% Touro Law Center $24,000–200,000 Tulane $13,000–165,000 $65,960 $54,422 Tulsa 1.84% 3.60% $40,000–90,000 $54,852 1.23% 3.60% 0.61% 29.45% 16.80% 0.47% 15.24% 15.20% 6.13% 14.63% 4.50% 1.23% 1.20% 0.00% 3.05% 1.20% 0.61% 58.90% 5.99% 0.00% 62.20% 3.66% SUNY Buffalo Law School School Law Buffalo SUNY $26,000–160,000 Syracuse $52,000 2.52% 3.54% 18.69% 11.62% 4.04% 0.51% 0.0% 53.54% 5.56%

Vanderbilt Villanova Vermont Law School $30,000–160,000 $53,610 3.40% UALR William H. Bowen $16–90,000 $35,000 1.00% 1.00% 21.4% 17.5% 9.7% 0.00% 3.00% 49.00% 6.00%

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64% 4% 55.90% 1.80% 72.00% 1.00% 40.00% 1.33%

n/a 5.75% 3.52% Other 7.00% 62.00% 1.40% Legal/ Practice Interest

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15% 11% Industry 11.00% 15.00% 26.06% 7.61% 9.34%

Degree & 2.00% 9.20% 5.52% 27.60%

$19–83,000 $37,500 0.07% 2.00% 12.40% 10.09% 12.40% $24–85,000 $50,296 1.00% $32–168,000 $160,000 1.86% 1.50% 6.81% 7.12% 10.53% 0.62% 0.62% 63.77% 8.67% Range & Median Median Academic Advanced Business Government Judicial Military Non- Private Public Salaries of Recent * Denotes Graduating Classes Average $20,000–115,000 $49,000 1% $30,000–160,000 $60,000 4.30% 3.90% 16.00% 23.30% 20.20% 0.00% n/a 31.30% 4.90% $30,000–160,000 $59,690 2.40% 3.60% 9.60% 22.1%*** 4.40% 22.1%*** n/a 48.30% 9.20%

* private firms ** reflects combined Academic and Advanced Degree categories *** reflects combined Government and Military categories School of Law School of Law (Yeshiva) College of Law (Class of 2011) College of Law Law School **** combined data for Government & Public Interest Military � Washburn University Washington University $18,000–105,000 $45,000 Washington and Lee $35–160,000 1% n/a $25–100,000 $52,500* 4% 2.00% n/a 16% 9.00% 15% 15.00% 7.00% n/a n/a 62.00% 5.00% UCLA University of Virginia Wake Forest $32–160,000 n/a 0.00% 0.00% 4.00% 5.00% 16.00% 0.00% 0.00% 71.00% 4.00%

Western New England $18,000 $39,732 2.60% 2.00% 32.10% 19.20% 10.30% 1.30% 2.90% 34.00% 0.60% Western State University University State Western $30–180,000 Whittier $64,187 3.00% 0.00% 23.00% 13.00% 1.00% 2.00% 1.00% 54.00% 3.00% Widener University

Willamette William Mitchell $20,000–200,000 $60,000 1.41% William & Mary Mary & William Yale Law School $13,650–180,000 $63,945 3.60% 2.90% 3.60% 5.60% 38.60% 0.50% n/a 36% 12% Wisconsin University of Wyoming $18–60,000 $38,903 2.67% 1.33% 10.67% 8.00% 18.67% 4.00%

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Q. Bar Passage Rates

University of Akron School of Law State: Ohio First Time Takers: 94% Second Time Takers: 33% Overall: 87%

University of Alabama State: Alabama First Time Takers: 97.2% Overall: 94%

Albany Law School State: New York First Time Takers: 81.5% Second Time Takers: n/a Overall:

American University State: New York First Time Takers: 90% Overall:

Appalachian School of Law State: TN First Time Takers: 85% Second Time Takers: n/a Overall:

University of Arizona State: Arizona First Time Takers: 90% (overall) Second Time Takers: n/a Overall: 75–80%

Arizona State University State: Arizona First Time Takers: 87% Second Time Takers: n/a Overall: 71%

Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School State: � Georgia First Time Takers: 75%

Baylor University School of Law State: Texas First Time Takers: 94% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Boston College Law School State: Massachusetts First Time Takers: 95% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Boston University School of Law State: Massachusetts First Time Takers: 97% Second Time Takers: n/a Overall: 95%

Brigham Young University School of Law State: Utah First Time Takers: 92% Second Time Takers: 88% Overall: 91%

Brooklyn Law School State: New York First Time Takers: 89% Second Time Takers: Overall:

University of California—Berkeley State: California First Time Takers: Overall: 93%

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University of California—Davis State: California First Time Takers: 78.9% (2012)

University of California—Hastings State: California First Time Takers: 80% Overall: 60%

University of California—Irvine State: California First Time Takers: 90% Second Time Takers: n/a Overall:

University of California—Los Angeles State: California First Time Takers: 86% Second Time Takers: Overall:

California Western University State: California First Time Takers: 61% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Campbell Law School State: NC First Time Takers: 78% Second: Overall:

Capital University State: Ohio First Time Takers: 68% Second Time Takers: Overall: 66.4%

Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) State: New York First Time Takers: 89.8% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Case Western Reserve University State: Ohio First Time Takers: 85% Second Time Takers: n/a Overall:

Catholic University of America State: Maryland First Time Takers: 82.11% Overall: 78.9%

Chapman University School of Law State: California First Time Takers: 78.7% Overall: 77.7%

Charleston School of Law State: South Carolina First Time Takers: 86.67% Overall: 74.03%

Chicago—Kent College of Law State: Illinois First Time Takers: 95% Second Time Takers: Overall:

University of Chicago State: Illinois First Time Takers: 97% Second Time Takers: Overall:

University of Cincinnati State: Ohio First Time Takers: 89% Second Time Takers: Overall 88%

City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law State: New York First Time Takers: 80% Second Time Takers: 75% Overall:

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Cleveland—Marshall State: Ohio First Time Takers: 68% Second Time Takers: 40% Overall: 62%

University of Colorado State: Colorado First Time Takers: 89% Second Time Takers: Overall

Columbia University State: New York First Time Takers: 97% Second Time Takers: Overall

University of Connecticut State: Connecticut First Time Takers: 91% Second Time Takers: Overall

Cornell University Law School State: New York First Time Takers: 93% Second Time Takers: Overall

Creighton University State: Nebraska First Time Takers: 84% Second Time Takers: Overall:

University of Dayton School of Law State: Ohio First Time Takers: 75% Second Time Takers: Overall:

University of Denver State: Colorado First Time Takers: 91% Second Time Takers: 31% Overall: 80%

DePaul University College of Law State: Illinois First Time Takers: 88% Second Time Takers: Overall:

University of Detroit Mercy State: Michigan First Time Takers: 93% Second Time Takers: 87% Overall: 92%

University of the District of Columbia State: D.C. First Time Takers: 60% School of Law Second Time Takers: 62% Overall: Same as Above �

Drake University State: Iowa First Time Takers: 92% � Second Time Takers: � Overall: �

Duke University State: New York First Time Takers: 97% � Second Time Takers: 100% � Overall: 97% �

Duquesne University State: Pennsylvania First Time Takers: 83% � Second Time Takers: � Overall: 78% �

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Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University State: Pennsylvania First Time Takers: 81% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Emory University School of Law State: Georgia � First Time Takers: 93% Georgia Bar 94.9% � Second Time Takers: n/a Overall: 90%

University of Florida State: Florida � First Time Takers: 83% Second Time Takers: Overall: 71%

Florida Coastal School of Law State: Florida � First Time Takers: 78.4% St. Ave. = 79.2% � Second Time Takers: No report Overall: No report

Florida State University State: Florida First Time Takers: 90.14% Second Time Takers: Overall:

George Mason University State: Virginia First Time Takers: 95.65% Second Time Takers: Overall: 83.33%

Georgetown University Law Center State: � New York First Time Takers: 92%

University of Georgia Law School State: � Georgia First Time Takers: 96% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Georgia State University State: � Georgia First Time Takers: 96% Second Time Takers: Overall: 94%

Golden Gate University State: � California First Time Takers: 70% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Gonzaga University School of Law State: � Washington First Time Takers: 68.4% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Hamline University School of Law State: Minnesota First Time Takers: 93% Overall: 92.2%

Harvard Law School State: New York First Time Takers: 97%

Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University State: New York First Time Takers: 82.1%

University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson State: Hawaii First Time Takers: 75% School of Law All Takers: 71% Overall: 68%

University of Houston Law Center State: Texas First Time Takers: 93% Second Time Takers: Overall:

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University of Idaho College of Law State: Idaho First Time Takers: Second Time Takers: Overall: 76%

University of Illinois State: Illinois First Time Takers: 96% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Indiana University—Bloomington State: Indiana First Time Takers: Second Time Takers: Overall: 89%

Indiana University—Indianapolis State: Indiana First Time Takers: 85% Second Time Takers: Overall: 85%

University of Iowa State: Iowa First Time Takers: Second Time Takers: Overall: 86%

The John Marshall Law School State: Illinois First Time Takers: 95% Second Time Takers: 75% Overall: 91%

University of Kansas State: Kansas First Time Takers: 90.1% Second Time Takers: Overall: 76.8%

University of Kentucky, College of Law State: Kentucky First Time Takers: 89% Second Time Takers: 100% Overall: 92%

Lewis & Clark Law School State: Oregon First Time Takers: 90% Second Time Takers: Overall:

University of Louisville—Brandeis School of Law State: Kentucky First Time Takers: 83% Second Time Takers: 66.7% Overall: 82.6%

Loyola Law School—Los Angeles State: California First Time Takers: 79% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Loyola University—Chicago State: Illinois First Time Takers: 94% Second Time Takers: Overall: 88%

University of Maine Law School State: Maine First Time Takers: 75% Second Time Takers: 95% Overall:

Marquette University Law School State: Wisconsin First Time Takers: 83% Second Time Takers: Overall: 93%

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University of Maryland Law School State: Maryland First Time Takers: 88% Second Time Takers: Overall: 82%

University of Memphis Law School State: Tennessee First Time Takers: 90.9% Second Time Takers: Overall: 88.88%

Mercer University Walter F. George School of Law State: Georgia First Time Takers: 79% Second Time Takers Overall: 74.7%

University of Miami State: Florida First Time Takers: 82% Second Time Takers: Overall: 80.1%

University of Michigan State: New York First Time Takers: 94.9% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Michigan State University State: Michigan First Time Takers: 90% Second Time Takers: n/a Overall 88%

University of Minnesota Law School State: Minnesota First Time Takers: 98% Second Time Takers: 100% Overall:

Mississippi College School of Law State: Mississippi First Time Takers: 87% Second Time Takers: Overall: 83%

University of Mississippi State: Mississippi First Time Takers: 92% Second Time Takers: Overall: 88%

University of Missouri—Columbia State: Missouri First Time Takers: 97.4% Second Time Takers: Overall:

University of Montana State: Montana First Time Takers: 94% Second Time Takers: n/a Overall: 90%

University of Nebraska College of Law State: Nebraska First Time Takers: 95% Second Time Takers: Overall:

University of Nevada, Las Vegas State: Nevada First Time Takers: 85% William S. Boyd School of Law Second Time Takers: Overall: 63%

New England Law | Boston State: Massachusetts First Time Takers: 84.6% Second Time Takers: Overall:

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University of New Hampshire School of Law State: Massachusetts First Time Takers: 83% Second Time Takers: Overall:

University of New Mexico School of Law State: New Mexico First Time Takers: 89% Second Time Takers: Overall:

New York Law School State: New York Overall: 90.2%

University of North Carolina School of Law State: North Carolina First Time Takers: 91% Second Time Takers: Overall: 91%

Northeastern University School of Law State: Massachusetts First Time Takers: 85.8% (2012) Second Time Takers: Overall:

Northern Kentucky University State: Ohio First Time Takers: 82.5% Second Time Takers: n/a Overall: 74%

Northwestern University State: Illinois First Time Takers: 95% Second Time Takers: Overall:

University of Notre Dame Law School State: Illinois First Time Takers: 88.57% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Nova Southeastern University State: Florida First Time Takers: 81% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Ohio Northern University State: Ohio First Time Takers: 91% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Oklahoma City University School of Law State: Oklahoma First Time Takers: 93% Second Time Takers: Overall:

University of Oklahoma State: Oklahoma First Time Takers: 96% Second Time Takers: (others) Overall: 88%

University of Oregon State: Oregon First Time Takers: 84.8% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Pace University State: New York First Time Takers: 86%

Penn State Dickinson State: Pennsylvania First Time Takers: 87.4% 83% Second Time Takers: Overall:

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University of Pennsylvania State: New York First Time Takers: 94.2% Second Time Takers: Overall:

University of Pittsburgh State: Pennsylvania First Time Takers: 83.98% Second Time Takers: 42.86% Overall: 82.45%

Quinnipiac University School of Law State: Connecticut First Time Takers: 82% Second Time Takers: Overall: 81%

Regent University School of Law State: Virginia First Time Takers: 81.5% Second Time Takers: Overall:

University of Richmond, State: Virginia First Time Takers: 89.63% T. C. Williams School of Law Second Time Takers: 33% Overall: 77%

Roger Williams University School of Law State: Massachusetts First Time Takers: 86% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Rutgers University School of Law—Newark State: First Time Takers: 75% Second Time Takers: 74% Overall: 71%

Saint Louis University School of Law State: Missouri First Time Takers: 93.6% Second Time Takers: Overall:

St. Mary’s University State: First Time Takers: 75.51% Second Time Takers: Overall:

University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) State: Minnesota First Time Takers: 92% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Samford University—Cumberland State: Alabama First Time Takers: 93% Second Time Takers: Overall: 90%

University of San Diego School of Law State: California First Time Takers: 76.2% Second Time Takers: Overall:

University of San Francisco State: California First Time Takers: Second Time Takers: Overall:

Santa Clara University School of Law State: California � First Time Takers 76% Past year grads = 56% � Second Time Takers: 55% All Santa Clara grads = 71% � Overall: 75%

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Seattle University School of Law State: Washington First Time Takers: 72.4% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Seton Hall University School of Law State: New Jersey First Time Takers: 90% Second Time Takers: Overall:

University of South Dakota School of Law State: South Dakota First Time Takers: 84% Second Time Takers: Overall:

South Texas College of Law State: Texas First Time Takers: 86.8% Second Time Takers: Overall:

University of Southern California State: California First Time Takers: 88% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Southern Illinois University School of Law State: Illinois First Time Takers: 88% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Southern Methodist University State: Texas First Time Takers: 88.65% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Southwestern Law School State: California First Time Takers: 68% Second Time Takers: Overall: 62%

Stanford Law School State: California First Time Takers: 91.91% Second Time Takers: Overall:

SUNY Buffalo Law School State: New York First Time Takers: 83.4%

Stetson University College of Law State: Florida First Time Takers: 87.6% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Suffolk University Law School State: Massachusetts First Time Takers: 92.7% Second Time Takers: 57.1% Overall: 88.9%

Syracuse University State: New York First Time Takers: 88.1% Overall: 87.2%

Temple University Beasley School of Law State: Pennsylvania First Time Takers: 92% Overall: 90%

University of Tennessee College of Law State: Tennessee First Time Takers: 86.8% Second Time Takers: Overall:

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University of Texas State: Texas First Time Takers: 92% Second Time Takers: Overall: Texas Tech School of Law State: Texas First Time Takers: Second Time Takers: Overall: 86.08%

Texas Wesleyan School of Law State: Texas First Time Takers: 90.07%

Thomas M. Cooley Law School State: Michigan First Time Takers: 79% Second Time Takers: 48% Overall: 64%

University of Toledo State: � Ohio First Time Takers: 87%

Touro Law Center State: New York First Time Takers: 83% Second Time Takers: n/a Overall:

Tulane University Law School State: Louisiana First Time Takers: 77% Second Time Takers: Overall:

University of Tulsa School of Law State: � Oklahoma First Time Takers: 79% Second Time Takers: 60% Overall: 78%

University of Utah State: � Utah First Time Takers: 82% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Valparaiso University State: Indiana First Time Takers: 83% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Vanderbilt Law School State: Tennessee First Time Takers: 98% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Vermont Law School State: Vermont First Time Takers: 80% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Villanova University State: � PA First Time Takers: 88% Second Time Takers: Overall:

University of Virginia School of Law State: Virginia First Time Takers: 91% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Wake Forest University School of Law State: � NC First Time Takers: 87% Second Time Takers: Overall: 92%

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Washburn University School of Law State: Kansas First Time Takers: 87% Second Time Takers: Overall: 86%

Washington University State: Missouri First Time Takers: 95% Second Time Takers: Overall:

University of Washington State: Washington First Time Takers: 83.8% Second Time Takers: Overall:

Washington and Lee University School of Law State: Virginia First Time Takers: 91% Second Time Takers: Overall: 82%

West Virginia University College of Law State: West Virginia First Time Takers: Second Time Takers: Overall: 82%

Western New England School of Law State: Massachusetts First Time Takers: 70% Second Time Takers: n/a Overall: n/a

Western State University College of Law State: California First Time Takers: 83% Second Time Takers: 17% Overall: 30%

Whittier Law School State: California First Time Takers: 72% Second Time Takers: 18% Overall: 63%

Widener University School of Law State: Pennsylvania First Time Takers: 80% Second Time Takers: n/a Overall: 74%

Willamette University State: Oregon First Time Takers: 82%

William & Mary State: Virginia First Time Takers: 90% Second Time Takers: Overall:

William Mitchell College of Law State: Minnesota First Time Takers: 90.3% Second Time Takers: 50% Overall: 84.68%

University of Wisconsin State: Wisconsin 100.00% All graduates of the University of Wisconsin Law School who earn the Diploma Privilege and who apply for the Bar Privilege in Wisconsin do not have to take the Wisconsin Bar Exam.

Yale Law School State: New York First Time Takers: 97%

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R. E-Mail and Internet Addresses

University of Akron School of Law [email protected] http://www.uakron.edu/law

University of Alabama [email protected] www.law.ua.edu

Albany Law School [email protected] http://www.albanylaw.edu

American University [email protected] http://www.wcl.american.edu/admissions.cfm

Appalachian School of Law [email protected] http://www.asl.edu

Arizona State University College of Law [email protected] http://www.law.asu.edu

University of Arkansas—Little Rock [email protected] http://www.ualr.edu/lawschool

Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School [email protected] www.johnmarshall.edu

Baylor University School of Law [email protected] http://www.bayloredu/law/

Boston College Law School [email protected] http://www.bc.edu/lawschool

Boston University School of Law [email protected] http://www.bu.edu/law/

Brigham Young University— [email protected] J. Reuben Clark Law School

Brooklyn Law School [email protected] http://www.brooklaw.edu

University of California—Berkeley [email protected] http://www.law.berkeley.edu/prospectives/ admissions.html

University of California—Davis [email protected] www.law.ucdavis.edu

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University of California— [email protected] Hastings College of the Law http://www.uchastings.edu

University of California—LA [email protected] www.law.ucla.edu

California Western University [email protected] http://www.cwsl.edu

Campbell Law School [email protected] http://www.law.campbell.edu

Capital University [email protected] http://www.law.capital.edu

Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) [email protected] http://www.cardozo.yu.edu

Case Western Reserve University http://law.case.edu [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Catholic University of America [email protected] www.law.edu

Chapman University [email protected] www.chapman.edu/law

Chicago—Kent College of Law [email protected] http://www.kentlaw.itt.edu

Charleston School of Law [email protected] http://www.charlestonlaw.edu

University of Chicago [email protected] www.law.uchicago.edu

University of Cincinnati [email protected] www.law.uc.edu

City University of New York [email protected] (CUNY) School of Law http://www.law.cuny.edu

Cleveland—Marshall http://web.law.csuolio.edu

University of Colorado [email protected] www.colorado.edu/law

Columbia University www.columbia.edu [email protected]

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Columbus School of Law http://www.law.cua.edu

University of Connecticut [email protected] http://www.law.uconn.edu

Cornell University Law School [email protected] http://www.lawschool.cornell.edu/admissions/ gallery/virtual_tour.cfm http://www.lawschool.cornell.edu/admissions/ gallery/video_gallery.cfm

Creighton University [email protected] http://culaw.creighton.edu

University of Dayton School of Law [email protected] http://www.udayton.edu/law

University of Denver [email protected] http://law.du.edu/

DePaul University College of Law [email protected] http://www.law.depaul.edu

District of Columbia School of Law http://www.udc.edu/www/depts/law/

University of Detroit Mercy [email protected] www.law.udmercy.edu

Drake University www.law.drake.edu [email protected]

Duke University School of Law [email protected] http://admissions.law.duke.edu

Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University [email protected] www.earlemacklaw.drexel.edu/admissions

Emory University School of Law http://www.law.emory.edu [email protected]

University of Florida http://www.law.ufl.edu [email protected]

Florida Coastal School of Law [email protected] http://www.fcsl.edu Virtual tour available on website

Florida State University http://www.lawfsu.edu http://www.law.ufl.edu

Fordham University [email protected] http://www.law.fordham.edu

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George Mason University School of Law [email protected] www.gmu.edu/departments/law

George Washington University Law School [email protected] http://www.law.gwu.edu

Georgetown University Law Center [email protected] www.law.georgetown.edu/admissions-financial-aid/

University of Georgia [email protected] http://www.law.uga.edu

Georgia State University [email protected] http://law.gsu.edu

Golden Gate University www.law.ggu.edu

Gonzaga University School of Law [email protected] www.law.gonzaga.edu

Hamline University School of Law [email protected] http://www.hamline.edu/law

Harvard Law School www.law.harvard.edu [email protected] Online campus tour

University of Hawaii | [email protected] William S. Richardson School of Law www.law.hawaii.edu

Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University [email protected] law.hofstra.edu

University of Houston Law Center [email protected] http://www.law.uh.edu

University of Idaho College of Law [email protected] http://www.uidaho.edu/law/lawcoll.html

University of Illinois www.law.illinois.edu [email protected]

Indiana University—Bloomington [email protected] http://www.law.indiana.edu

Indiana University—Indianapolis http://www.iulaw.indy.indiana.edu [email protected]

University of Iowa www.law.uiowa.edu [email protected]

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University of Kansas [email protected] http://www.law.ku.edu

University of Kentucky College of Law [email protected] http://www.uky.edu/Law/welcome.htm

Lewis & Clark Law School [email protected] http://law.lclark.edu

University of Louisville— [email protected] Brandeis School of Law http://www.louisville.edu/brandeislaw/

Loyola Law School, Los Angeles [email protected] www.LLS.edu

Loyola University—Chicago [email protected] www.luc.edu/law

University of Maine School of Law [email protected] http://www.mainelaw.maine.edu

Marquette University Law School [email protected] http://law.marquette.edu

University of Maryland Law School [email protected] http://www.law.umaryland.edu

University of Memphis Law School [email protected] http://www.memphis.edu/law

Mercer University [email protected] Walter F. George School of Law www.law.mercer.edu

University of Miami [email protected] www.law.miami.edu www.miamilawschool.info Downloadable DVD, Viewbook, 29 Questions brochure, fast facts, webcasts, and many video spotlights.

University of Michigan Law School [email protected] www.law.umich.edu

Michigan State University www.law.msu.edu

University of Minnesota Law School [email protected]

University of Mississippi http://www.law.olemiss.edu/ [email protected]

Mississippi College School of Law [email protected] http://www.mc.edu

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University of Missouri—Columbia [email protected] � http://www.law.missouri.edu �

University of Missouri—Kansas City Admissions: [email protected] � Contact us: http://www.law.umkc.edu/academic. contact.htm

Website: http://www.law.umkc.edu/index.htm University of Montana [email protected] http://www.unit.edu/law

University of Nebraska College of Law [email protected] http://law.unl.edu

New England Law | Boston http://www.nesl.edu [email protected]

University of Nevada [email protected] www.law.unlv.edu

University of New Hampshire School of Law [email protected] http://law.unh.edu

University of New Mexico School of Law http://lawschool.unm.edu [email protected]

New York Law School [email protected] http://www.nyls.edu

New York University [email protected] www.law.nyu.edu

www.law.nyu.edu University of North Carolina School of Law [email protected] http://www.law.unc.edu

North Carolina Central University [email protected] http://nccu.edu/law

Northeastern University School of Law [email protected] www.northeastern.edu/law

Northern Illinois University [email protected] www.niu.edu/claw/lawhome.html

Northern Kentucky University chaselaw.nku.edu

Northwestern University [email protected] www.law.northwestern.edu

University of Notre Dame Law School [email protected] http://law.nd.edu/admissions-and-financial-aid

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Nova Southeastern University [email protected] [email protected] http://www.nsulaw.nova.edu/students/ prospectives/index.cfm NSU has a DVD which contains a tour of the law school. The link above allows for you to order a free copy of the DVD.

Ohio Northern University [email protected] � www.law.onu.edu �

Ohio State University Moritz College of Law http.//moritzlaw.osu.edu �

Oklahoma City University School of Law [email protected] � www.okcu.edu/law �

University of Oklahoma [email protected] � http://www.law.ou.edu �

University of Oregon [email protected] � http://www.law.uoregon.edu �

Pace University [email protected] � http://www.law.pace.edu �

University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law www.mcgeorge.edu � Virtual tour available on website. �

Penn State Dickinson [email protected] � http://www.dsl.psu.edu � Students may take a virtual tour by visiting our website at http://www.dsl.psu.edu/about/tour.cfm �

University of Pennsylvania Law School law.upenn.edu/prospective/ � [email protected] �

University of Pittsburgh Law School [email protected] � www.law.pitt.edu � There is a virtual tour of our library on our website. �

Quinnipiac University School of Law [email protected] � http://law.quinnipiac.edu �

Regent University School of Law [email protected] � www.regent.edu/law/admissions �

University of Richmond [email protected] T. C. Williams School of Law www.law.richmond.edu �

Roger Williams University School of Law [email protected] � http://law.rwu.edu �

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Rutgers—Newark [email protected] http://info.rutgers.edu/rusln/rulnin.dx.html

Saint Louis University School of Law [email protected] http://law.slu.edu

St. Mary’s University � [email protected]

University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) � [email protected] http://www.stthomas.edu/law

St. Thomas University [email protected] http://www.stu.edu/law/lawmain.htm

Samford University—Cumberland [email protected] http://www.cumberland.samford.edu

University of San Diego School of Law � [email protected] http://www.law.sandiego.edu

Santa Clara University School of Law � [email protected] http://law.scu.edu

Seattle University School of Law � [email protected] http://www.law.seattleu.edu

Seton Hall University School of Law � [email protected] http://www.law.shu.edu

University of South Carolina � [email protected] [email protected]

University of South Dakota � [email protected] http.//www.usd.edu/law

South Texas College of Law � [email protected] http://www.stcl.edu

University of Southern California � http/www.law.usc.edu

Southern Illinois University School of Law � [email protected] http://www.law.siu.edu

Southern Methodist University � [email protected] http://www.law.smu.edu

Southwestern Law School � [email protected] http://www.swlaw.edu Virtual tour available on website and as a separate DVD.

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Stanford Law School [email protected] http://www.law.stanford.edu/

SUNY Buffalo Law School [email protected] http://www.law.buffalo.edu

Stetson University College of Law [email protected] http://www.law.stetson.edu

Suffolk University Law School [email protected] http://www.law.suffolk.edu

Syracuse University [email protected] www.law.syr.edu

Temple University Beasley School of Law [email protected] http://www,law.temple.edu

University of Tennessee College of Law [email protected]

University of Texas School of Law [email protected] http://www.utexas.edu/law

Texas Wesleyan School of Law [email protected] http://www.law.txwes.edu

Thomas M. Cooley Law School [email protected] http://www.cooley.edu Virtual tour available on website.

University of Toledo College of Law [email protected] http://law.utoledo.edu Virtual Viewbook and tour available on website.

Touro Law Center [email protected] http://www.tourolaw.edu

Tulane University Law School [email protected] http://www.law.tulane.edu

University of Tulsa School of Law [email protected] edu http.//www.utulsa.edu/

University of Utah School of Law [email protected] http.//www.law.utah.edu/

Valparaiso University School of Law [email protected] http://www.valpo.edu/law/

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Vanderbilt Law School [email protected] http://www.law.vanderbilt.edu

Vermont Law School [email protected] http://www.vermontlaw.edu/

Villanova University [email protected] www.law.villanova.edu

University of Virginia School of Law [email protected] http://www.law.virginia.edu/ Virtual tour on website

Wake Forest University School of Law [email protected] http://www.law.wfu.edu

Washburn University School of Law [email protected] http://washburnlaw.edu

Washington University Admiss @wulaw.wustl.edu http://law.wustl.edu

Washington and Lee University School of Law [email protected] http://www .wlu.edu/

University of Washington School of Law [email protected] http://www.law.washington.edu/admissions

Western New England School of Law [email protected] http://www.law.wnec.edu

Western State University College of Law [email protected] http://www.wsu.law.edu

West Virginia University College of Law [email protected] [email protected]

Widener University School of Law [email protected] http://law.widener.edu

Willamette University [email protected] http://www.willamette.edu/wucl

William & Mary [email protected] Virtual tour available at http://law.wm.edu

William Mitchell College of Law [email protected] http://www.wmitchell.edu

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University of Wisconsin [email protected] www.law.wisc.edu

University of Wyoming [email protected] http://www.uwyo.edu/law

Yale Law School [email protected] http://www.law.yale.edu

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THE UNIVERSITY OF AKRON SCHOOL OF LAW NO YES NO NO YES NO NO ALBANY LAW SCHOOL NO NO NO YES NO YES AmERICAN UNIVERSITY NO NO YES NO YES NO NO AppALACHIAN SCHOOL OF LAW NO NO NO NO YES NO NO ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY NO NO YES NO YES NO NO ATLANTA’S JOHN mARSHALL LAW SCHOOL NO NO YES NO YES NO NO BAYLOR UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW YES YES YES YES YES NO NO BOSTON COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL NO NO NO NO YES NO NO BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW NO YES NO NO YES NO NO BROOKLYN LAW SCHOOL NO NO NO NO YES NO YES UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY NO NO YES NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS NO NO YES NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA—HASTINGS NO NO YES NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA—IRVINE NO YES NO NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES YES NO YES NO YES NO NO CALIFORNIA WESTERN UNIVERSITY NO NO YES NA YES NO NO CAmpBELL LAW SCHOOL NO NO YES NO YES YES YES BENJAmIN N. CARDOZO (YESHIVA) NO YES NO NO YES YES YES CASE WESTERN RESERVE NO NO YES NO YES NO NO CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AmERICA NO YES NO NO YES NO YES CHApmAN UNIVERSITY NO NO YES NO YES NO NO CHARLESTON SCHOOL OF LAW NO NO NO NO YES NO YES UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO NO NO NO NO YES NO NO CHICAGO—KENT COLLEGE OF LAW NO NO NO NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI NO NO YES NO YES N/A N/A CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK (CUNY) NO NO YES NO YES NO N/A UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO NO NO NO NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT NO NO YES YES YES YES YES CORNELL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL NO YES NO N/A YES NO YES CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY YES NO YES YES YES NO N/A UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON NO NO YES NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF DENVER NO NO NO NO YES NO NO INVITE DEpAUL UNIVERSITY NO NO NO NO YES NO ONLY UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT mERCY N/A N/A NO N/A YES NO NO DRAKE UNIVERSITY NO YES YES NO YES NO NO

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EARLE mACK SCHOOL OF LAW, DRExEL UNIVERSITY NO NO YES NO YES NO INVITE EmORY UNIVERSITY NO NO YES YES YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA NO NO YES NO YES NO NO FLORIDA COASTAL SCHOOL OF LAW NO YES NO NO YES NO YES FORDHAm UNIVERSITY NO NO YES NO YES NO YES GEORGE mASON UNIVERSITY NO NO NO NO YES NO INVITE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL NO NO YES NO YES NO YES GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY LAW CENTER NO YES YES NO YES NO INVITE GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY NO NO NO NO YES NO YES UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA NO NO NO NO YES NO NO GOLDEN GATE UNIVERSITY NO NO NO NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII | WILLIAm S. RICHARDSON NO NO NO NO YES NO NO SCHOOL OF LAW HAmLINE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW NO NO NO NO YES NO NO mAURICE A. DEANE SCHOOL OF LAW—HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY NO NO YES NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON LAW CENTER NO NO NO NO YES NO NO INDIANA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW—BLOOmINGTON YES NO NO YES YES NO YES UNIVERSITY OF IOWA NO NO NO NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS NO NO YES NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY NO NO YES NO YES NO NO LEWIS AND CLARK LAW SCHOOL NO YES NO NO YES NO NO INVITE LOYOLA LAW SCHOOL, LOS ANGELES NO NO YES NO YES NO ONLY LOYOLA UNIVERSITY—CHICAGO NO NO NO NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF mAINE NO NO YES NO YES NO YES mARQUETTE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW NO NO YES NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF mARYLAND NO NO YES NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF mEmpHIS NO NO NO NO YES NO NO mERCER UNIVERSITY NO YES NO NO YES NO YES UNIVERSITY OF mIAmI YES YES YES YES YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF mICHIGAN NO NO YES NO YES NO NO mICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY NO NO NO NO YES YES YES UNIVERSITY OF mISSISSIppI NO NO YES NO YES NO NO mISSISSIppI COLLEGE SCHOOL OF LAW NO NO YES NO YES NO YES UNIVERSITY OF mISSOURI—COLUmBIA SCHOOL OF LAW NO NO NO NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF mISSOURI—KANSAS CITY NO NO YES NO YES YES NO

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UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA COLLEGE OF LAW NO NO YES NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS, NO NO YES NO YES NO NO WILLIAm S. BOYD SCHOOL OF LAW NEW ENGLAND LAW | BOSTON NO N/A YES NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAmpSHIRE SCHOOL OF LAW NO NO YES NO YES NO INVITE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA NO NO YES NO YES NO NO NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW NO NO NO NO YES NO NO NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY NO NO YES NO YES NO NO NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY NO NO NO NO YES YES YES UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAmE LAW SCHOOL NO NO NO NO YES NO YES NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY NO YES YES NO LSAC NO NO OHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITY NO NO NO NO YES NO INVITE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOmA NO NO NO NO YES NO NO OKLAHOmA CITY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW NO NO NO NO YES NO YES UNIVERSITY OF OREGON NO NO YES NO YES NO YES pACE UNIVERSITY NO NO YES NO YES NO NO pENN STATE DICKINSON SCHOOL OF LAW NO NO YES YES YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF pENNSYLVANIA NO NO YES NO YES NO INVITE UNIVERSITY OF pITTSBURGH NO NO NO NO YES NO NO QUINNIpIAC UNIVERSITY NO NO NO NO YES NO NO REGENT UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW NO NO NO NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF RICHmOND NO YES YES NO YES NO NO ROGER WILLIAmS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW NO NO NO NO YES NO NO RUTGERS UNIVERSITY—NEWARK N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW NO NO NO NO YES NO NO ST. mARY’S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW NO NO YES YES YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOmAS SCHOOL OF LAW (mN) NO YES YES NO YES NO YES SAmFORD UNIVERSITY—CUmBERLAND NO NO YES NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO NO NO YES NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO SCHOOL OF LAW NO NO YES NO YES NO NO SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY NO NO YES NO YES NO NO SEATTLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW NO NO YES NO YES NO YES UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF LAW NO NO YES NO LSAC NO NO SOUTH TExAS COLLEGE OF LAW NO YES YES NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF RICHmOND NO YES YES NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOmAS SCHOOL OF LAW (mN) NO YES YES NO YES NO YES

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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NO NO YES NO YES N/A N/A SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW NO NO NO NO YES NO NO SOUTHERN mETHODIST UNIVERSITY NO NO YES NO YES NO NO SOUTHWESTERN LAW SCHOOL NO YES YES YES YES NO NO STANFORD LAW SCHOOL NO NO NO NO YES NO NO SUNY BUFFALO LAW SCHOOL NO NO NO NO YES NO NO STETSON UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW NO NO NO NO YES YES NO SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL NO NO NO NO YES NO YES SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW NO YES YES NO YES NO YES TEmpLE UNIVERSITY BEASLEY SCHOOL OF LAW NO NO YES NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE NO NO YES YES YES NO NO TExAS WESLEYAN SCHOOL OF LAW NO NO NO NO YES NO NO THOmAS m. COOLEY YES ONLINE YES NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO NO NO NO NO YES NO NO TOURO LAW CENTER NO NO YES NO YES NO YES TULANE LAW SCHOOL YES YES NO NO YES NO YES UNIVERSITY OF UTAH NO NO NO NO YES NO NO VALpARAISO UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW NO wEb NO NO YES NO NO VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL NO NO YES YES YES NO YES VERmONT LAW SCHOOL NO NO YES NO YES NO YES WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY NO NO YES YES YES NO YES WASHBURN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW NO NO NO NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON NO NO NO NO YES NO NO YES WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW NO NO NO YES NO YES DVD WESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY NO NO YES NO YES NO NO WIDENER UNIVERSITY NO NO NO NO YES NO YES WILLAmETTE UNIVERSITY NO NO YES NO YES NO YES WILLIAm mITCHELL NO NO YES NO YES NO YES WILLIAm & mARY NO YES NO NO YES NO YES UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN NO NO YES NO YES NO NO UNIVERSITY OF WYOmING COLLEGE OF LAW NO N/A YES YES YES NO YES YALE LAW SCHOOL NO NO NO NO YES NO NO

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We believe that race, gender, age geography, undergraduate and graduate studies, work the university of Akron 73% $12,454.00 experience, volunteerism, extracurricular activities, and personal life experiences contribute to school of Law the diversity of the student body. Albany Law School’s students, faculty and staff are diverse in race, age, religious beliefs, national and ethnic origins, political affiliation and sexual orientation. President & Dean Penelope Andrews exemplifies this as a woman who grew up in South Africa and hastaught Albany Law school $18,642.00 Yes and researched law in numerous countries and continents. Albany Law School’s multicultural initiatives include counseling services, culturally diverse programs, recruiting a diverse student body, and building the Diversity Internship and Mentor Program. We consider diversity of perspective that can be obtained through background and experience, looking at factors that include (but are not limited to) cultural, linguistic, economic, gender, Arizona state university 75% $20,906.00 Yes sexual orientation, age, work experience, life experience, academic and intellectual pursuits and other factors. The historic mission of Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School is reflected in the fact that it had Atlanta’s John Marshall $15,890.00 Yes women in its first graduating class and was the first law school in Georgia to integrate. Weare Law school committed to continuing to be one of the most diverse law schools in America. baylor university $14,001.00 Yes boston College N/A $18,060 Yes Boston College Law values a wide range of experiences, backgrounds, interests & perspectives. No goals or quotas are set, but an applicant’s potential contribution to diversity is another consideration in determining which applicant’s are selected for admission. This latter criterion necessarily involves an assessment of such factors as geographic origin; membership in a disadvantaged economic, racial or ethic group; personal interest and talents; special brooklyn Law school $22,840.00 Yes achievements; prior life experience; leadership qualities; and maturity. These elements reflect the Law School’s concern that every applicant, regardless of age, sex, disability, race, color, religion, national or ethnic origin, sexual orientation, marital status or parental status, be given every reasonable change for consideration and admission. BU Law values and recognizes the importance of diversity. An ethnically, socio-economically, and otherwise diverse class is essential to the eduction of each student. As a producer of boston university N/A $17,176.00 Yes leaders in legal practice, government or other public service, academia, and business, BU Law school of Law continues its long standing tradition of providing opportunities for persons of all backgrounds and providing the excellent training to which a diverse classroom is indispensable. FAQs

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Boalt Hall seeks a student body with a broad set of interests, backgrounds, life experiences, and perspectives. Such diversity is important in a law school, which must train its graduates not only to analyze and interpret the law, but also to reflect on competing viewpoints, advance arguments persuasively in a variety of forums, and develop policies affecting a broad range university of California— 60% $21,721.00 Yes of people. Historically, Boalt Hall’s diverse student body has produced graduates who have berkeley served all segments of society and who have become leaders in many fields of law, including such varied fields as civil rights, corporate, environmental, criminal, intellectual property, and family law. Exposure to a wide array of ideas, outlooks, and experiences is an important part of our students’ educational and professional development. UC Davis values diversity in its student body and considers it an important factor during the admission process. Diversity of ideas, life and work experiences, cultural and socio-economic background, academic preparation and interests are a few of the factors that will be given university of California—Davis 78% $17,032.00 Yes consideration. Each applicant brings a unique set of credentials to the admission process and subsequently to the School of Law. The educational experience for each student at UC Davis is expanded and enhanced tremendously by the diversity of the overall student body. As a public law school, the University of California, Hastings College of the Law has a responsibility to educate lawyers who will serve the legal needs of all members of society. Hastings seeks each year to enroll students whose intellect, experience, creativity, and personal character will enable them successfully to complete their own legal education, contribute to the education of their classmates, and become accomplished lawyers who serve the needs of the public through the practice of law, the formulation of public policy, legal scholarship, and other professional endeavors. Because numeric criteria do not university of California— 75% $19,930.00 Yes necessarily indicate whether an applicant will meet or contribute to these goals, Hastings Hastings considers a variety of non numeric criteria. These criteria include letters of recommendation, academic honors and awards, the rigor and diffi culty of the applicant’s undergraduate and graduate education, communications skills, work experience, public service, and signifi cant achievement in other nonacademic activities. Hastings also considers whether the applicant is among the fi rst in his or her family to attend college, is a member of groups that historically have been underrepresented in law school and the legal profession, or has experienced signifi cant medical, personal, educational, or other adversity. UCLA School of Law seeks to admit students of outstanding intellectual ability who will bring a wide range of backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives to the classroom and the legal profession. Through long experience, the faculty has concluded that the quality of the university of California— 70% $21,069.00 Yes education of each student is affected in significant ways by the presence of vital, diverse Los Angeles

463 viewpoints. Indeed, students of all backgrounds choose to come to UCLA in significant part because of UCLA Law’s outstanding achievements in creating a highly diverse educational environment. 464 FAQs

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Off-Campus— $22,416.00 university of Miami Yes Living with Family— $11,292.00 Our commitments to collegiality, to bracing debate, and to enabling our students to pursue a wide range of options explain why the Law School has long been committed to diversity along many dimensions. In assembling an entering class, we look for individuals with intriguingly university of Michigan 20–25% $18,700.00 Yes different backgrounds, experiences, goals, and perspectives. Academic majors, work experience, extracurricular activities, distinctive moral and political outlooks, socioeconomic background, time living or working abroad, and more inform our admissions decisions. We urge applicants to supply whatever information they think will most fully present their qualifi cations and attributes. The admissions committee takes a holistic review to the applicant’s file. We value perspectives Michigan state university $14,750.00 Yes gained as a result of diverse personal and professional backgrounds. Mississippi College We seek to admit a broad based diverse entering class to provide a rich mix of backgrounds $15,000 Yes school of Law and viewpoints. university of Mississippi 62% $11,288.00 Yes university of Missouri— We seek diversity in our student body including ethnicity, gender, age, socio-economic status, 85% $14,918.00 Yes Columbia school of Law work experience, educational and geographic background and sexual orientation. It includes contributions to the cultural diversity of the School of Law; a history of overcoming challenges and barriers based on societal discrimination or economic disadvantage; university of Missouri— 68% $16,320.00 Yes demonstrated leadership qualities; a significant and sustained commitment to public or Kansas City community service; and other accomplishments or qualities that indicate the applicant will contribute to the School of Law’s academic and service missions. university of nebraska 75% $9,946.00 Yes College of Law university of nevada, Las vegas, William s. boyd 70–80% $17,875.00 Yes Life experience; cultural, ethnic, racial and socio-economic background school of Law new england Law | boston $18,360.00 Yes Ethnic, socioeconomic, geographic university of new Hampshire Students who are members of under-represented groups in the Bar or at University of New $10,998.00 Yes school of Law Hampshire School of Law. We define diversity by age, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion, geography, political university of north Carolina 70% $12,920.00 Yes ideology, disability, national origin, and gender. FAQs

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Northeastern University School of Law seeks a student body with a broad set of interests, backgrounds, life experiences, and perspectives. Our students represent various political ideologies as well as religious, cultural, and social backgrounds, including a large number of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender students. Students of color represent approximately one-third of our total student body (32 percent of students in our most recent entering class.) The northeastern university faculty is also diverse: 52 percent are women and 22 percent are people of color. Such diversity n/a $18,000.00 Yes school of Law is important in a law school, which must train its graduates not only to analyze and interpret the law, but also to refl ect on competing viewpoints, advance arguments persuasively in a variety of forums, and develop policies affecting a broad range of people. Historically, the School of Law’s diverse student body has produced graduates who have served all segments of society and who have become leaders in many fi elds of law. Exposure to a wide array of ideas, outlooks, and experiences is critical to law students’ educational and professional development. $18,000.00 Our admission review process focuses on enrolling a group of highly motivated men and university of notre Dame Room & board, women who will bring to the Law School a great variety of personal and professional Yes Law school books, travel experiences. Diversity can include age, race, ethnicity, religion, geography, political ideology supplies and gender among other factors. nova southeastern university $14,016.00 Yes “It is the policy of Ohio Northern University not to discriminate on the basis of race, religion, national or ethnic origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, or disability in its educational programs, admissions policies, employment policies, financial aid or other school administered programs.” While it is a nice starting point, a non-discrimination policy such as ONU’s, above, does not ohio northern university n/a $13,585 Yes even begin to scratch the surface of what an institution must do to be a truly diverse and accepting environment. At ONU Law not only do we make a pledge against discrimination, but we go further by actively recruiting members of racial and ethnic minority groups, the LGBTQ community, geographically diverse states, a variety of undergraduate universities, and all ages to join us. It is by our differences that we create a rich learning environment where we can learn to understand ourselves and broaden our understanding of the world. oklahoma City university Yes. Diversity is defined primarily as membership in an underrepresented (at the law school or Yes school of Law in the profession) ethnic or racial minority group. 469 470 FAQs

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We abide by our mission statement which states, among several goals, that the University of Oregon School of Law strives to embody and promote: “a faculty, staff, and student community dedicated to academic freedom, personal tolerance, and equal dignity for all” and “a steadfast commitment to human diversity, both within and beyond our walls.” We consider each university of oregon 32% $13,866.00 Yes applicant to be unique, offering her/his own combination of academic, professional, and personal experiences. From the details of these combined experiences emerge the differences that help to define diversity. The admissions committee is charged with the responsibility of determining how well this combination of experiences has prepared the applicant to successfully undertake a legal education. Pace university $20,470.00 Yes $19,566 Our admissions process considers each application in its entirety, including academic UP housing, food, transcripts, leadership activities, community activities, work experience, personal background, personal expenses, letters of recommendation, personal statement, LSAT score(s) and LSAT writing sample. transportation Through individual consideration, the admissions committee seeks to identify candidates Penn state Dickinson 51% Yes for law study who are academically prepared for law study and who will contribute to the school of Law $17,622 Carlisle housing, promotion of diversity and excellence in the student body and the legal profession. The food, personal committee uses no computational methods for making decisions. Although the number of expenses, applicants each year greatly exceeds our number of matriculated students, we invite all who transportation would like to study law at Penn State to apply for admission. Penn Law continues to be committed to diversity in all of its manifestations: culture, intellectual perspective, philosophy, race, politics, socioeconomic background, religion, sexual orientation, university of Pennsylvania $19,892.00 Yes work experience, and much more. Having a rich tapestry of people teaching and learning in our classrooms enhances the process of legal education and contributes greatly to the Penn Law experience. The law school strongly supports a diverse student body and considers all factors that are non-quantitative in the admissions review. These include ethnicity, gender, social economic university of Pittsburgh 66% $15,738.00 Yes background, adversity issues and other factors that are relevant to achieving a diverse community.

We strive for a diverse student body in terms of age, gender, race, socio-economic background, work and life experiences, etc. We welcome applications from students of color, nontraditional Quinnipiac university n/a $18,524.00 Yes students, and all students who add to the diversity of the student body because we believe that diversity enhances the dynamic learning environment. FAQs

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All aspects of an application are considered. We strive for a diverse student body in terms regent university n/a $20,490.00 Yes of age, gender, race, socio-economic background, work experience, and various other school of Law characteristics. Making admissions decisions the law school considers factors in addition to the applicant’s undergraduate record and LSAT score. The law school gives consideration as well to the ways in which each applicant might contribute to a diverse educational environment. The law school roger Williams university will review each qualified applicant’s file and consider, among other factors, an applicant’s $15,885.00 Yes school of Law leadership qualities, community service, socio-economic status, work history, advanced study, political and philosophical positions, unique talents or experiences, unusual hardships, race, color, age, sex, national origin, religion, sexual orientation and disability status in making its admission decisions. The law school considers all aspects of an applicant’s file. We strive for a diverse student body saint Louis university n/a $15,000.00 Yes in terms of age, gender, race, socio-economic background, work and life experiences, national school of Law origin, religion, disability status, etc. The University of San Diego seeks to enroll a highly qualified and diverse student body to ensure academic excellence and enrichment of legal education as well as legal profession university of san Diego $21,821.00 Yes through the participation of students with different perspectives and backgrounds. While LSAT and undergraduate GPA are important elements, other factors are significant in the admission decision process. university of san Francisco 75% $16,925.00 Yes school of Law The School of Law has adopted a special admissions policy that recognizes the national need for representation in the legal profession for those groups that traditionally have been under represented, including, but not limited to, members of ethnic minority groups. This policy recognizes that the traditional criteria of LSAT scores and undergraduate grade point averages santa Clara university n/a $17,204.00 Yes are not the only indicators of academic potential. Other relevant factors which are considered include academic potential and motivation as indicated by letters of recommendation or other sources of information, practical experiences and achievements in service to the applicant’s community, an extracurricular studies or activities that indicate motivation for success in law school. Seattle University School of Law embraces a wholly nondiscriminatory admission policy and philosophy. We welcome applications from all persons without regard to age, sex, race, seattle university $17,997.00 Yes religion, color, national origin, marital status, sexual or political orientation, or disability. In school of Law addition, we consider a candidate’s evidence of particular talents or backgrounds that will 471 contribute specifically to the diversity of the law school community. 472 FAQs

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Consideration of qualities beyond academic abilities, such as leadership ability, service to university of south Dakota 65% $13,200.00 Yes others, maturity, organizational skills, familiarity with other languages and cultures, a history of overcoming disadvantages, extraordinary accomplishments, or success in a previous career. university of southern The law school seeks to enroll a class that represents a rich array of diversity in background, Private $18,666.00 Yes California culture, and experience. We consider an applicant’s social and economic background, hardships overcome, family/ Private south Methodist $14,000.00 Yes educational background, work experiences, special skills and talents, community service, institution leadership, and ethnic, racial, or geographic diversity. southwestern Law school $15,600.00 Yes Stanford Law School believes that a student body that is both highly qualified and diverse in terms of culture, class, race, ethnicity, background, work and life experiences, skills, and Private interest is essential to the education of lawyers. Because of its strong belief in the value of stanford Law school $26,927.00 Yes institution diversity, the school especially encourages applications from , Mexican Americans, Native Americans, and Puerto Ricans, as well as others whose backgrounds and experiences provide additional dimensions that will enhance the school’s program. st. Mary’s university We invite applicants to write an optional statement to describe their ethnic and/or cultural $12,082.00 Yes school of Law background university of st. thomas $18,591.00 Yes school of Law While the SUNY Buffalo Law School does not set quotes, we consider non-quantitative factors that include, but are not limited to, race, gender, age, geography, undergraduate and graduate suny buffalo Law school 93% $17,564.00 Yes studies, work experience, volunteerism, extracurricular activities, and personal life experiences as signifi cant contributions to the student body. We also encourage students to write supplemental essays regarding their diversity factors that they feel are relevant to law school admission. stetson university Private $13,000.00 Yes College of Law suffolk university Law school $19,144.00 Syracuse University College of Law is committed to the enrollment of a diverse student body syracuse university $12,230.00 Yes and to the development of a community which celebrates differences and prepares legal professionals for a global workplace. temple university beasley 67% $18,760.00 Yes school of Law university of tennessee 80% $14,188.00 Yes FAQs

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At Texas Wesleyan Law, diversity speaks to a student’s ability to add to the student body and the legal community by showing their ability and willingness to share their diversity of voice, texas Wesleyan school of Law $14,940.00 Yes viewpoint, and experience with the broader law school community. Diversity considerations include and in no particular order: race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, age, faith, economic, geographic, disability, and experiential. Thomas M. Cooley upholds its founding mission of providing accessible legal education as well as its anti-discrimination policy in a way that continually produces entering classes that are diverse along many variables. Cooley is proud to acknowledge that its student body annually ranks as one of the most racially diverse in the country. Thomas M. Cooley Law School abides thomas M. Cooley Law school 30–40% $11,160.00 No by the AMA Standard 210(a) which provides that a “law school shall foster and maintain equality in opportunity in legal education, including employment of faculty and staff, without discrimination or segregation on the grounds of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, or sexual orientation.” Applicants are invited to indicate whether they are a member of a group traditionally university of toledo $15,818.00 Yes underrepresented in the legal profession. Diversity considerations include but are not limited to: race, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation, touro Law Center $19,500.00 Yes national origin, gender, disability, economic, experience, geographic. tulane Law school $19,490.00 Yes The committee will consider factors such as age, gender, racial or ethnic identity, university of utah 70–80% $9,108.00 Yes disadvantaged socioeconomic or educational experience, sexual orientation, nontraditional College of Law cultural background, or other similar information. Valparaiso Law is committed to fostering a community of students, faculty, and staff who value inclusiveness and welcome an active exchange of ideas acknowledging that a wide range of valparaiso university $12,760.00 Yes beliefs and expression is crucial to academic excellence. Our commitment to enrolling a student school of Law body that refl ects a variety of backgrounds, experiences, and points of view is refl ected in our student profi le, located on our webpage. vanderbilt Law school $10,000.00 Yes We consider factors listed by the applicant, including race, ethnicity and sexual orientation. vermont Law school $20,248.00 Yes We consider all factors—race, ethnicity, and sexual orientation. The Admissions Committee considers a wide range of subjective factors as part of the admission decisions. These include cultural, economic, educational, geographic background; villanova university Private $20,258 Yes non-academic experiences; professional experiences; leadership potential; military service; and other qualities the Admissions Committee may feel are deserving of special consideration 473 in the admission process. 474 FAQs

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The Admissions Committee considers a wide range of subjective factors as part of the admission decisions. These include cultural, economic, educational, and geographic Wake Forest university $10,500.00 Yes background; nonacademic experiences; and other qualities the Admissions Committee may feel are deserving of special consideration in the admission process. Factors that indicate diversity include, but are not limited to, the following: persevering against substantial obstacles such as economic disadvantage, family or personal adversity, or other hardships, disability, prejudice or discrimination, having lived in a foreign country or spoken a language other than English at home, career goals (with particular attention paid to university of Washington 65% $18,807.00 Yes the applicant’s commitment to public service), employment history, educational background (including graduate study), evidence of a potential for leadership (perhaps demonstrated by extracurricular, school, civic, or community service achievement), special talents or unique life experiences, or geographic diversity. The Admissions Committee considers a wide range of subjective factors as part of the Washington university admission decisions. These include cultural, economic, educational, and geographic $16,000.00 Yes school of Law background; nonacademic experiences; and other qualities the Admissions Committee may feel are deserving of special consideration in the admission process. Western State University values a diverse student body. We strive for representation in terms of age, gender, race, ethnicity, national origin and socio-economic background. We consider many non- Western university N/A $16,019.00 Yes academic qualifi cations including, leadership ability, work experience, hardships overcome, service to others, and other characteristics addressed in the applicant fi le. Widener university Diversity is one of the many criteria reviewed and is defined as race, economic and $16,749.00 Yes school of Law underrepresented area of the country. Willamette university N/A $14,940.00 Yes Broadly. The law school seeks to enroll a class that represents a rich array of diversity in background, William & Mary 40% $16,700.00 Yes culture, and experience. We embrace all levels of diversity—of heritage, values, life experiences, and educational William Mitchell College of Law $16,524.00 Yes objectives university of Wisconsin 60% $17,030.00 Yes We seek to enhance the diversity of our student body. In doing so, we consider applicants’ university of Wyoming life and work experience, age, socio-economic background, geographic origin, race, ethnicity, 50% $10,837.00 Yes College of Law gender, and any other characteristic that suggests that an applicants perspective would contribute to the diversity of our first year class yale Law school $17,000.00 Yes FAQs

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Two full time day sections of 50–55 students and one part-time the university of Akron school of Law 3 50–55 evening section of 60–70 university of Alabama 3 50–55 Legal writing sections have 20–30 students American university 6 80–90 5 full-time and 1 part-time—Legal writing has smaller sections Arizona state university 6 varies Excluding Legal Research and Writing at 1 Atlanta’s John Marshall Law school 4 50 3 full-time, 1 pt of 39, Legal Writing Section of 15 students Entering classes each year with some classes further divided Baylor university school of Law 1–2 55 in sections. Each section is divided in half for course on Legal Reasoning, Boston college 3 76–85 Research and Writing (LRRW). Outside of their respective sections, first year students take an elective course spring semester. Each section is further divided for some classes. First year writing and research seminars include 10–12 students, an Boston university school of Law 3 70 instructor and a 2L or 3L writing fellow. Legislation classes are a mix of sections. Brooklyn Law school 16 20 Number shown is for full-time. Part-time is 5/15. university of california—Berkeley 9 30 university of california—Davis 6 32 Research & Writing sections of 25 university of california—Hastings 4 80 Legal Writing & Research (LWR) sections of 12–15. university of california—Los Angeles 8 40 Lawyering skills classes enroll approximately 25 students. california Western university 3 85 campbell Law school 3 40 1/3 of class and 2/3 of class usually about 80 and 40 First-year Lawyering Skills and Legal Writing sections average Benjamin n. cardozo (Yeshiva) 7 45–50 between 8–12 students case Western Reserve 3 75 Day/evenings Lawyering Skills Program, 8 day sections, 11 day catholic university of America 2/1 45–50 sections, 3 evening sections , 116 students each. chapman university 3 60–65 Full time day; Part time day; legal writing max 22. Number of first year sections: 3–4. Comments: Three day sections charleston school of Law 3–4 50–65 of 55–65 full-time and part-time students combined. Legal research, analysis and writing sections have approximately 12–14. First-year students are divided into three sections of 70–80 chicago—Kent college of Law 3 70–80 students, and a legal writing class of approximately 30 students. university of cincinnati 6 17–21 city university of new York (cunY) 8 16–20 school of Law university of colorado 2 80–90 Legal writing sections are approximately 25 students each university of connecticut 6 23 cornell university 6 34 creighton university 2 1/2 of class Summer start: 1 section; Fall start: 2 sections. Students may university of Dayton 1–2 40–50 concentrate in an area of law after the first semester. DePaul university 3 75–95 Legal Research and Writing sections are between 13–16 students. university of Detroit Mercy 3 60 2 day(60)/1 evening section(40) Drake university 2 70–80 1/2 entering class earle Mack school of Law, 2 75 Drexel university

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emory university 6 36 Florida coastal school of Law 8 80 university of Florida 2 100 3 day, 1 night; legal writing breaks into smaller groups of George Mason university 4 60–80 10–12 students George Washington university 5 90 4 day 1 night Law school Georgetown university Law center 5 110–115 Smaller sub sections of 30 and 15. First year students may enroll in day or evening classes. There Georgia state university 3 65 are 2 day sections and 1 evening. Legal Research and Writing classes are 1/2 of section or university of Georgia 3 70–75 35 people. Golden Gate university 3 65 Also one evening section of 45–50. Hamline university school of Law 4 50–60 3 fulltime and one weekend section 3 fulltime sections with 70 students and one part-time with university of Houston Law center 4 50–70 25–30 Of the six first-year courses, half are usually taught in 2 sections indiana university school of Law— and half are taught in 3 sections. The first-year class is divided 2 to 8 20–85 Bloomington into 8 Legal Research and Writing sections. Upper level classes generally have 30 or fewer student sin each section. university of iowa 7 to 9 25–33 Some classes are composed of two to three sections. university of Kansas 8 25 Some classes are composed of two to three sections. Of four first-year courses per semester, 2 usually in 2 sections of university of Kentucky 2 67.5 65–70 students each, 2 in 3 sections of about 45 students. Lewis & clark Law school 6 30–35 5 day 1 evening Five first year section (4 day division and 1 evening division) Loyola Law school—Los Angeles 5 80 each numbering approx. 80 students in size. One part-time evening section; Legal Writing sections have Loyola university—chicago 4 65 10 students university of Maine school of Law 1 85 The entering class of 225 is divided into three large sections university of Maryland 9 25 and 9 small sections for the class of Legal Analysis, Writing and Research. university of Memphis 2 56 Except Legal Research and Writing which have 10–12 students some first year classes have only one section, other classes Mercer university 6 25 combine sections. First year class size ranges from 25–75 1st year Legal Communications & Research Skills Program university of Miami 5 ~85 has small classes (~20) with a curriculum designed to meet demands of contemporary legal practice. some are some classes are 40–45 and others are 20–22; Legal of Michigan 4 80 and Writing—20 students Except for research and writing sections, 2nd and 3rd year class Michigan state university 4 70–75 sizes are smaller. Legal writing classes meet in small sections of 10 students, Mississippi college school of Law 3 60–68 upper level seminars have 10–16 students, trial practice has 12 students, clinical courses have 6 students university of Mississippi 3 55–60 university of Missouri—columbia Legal Research and Writing courses have 15–20 students per 2 65–70 school of Law section. “Lawyering” course has 30–35 students per section.

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Except Introduction to Law and Lawyering Processes I and II university of Missouri—Kansas city 3 55 which have 6–7 small sections university of nebraska college of Law 2 70 Legal writing skills are limited to 14 per section university of nevada, Las Vegas, 3 40–55 2 day sections and 1 evening section. William s. Boyd school of Law Number of first year sections: 3; Number of students per section: university of north carolina 80–85; Comments: Class is divided into 6 small sections. new england Law | Boston 90–100 3 Day and 1 Evening university of new Hampshire 2 75 school of Law Legal Skills in Social Context is our 1L class where students work northeastern university school of Law 3 Approx. 70 in “law offices” of approximately 14 students. northwestern university 4 60–65 university of notre Dame Law school 3 55–65 ohio northern university 2 Approx. 45 oklahoma city university school of Law 3 60 university of oklahoma 4 44–50 Legal Research and Writing have 8 smaller sections. 3 full-time sections compose the first-year class. Legal Research university of oregon 3 60 and Writing classes are divided into smaller sections of 20 students each. 3 sections for Civ. Pro, Contracts, Torts and Property. 6 sections Pace university 3 to 6 60/25 for Crim Law/Legal Analysis and Writing. Penn state Dickinson school of Law 4 to 10 60/25 1st yr courses / research & writing courses university of Pennsylvania 3 85 One class is taught in small sections as is legal writing. university of Pittsburgh 3 80 Legal Research and Writing Sections are 25 students or less. 2 day and 1 evening section; Sections further split for legal Quinnipiac university 3 60–65 skills class Different first-year classes are divided diffferently. Some have two Regent university school of Law 2–4 70–38 sections while others have three or four. university of Richmond 3 50 Law Skills class has 12–14 students per section. Roger Williams university school of Law 3 60 3 sections for first year courses, except research and writing saint Louis university school of Law 10 20–25 university of st. thomas 2 75–85 Lawyering Skills sections are 25 students or less. school of Law (Mn) samford university, cumberland 3 50 Lawyering and Legal Reasoning 8 sections We have four full time day sections and one part time evening university of san Diego 5 70–80 section; 22–28 in Lawyering Skills university of san Francisco school of Law 2 75 6 full-time and 2 part-time sections. Sections are further divided santa clara university 8 40 into smaller groups of 25. 17 students per section for Legal Research and Writing. seattle university school of Law 4 80/90 3 day/1 evening section Crim Law and Crim Pro have 2 sections, Fundamental Legal Skills university of south Dakota school of Law 9 20 to 62 has 3 sections. university of southern california 3 75 southern illinois university 2 50/60 Lawyering skills have approximately 20 students. school of Law 477 FAQs

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southern Methodist university 3 85–90 2 day and 1 evening section southwestern Law school 3 80 Legal research and writing groups in first year are smaller than st. Mary’s university school of Law 4 70 regular sections. stanford Law school 6 25–30 sunY Buffalo Law school 3 60–70 Research/Writing section of about 25 students. stetson university college of Law 5 60–70 Legal practice skills & constitutional law have smaller sections; suffolk university Law school 6 85 4 day, 2 evening sections syracuse university 4 50–60 Legal Communication and Research has 14 sections with ~15 in each. temple university Beasley school of Law 5 60 university of tennessee 3 50 2 day and 1 evening section; large sections further divided for Legal Analysis, Research and Writing; evening large section of texas Wesleyan school of Law 3 70–90 approximately 70 students; day large sections approximately 80–95 students. The number of sections as well as the number of students per section varies depending upon which term a student enters thomas M. cooley 1 to 8 40–110 (Sept, Jan, or May) and upon which of the three campuses the student attends. touro Law center 3 65 3 full-time day/1 part-time evening section/12 legal writing sections Legal Research and Writing sections are substantially smaller, university of toledo with up to 10 sections total. tulane Law school 3 80/85 Legal & Research Writing have 9 sections with 26–28 in each university of utah 3–4 30–40 Legal Research and Writing sections are smaller. Legal Writing sections are the smallest and varies with the other Valparaiso university school of Law 15 20–100 courses. Vanderbilt university Law school 2 93 4 sections of Tort, 3 sections of all other substantive courses. Vermont Law school 4 70 Legal Writing Sections fewer than 20 students. Wake Forest university 4 40 Washburn university school of Law 2 60–70 Legal analysis, research and writing sections =20–25 people university of Washington 6 25–35 Washington university school of Law 6 45 Legal Research and writing sections have 19–20 students. Legal writing courses have approximately 20 students, 2nd and Western state university 2 or 3 50–80 3rd year classes are smaller Delaware Campus sections vary from 4–6 and number of Widener university Varies Varies students between 40–60 depending upon class. Harrisburg Campus has 2 first year sections with 62 students per section. Willamette university 2–5 30–80 7 Legal Research and Writing Sections William & Mary 3 60–70 Legal Skills Program has 15 sections with 14 students per section. Except for Legal Writing classes which have 10–12 students William Mitchell college of Law 4 60–80 per class university of Wisconsin 12–15 18–25 university of Wyoming college of Law 1 80

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University of Alabama Yes Yes Albany law school Yes, Wireless Yes, both American University Yes, both Wireless and Wired Yes, both Wireless and Wired Appalachian school of law Yes, both Wireless and Wired Yes, both Wireless and Wired Arizona state University Wireless Wireless Atlanta’s John marshall law school Yes, Wireless Yes, both Wireless and Wired baylor University school of law Yes Yes, both Wireless and Wired benjamin n. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Yes, Wired Yes, both Wireless and Wired boston College Yes, both Wireless and Wired Yes, both Wireless and Wired boston University school of law Wireless Wireless brooklyn law school Yes, both Wireless and Wired Yes, both Wireless and Wired University of California—berkeley Wireless Wireless University of California—Davis Wireless Wireless University of California—Hastings Wireless Wireless University of California—Irvine Wireless Wireless University of California—los Angeles Wireless Wireless California Western University Wireless Wireless Campbell law school Wireless Yes, both Wireless and Wired Case Western reserve Wireless Wireless Catholic University of America Yes, Wireless Yes, Wireless Chapman University school of law Yes, both wireless and wired Yes, both wireless and wired Charleston school of law Yes, Wireless Yes, Wireless Chicago—Kent College of law Yes Wireless and Wired Wireless University of Cincinnati Yes unknown type Yes unknown type City University of new York (CUnY) school of law Wireless/Wired Wireless/Wired University of Colorado Yes, both wireless and wired Yes, both wireless and wired University of Connecticut Some yes unknown type Cornell University Yes unknown type Yes wireless Creighton University Yes unknown type Yes unknown type University of Dayton Wireless Wireless DePaul University College of law Wireless Wireless University of Detroit mercy Wireless Wireless Drake University Wireless Wireless earle mack school of law, Drexel University Yes, both Wireless and Wired Yes, both Wireless and Wired emory University Wireless Yes, both Wireless and Wired Florida Coastal school of law Yes, both Wireless and Wired Yes both University of Florida Wireless Wireless George mason University Wireless Wireless Georgetown University law Center Wireless Wireless George Washington University law school Wireless Wireless Georgia state University Wireless Wireless University of Georgia Wireless Wireless Golden Gate University Wireless Wireless

479 FAQs

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University of Hawaii | William s. richardson Wireless Wireless and Wired school of law Hamline University school of law Yes, both Wireless and Wired Yes, both Wireless and Wired maurice A. Deane school of law—Hofstra University Wireless Wireless University of Houston law Center Wireless Wireless Indiana University bloomington Wireless Wireless University of Kansas Wireless Wireless University of Kentucky Yes unknown type Yes unknown type lewis & Clark law school Wireless Wireless loyola law school—los Angeles Wireless Wireless loyola University—Chicago Wireless Wireless University of maine school of law Yes unknown type Yes unknown type University of maryland Yes, both Wireless and Wired Yes, both Wireless and Wired University of memphis Wireless Wireless mercer University Yes, Wireless Yes, Wireless University of miami Wireless Wireless University of michigan Wireless Wireless michigan state University Wireless Wireless mississippi College school of law Yes, Wireless Yes, both Wireless and Wired University of mississippi Yes, both Wireless and Wired Yes, both Wireless and Wired University of missouri-Columbia school of law Wireless Yes, both Wireless and Wired University of missouri-Kansas City Yes, Wireless Yes, both Wireless and Wired University of nebraska College of law Wireless Yes, both Wireless and Wired University of nevada, las vegas, Yes, Wired Yes, Wired William s. boyd school of law new england law | boston Wireless Wireless University of new Hampshire school of law Wireless Wireless University of north Carolina Wireless Wireless northeastern University school of law Wireless Wireless northern Kentucky University Wireless Wireless northwestern University Wireless Wireless University of notre Dame law school Wireless Wireless ohio northern University Wireless Wireless and Wired University of oklahoma Wireless Wireless oklahoma City University school of law Wireless Wireless University of oregon Yes, both Wireless and Wired Yes, both Wireless and Wired Pace University Wireless Wireless Penn state Dickinson school of law Wireless Wireless University of Pennsylvania Wireless Wireless University of Pittsburgh Wireless Wireless Quinnipiac law Wireless Yes, both Wireless and Wired regent University school of law Wireless Wireless University of richmond Wireless Wireless roger Williams University school of law Wireless Wireless

480 FAQs

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rutgers University—newark Yes unknown type Yes unknown type saint louis University school of law Wireless Wireless University of st. thomas school of law (mn) Wireless Yes, both Wireless and Wired samford University—Cumberland Yes, both Wireless and Wired Yes, both Wireless and Wired University of san Diego Wireless Wireless University of san Francisco school of law Laptop plug in Laptop plug in santa Clara University Yes, both Wireless and Wired Yes, both Wireless and Wired seattle University school of law Yes, both Wireless and Wired Yes, both Wireless and Wired University of southern California Yes unknown type Yes unknown type southern Illinois University school of law Yes, Wireless Yes, Wireless southern methodist University Wireless Wireless south texas College of law Yes Yes, both Wireless and Wired southwestern law school Laptop plug in Wired st. mary’s University school of law Wired Wireless stanford law school Yes Yes, Wireless sUnY buffalo law school Wireless Wireless stetson University College of law Yes, both Wireless and Wired Wireless suffolk University law school Yes, both wireless and wired Yes, both Wireless and Wired syracuse University Yes, Wireless Yes, Wireless temple University beasley school of law Yes, wireless Yes, wireless University of tennessee Yes unknown type Yes unknown type texas Wesleyan school of law Wireless Wireless University of toledo Yes Yes touro law Center Wireless and Wired Wireless and Wired tulane law school Wireless—EVERYWHERE Wireless-EVERYWHERE University of south Dakota school of law Wireless Wireless/Wired University of Utah Yes, both wireless and wired Yes, wireless valparaiso University school of law Yes, wireless Yes, wireless vanderbilt University law school Yes unknown type Yes unknown type vermont law school Wireless Yes, both Wireless and Wired villanova University Yes, both Wireless and Wired Yes, both Wireless and Wired Wake Forest University Yes unknown type Yes unknown type Washburn University school of law Yes Wireless Yes Wireless University of Washington Yes Yes Washington University school of law Yes, both Wireless and Wired Yes, both Wireless and Wired Western state University Yes, both Wireless and Wired Yes, both Wireless and Wired Widener University Yes, both wireless and wired Yes, both Wireless and Wired Willamette University Wireless Yes, both wireless and wired William & mary Yes, both Wireless and Wired Yes, both Wireless and Wired William mitchell College of law Wireless Wireless University of Wisconsin Yes Yes University of Wyoming College of law Yes unknown type Yes Wireless Yale law school Yes, both Wireless and Wired Yes, both Wireless and Wired

481 482 FAQs EArly Action/ Early Action? EarlyEa* File Ed* File Ea* ls* Ed* ls* Ea* Applicant Ed* Applicant (Ea) Decision? complete complete Decision DecisionDecision Date Decision Date Ed Fin Aid EArly DEcision (Ed) Date Date Date Date

*Ea = Early Action Ed = Early Decision ls = law school

American University No Yes, 15-Jan 22-Jan 31-Jan Candidates admitted early decision Binding are considered first for merit scholar- ships. Other types of financial aid are awarded later in February or March. Early decision is not recom- mended for candidates who need to know their full financial aid package before paying a deposit. Arizona state University No Yes 1-Nov 30-Jan April On a rolling basis Baylor University No Yes N/A 1-Nov N/A N/A 1-April On a rolling basis Brooklyn law school No Yes, 1-Dec 31-Dec Binding; After admission, on a rolling basis Binding deposit due after FAFSA and need access report 4/15. received by financial aid office. University of california—Hastings No Yes, 15-Nov 15-Dec 15-Jan Binding University of california— No Yes, 15-Nov 31-Dec Varies los Angeles Binding case Western reserve Yes 29-Nov 20-Dec 10-Jan After Admission, offer of admission University is binding. catholic University of America No Yes 1-Dec 31-Dec April On a rolling basis. chicago-Kent college of law Yes, 15-Nov 30-Nov 15-Jan After Admission, offer of admission Binding is binding. University of chicago No Yes, 1-Dec 1st Dec 31-Dec 15-Jan February Binding University of cincinatti No Yes N/A 1-Dec N/A 15-Jan N/A 1-Feb N/A columbia law school No Yes, 15-Nov n/a After admission, offer of admission Binding is binding. cornell law school Yes No 15-Nov 12/15– 4/15 approx N/A 12/31 Fordham University Yes No 15-Oct 15-Dec 15-Dec George Mason University No Yes, N/A 15-Dec N/A 31-Jan N/A N/A After admission, offer of admission Binding is binding. FAQs EArly Action/ Early Action? EarlyEa* File Ed* File Ea* ls* Ed* ls* Ea* Applicant Ed* Applicant (Ea) Decision? complete complete Decision DecisionDecision Date Decision Date Ed Fin Aid EArly DEcision (Ed) Date Date Date Date

*Ea = Early Action Ed = Early Decision ls = law school

Georgetown University No Yes 1-Mar Binding Binding Any candidate for whom receipt law center of institutional financial aid is a prerequisite for enrolling should not apply through the Early Decision pro- cess. Instead, candidates for whom receipt of institutional financial aid is a prerequisite for enrolling should apply Regular Decision. Applicants to Georgetown Law will not be able to complete the Georgetown Institu- tional Aid application until after they have been admitted. Maurice A. Deane school of law— Yes No 15-Nov 15-Dec 15-April Financial aid should not be a factor Hofstra University in applying early action, due to the fact that financial aid notifications are released in March and April. University of Houston law center Yes Same Yes 15-Nov 15-Dec Med-Feb Med-Feb 15-Apr 15-Apr N/A As Ea. Decision indiana University—Bloomington No Yes 15-Nov 15-Nov 15-Dec 15-Dec Application After Admission, offer of Admission is Binding binding indiana University school of Yes, 30-Nov 30-Dec 1-Feb law—indianapolis Binding loyola law school—los Angeles No Yes N/A 1-Dec N/A 31-Dec N/A Binding If eligible, scholarships awarded with offer of admission. Loans and other aid offered after FAFSA. loyola University—chicago Yes 15-Jan school of law University of Michigan No Yes, 15-Nov 15-Dec Binding Early decision applicants are eligible Binding for merit- and need-based grants on the same term as all admitted students. Mississippi college Yes 1-Dec 15-Jan 1-Apr Same as regular school of law University of Missouri—columbia No Yes, 15-Nov 31-Dec Binding

483 northeastern University Yes No 15-Jan 1-May school of law 484 FAQs EArly Action/ Early Action? EarlyEa* File Ed* File Ea* ls* Ed* ls* Ea* Applicant Ed* Applicant (Ea) Decision? complete complete Decision DecisionDecision Date Decision Date Ed Fin Aid EArly DEcision (Ed) Date Date Date Date

*Ea = Early Action Ed = Early Decision ls = law school

northwestern University No Yes 1-Dec 31-Dec University of notre Dame No Yes 10-Nov 15-Dec 5-Jan Admitted candidates are notified law school of non-repayable fellowship aid in conjunction with offer of admission. University of Pennsylvania No Yes 1-Dec 31-Dec University of Pittsburgh No Yes 1-Dec 31-Dec 15-Jan Notification of scholarship with ad- missions decision. Loans and other scholarship aid offered after FAFSA received. University of richmond No Yes, 15-Dec 24-Dec binding Offer of admission is binding. Binding University of san Diego No Yes, 1-Dec 31-Dec 15-Jan Binding santa clara University Yes Yes 30-Nov 30-Nov Mid-Dec Mid-Dec 1-Apr 1-Apr Notification of scholarships with admission decision. Loans and other scholarship aid offered after FAFSA received. southern Methodist University Yes yes 1-Nov 1-Nov 31-Jan 31-Jan 1-Apr 1-Apr sUny Buffalo law school N/A Yes, N/A 15-Nov N/A 15-Dec N/A Binding Notification or merit scholarship in Binding offer letter. Federal financial aid is offered after FAFSA is received and processed (same time-line as regular decision candidates). thomas M. cooley law school No No rolling ad- N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A missions Vanderbilt University law school No Yes, 1-Nov <12/15 After admission decision. Binding University of Virginia No Yes, 15-Nov 15-Dec 30-Apr Same as regular admission offers Binding University of Washington N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A More FAQs No early Action or early Decision Programs

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486 More FAQs

December LSAT Questions If an applicant takes the LSAT a second time in December, do you prefer that the applicant.

a) complete and forward their application but notify you that they will be taking the test in December; or b) wait to submit their application until a score is received?

School (a) (b) Describe American University X Boston College Law School No preference Either is fine; we’ll hold for the December score if Brooklyn Law School X they e-mail us separately and request it. University of California—Berkeley X University of California—Davis X University of California—Hastings No preference University of California—Irvine No preference University of California—Los Angeles No preference Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) X Our application asks for any LSAT tests you have taken or plan to take. If you decide to take an LSAT test that you did not indicate on your application, you need to notify the Law Admissions Office so that your application can be placed on hold until the score is received. Once a decision is rendered there is no Chapman University X appeals process; all decisions are final. You can either apply after your score has been received or before, and we will hold your application for all tests taken before our application deadline of April 15. It may be beneficial to submit your application beforehand so that we can begin processing your documents. Charleston School of Law X Either is fine; we will hold for the December score. University of Chicago X Chicago—Kent School of Law No preference University of Colorado X Cornell University No preference University of Dayton X University of Denver X DePaul University X University of Detroit Mercy X Drake University No preference Either is fine; we’ll hold for the December score if Duke University they e-mail us separately and request it. Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University X We prefer applicants send in their application as soon as possible. Please make note of all LSATs George Mason University X taken or to be taken and we will hold review until all scores are received.

487 More FAQs

December LSAT Questions If an applicant takes the LSAT a second time in December, do you prefer that the applicant.

a) complete and forward their application but notify you that they will be taking the test in December; or b) wait to submit their application until a score is received?

School (a) (b) Describe We prefer students send in the rest of their application as soon as possible and do not advise they wait Georgetown University Law Center X until their score is available. Please make a note on application to have the Admissions Office hold the application until the December score is available. No preference. Please make a note on application University of Georgia to have the Office of Admissions hold the application until the December score is available. Georgia State No preference Hamline University School of Law X No preference Applicants should notify us via e-mail to University of Houston Law Center X [email protected] that they will be taking the December test. University if Kansas X Applicants should indicate on our application Lewis & Clark Law School X any LSAT taken or plans to take. To notify us later, e-mail [email protected] Loyola University—Chicago X University of Memphis X Mercer University No preference University of Michigan X University of Missouri—Columbia X Prefer option (a), but option (b) is also fine. University of Las Vegas—Nevada X New England Law | Boston X Decide on his or her own when she or he is ready New York Law School or most comfortable sending the application. We recommend that applicants notify us on the University of North Carolina X application that they are planning to take or have retaken the test. Northeastern University School of Law No preference Northwestern University X We recommend that applicants notify us on the University of Notre Dame Law School X application that they are planning to take the test. University of Oklahoma X Ohio Northern University X University of Oregon X Pace University X University of Pittsburgh X

488 More FAQs

December LSAT Questions If an applicant takes the LSAT a second time in December, do you prefer that the applicant.

a) complete and forward their application but notify you that they will be taking the test in December; or b) wait to submit their application until a score is received?

School (a) (b) Describe Quinnipiac University X Regent University School of Law X University of Richmond X Roger Williams University School of Law X Saint Louis University School of Law X University of San Diego X Southern Methodist University X Prefer option (a) but option (b) is also fine. Stanford Law School X Suffolk University No preference Application will be held for December score as SUNY Buffalo Law School X long as a request is submitted via e-mail to law [email protected] Syracuse University No preference Temple University Beasley School of Law No preference Texas Wesleyan School of Law X Prefer (a) but option (b) is also fine. University of Toledo No preference Touro Law Center X Tulane University X University of Utah No preference Valparaiso University X Vermont Law School X Villanova University X Washburn University School of Law No preference University of Washington X Washington University No preference Western New England College School of Law X Widener University School of Law No preference Willamette University X William & Mary X No preference. If the applicant submits the application University of Wisconsin prior to receiving the additional score, they should indicate on the application future LSAT plans. University of Wyoming X Yale Law School X

489 MORE FAQs February LSAT Questions

1. � Will you consider a student for fall semester if the student does not take the LSAT until February of that year? 2. � If a student applies with an LSAT score and retakes the test in February of the application year, will you consider that score? 3. In the case of a retake of the LSAT in February, if the student has already been rejected before you receive this score, will you, upon request, reconsider the applicant?

1. 2. 2. comment 3. 3. comment

UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA Yes Yes

No decision until scores from all test applicant ALBANY LAW SCHOOL Yes Yes Yes indicates they are taking are received.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Yes Yes Yes Reviewed on a case by case basis.

APPALACHIAN SCHOOL OF LAW Yes Yes Yes

As long as we were advised that the applicant was ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY Yes Yes No taking the February test and asked to wait for it.

ATLANTA’S JOHN MARSHALL Yes Yes If informed Yes LAW SCHOOL

If a decision has Not been BAYLOR UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW Yes Yes made or the applicant asks No to hold the file. As long as were advised that BENJAMIN N. CARDOZO (YESHIVA) Yes Yes the applicant has taken the Yes test The student should notify The committee will consider requests the Admissions Office on an individual basis and reserves BOSTON COLLEgE LAW SCHOOL Yes Yes Yes that he/she is taking the the right to decline a request for February test. reconsideration.

BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW Yes Yes Yes

The committee reviews all scores and gives substantial weight to the highest Prefer the candidates inform BROOKLYN LAW SCHOOL Yes Yes Yes one. This applies to June LSATs as well, us in advance subject to the availability of seats in the entering class.

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY No No No

We will take a February score UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS No Yes No as a re-take only.

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA— Yes Yes No HASTINgS

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA—IRVINE Yes Yes Applicant must request in writing.

490 MORE FAQs February LSAT Questions

1. � Will you consider a student for fall semester if the student does not take the LSAT until February of that year? 2. � If a student applies with an LSAT score and retakes the test in February of the application year, will you consider that score? 3. In the case of a retake of the LSAT in February, if the student has already been rejected before you receive this score, will you, upon request, reconsider the applicant?

1. 2. 2. comment 3. 3. comment

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, Yes Yes Yes LOS ANgELES

CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY Yes Yes Yes

We ask applicants the dates on which they have/will be taking the LSAT. We would not make a decision until all CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY Yes Yes Yes LSAT scores are reported. If they didn’t tell us they were retaking, we would reconsider the decision.

CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA Yes Yes Yes

But the applicant must notify the law admissions CHAPMAN UNIVERSITY Yes Yes office that they are taking the February LSAT.

CHARLESTON SCHOOL OF LAW Yes Yes Yes

CHICAgO-KENT COLLEgE OF LAW Yes Yes Yes

UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI Yes Yes Yes Potentially

CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK (CUNY) Yes Yes Yes SCHOOL OF LAW

As long as we were advised UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO Yes Yes that the applicant was Only on request taking the Feb. test

If a student retakes the test in The committee may elect to reconsider UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT Yes Yes February we will hold the file Yes a February LSAT if student was already until those scores appear. rejected but it is unlikely.

491 MORE FAQs February LSAT Questions

1. � Will you consider a student for fall semester if the student does not take the LSAT until February of that year? 2. � If a student applies with an LSAT score and retakes the test in February of the application year, will you consider that score? 3. In the case of a retake of the LSAT in February, if the student has already been rejected before you receive this score, will you, upon request, reconsider the applicant?

1. 2. 2. comment 3. 3. comment

CORNELL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL Our application deadline is February 1, The student should request but we will consider the applications on But the applicant should let reconsideration in writing and inform a space available basis. Accordingly, Yes Yes the admissions office know Yes the admissions office about the the students taking the February LSAT about the February LSAT February LSAT. should get their applications complete as soon as possible.

We will reconsider, as long as the UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON Yes Yes Yes applicant notifies us that they are taking a future LSAT.

If the applicant notifies the office of an upcoming DEPAUL UNIVERSITY COLLEgE OF LAW Yes Yes February test, the admissions No office will hold files until receipt of those scores.

UNIVERSITY OF DENVER Yes Yes Yes

UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT MERCY Yes Yes Yes Upon request.

UNIVERSITY OF THE DISTRICT Yes Yes Yes OF COLUMBIA

DRAKE UNIVERSITY Yes Yes Yes We can, but if they want us to wait We’ll consider an to make a decision until we have the application with only the February score, they are at the same February LSAT, but it is DUKE UNIVERSITY Yes Yes disadvantage due to timing. very late in the cycle, and We’ll reconsider if a decision has the student will be at a already been made, but are unlikely to disadvantage due to timing. change the decision.

EARLE MACK SCHOOL OF LAW, Yes Yes Yes DRExEL UNIVERSITY

Not applicable to our school. We EMORY UNIVERSITY Yes Yes n/a do not reject candidates before the Space available basis February scores are out.

492 MORE FAQs February LSAT Questions

1. � Will you consider a student for fall semester if the student does not take the LSAT until February of that year? 2. � If a student applies with an LSAT score and retakes the test in February of the application year, will you consider that score? 3. In the case of a retake of the LSAT in February, if the student has already been rejected before you receive this score, will you, upon request, reconsider the applicant?

1. 2. 2. comment 3. 3. comment

We will consider the February LSAT for fall admission. We will also FLORIDA COASTAL SCHOOL OF LAW Yes Yes Yes consider the June LSAT for fall admission if there is still space in our class.

UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA Yes Yes Yes

FORDHAM UNIVERSITY Yes Yes Yes gEORgE MASON UNIVERSITY Yes Yes Yes But only upon request. gEORgE WASHINgTON Yes Yes Yes But only on request. UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL

The University of Georgia The University of Georgia School of Law THE UNIVERSITY OF gEORgIA School of Law will consider Yes Yes Yes will consider a student who has been SCHOOL OF LAW the February re-test for that denied admission if the student retests. application year.

If a decision has Not been gEORgETOWN UNIVERSITY Yes Yes rendered or applicant Yes Only upon request LAW CENTER requests consideration gEORgIA STATE UNIVERSITY Yes Yes Yes But only on request. gOLDEN gATE UNIVERSITY Yes Yes Upon applicant request. — Considered on a case-by-case basis.

HAMLINE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW Yes Yes After all scores received Yes But only on request.

UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII | WILLIAM S. No No No RICHARDSON SCHOOL OF LAW

If we are notified by the applicant that he/she is Maurice A. Deane School of Law— Yes Yes registered for the Feb. LSAT, No Hofstra University we generally will not review until score is received If a decision has not been rendered or the applicant UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON LAW CENTER Yes Yes Yes Upon request for reconsideration. submits a written request for reconsideration. No decision until scores INDIANA UNIVERSITY BLOOMINgTON Yes Yes from all tests have been Yes received

493 MORE FAQs February LSAT Questions

1. � Will you consider a student for fall semester if the student does not take the LSAT until February of that year? 2. � If a student applies with an LSAT score and retakes the test in February of the application year, will you consider that score? 3. In the case of a retake of the LSAT in February, if the student has already been rejected before you receive this score, will you, upon request, reconsider the applicant?

1. 2. 2. comment 3. 3. comment

INDIANA UNIVERSITY—INDIANAPOLIS Yes Yes Yes

If the committee has already voted For those that have not to deny the committee may elect to UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS Yes Yes been reviewed and are Yes reconsider the Feb test but is unlikely awaiting a decision. to do so.

UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY

All tests applicant indicates LEWIS & CLARK LAW SCHOOL Yes Yes Yes If a final decision has not been made they are taking are reviewed. We encourage students to take the June, October and December tests. But if we LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY Yes Yes Yes get a February score we will consider it if we have spaces in the class. Applicant must notify us of If we are notified of the February LSAT, LOYOLA LAW SCHOOL—LOS ANgELES Yes Yes Yes February LSAT we will not review until score is received.

LOYOLA UNIVERSITY—CHICAgO Yes Yes No

Applicant should notify us that they are re-taking the LSAT, provided all other application materials are received by March UNIVERSITY OF MAINE 1 application deadline. Yes- Yes Yes Reviewed on a case by case basis SCHOOL OF LAW In addition, since me make decisions on a rolling basis, it is in the applicant’s best interest to complete their applications as early as possible

As long as the applicant MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL Yes Yes Yes Reviewed on a case-by-case basis. informs us.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND Yes Yes Applicant must inform us. Yes

Applicant needs to inform Memphis UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS Yes Yes Yes of retake.

MERCER UNIVERSITY Yes Yes Yes

494 MORE FAQs February LSAT Questions

1. � Will you consider a student for fall semester if the student does not take the LSAT until February of that year? 2. � If a student applies with an LSAT score and retakes the test in February of the application year, will you consider that score? 3. In the case of a retake of the LSAT in February, if the student has already been rejected before you receive this score, will you, upon request, reconsider the applicant?

1. 2. 2. comment 3. 3. comment

UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI We will consider February scores; But to have a realistic chance for however, since we make decisions on a admissions the person must improve Yes Yes Yes rolling basis, it is always in applicants’ significantly in his/her score to be best interests to complete their competitive. applications as early as possible.

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIgAN Reviewed on a case-by-case But unlikely to result in a different Yes Yes Yes LAW SCHOOL basis. decision.

MICHIgAN STATE UNIVERSITY Yes Yes Yes Denied candidate must appeal.

UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI But, we do stress to students that Yes, as long as we were Not applicable to our school. We it is extremely difficult for them to Yes Yes advised that the applicant n/a do not reject candidates before the complete applications by our March 1st was taking the February test. February scores are out. application deadline when they do this.

UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI—COLUMBIA Yes Yes Yes

UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI— As long as student asks that Yes Yes Yes KANSAS CITY we wait for the score. Applicants should clearly UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA state on their applications Yes Yes Yes COLLEgE OF LAW that they plan to retake the exam Applicants must indicate on the application and/ UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, or notify the office of LAS VEgAS, WILLIAM S. BOYD Yes Yes Admissions as soon as n/a SCHOOL OF LAW possible if they desire to have their February LSAT scores considered. Candidates are asked to list NEW ENgLAND LAW | BOSTON Yes Yes Yes Feb. LSAT on application.

UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE If a decision has Not already Yes Yes Yes SCHOOL OF LAW been rendered Candidates are asked UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME Yes Yes to list February LSAT on Yes LAW SCHOOL application.

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA Yes Yes No

495 MORE FAQs February LSAT Questions

1. � Will you consider a student for fall semester if the student does not take the LSAT until February of that year? 2. � If a student applies with an LSAT score and retakes the test in February of the application year, will you consider that score? 3. In the case of a retake of the LSAT in February, if the student has already been rejected before you receive this score, will you, upon request, reconsider the applicant?

1. 2. 2. comment 3. 3. comment

NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY Yes Yes Yes SCHOOL OF LAW

NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY Yes Yes Yes

OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY Yes Yes Yes SCHOOL OF LAW

OHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITY Yes Yes N/A

UNIVERSITY OF OREgON Yes Yes Prior notification required. No

As long as the applicant If we are notified of February LSAT we PACE UNIVERSITY Yes Yes informs us that they plan to No will not review the file until score is take the February LSAT received We do make sure the applicant understands the disadvantages of applying so But, we generally will withhold a late. February test-takers are decision pending Feb score providing PENN STATE DICKINSON Yes Yes Yes at risk for not being admitted we are aware of the applicant’s or offered need or merit decision to take the Feb test. based scholarships even when otherwise qualified.

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Yes Yes No

UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURgH Yes Yes Yes

As long as the applicant QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY Yes Yes Yes Upon request of applicant. informs us We would hold action on the file if the applicant indicated Upon written request we will review REgENT UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW Yes Yes Yes a future test date on the the file with the new score. application.

UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND However, we do emphasize the danger We ask on the application if of applying so late since we have a the student plans to retake If an applicant requests rolling admissions policy. February Yes Yes the test and in a borderline Yes reconsideration of his/her file we will test takers stand a risk of not receiving case we will consider the comply. merit-based scholarships even with February score. outstanding credentials.

ROgER WILLIAMS UNIVERSITY As long as the applicant Yes Yes SCHOOL OF LAW informs us

496 MORE FAQs February LSAT Questions

1. � Will you consider a student for fall semester if the student does not take the LSAT until February of that year? 2. � If a student applies with an LSAT score and retakes the test in February of the application year, will you consider that score? 3. In the case of a retake of the LSAT in February, if the student has already been rejected before you receive this score, will you, upon request, reconsider the applicant?

1. 2. 2. comment 3. 3. comment

As long as the applicant SAMFORD UNIVERSITY—CUMBERLAND Yes Yes informs us before a decision No All decisions are final is made.

If a decision has not been Upon written requested we will review Saint Louis University School of Law Yes Yes made or if the applicant Yes the file with the new score. asks that the file be held.

UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEgO Yes Yes Yes

If applicant notifies us in writing, we will wait for Upon written request we will review SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY Yes Yes Yes the February score before the file with the new score. reviewing the file.

SEATTLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW However, the student Seattle University School of Law must clearly state on their Yes Yes No considers applicants for the fall class application that they plan to based on February LSAT scores. retake the exam.

If a decision has Not been SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY Yes Yes made or if the applicant Yes asked that the file be held

SOUTH TExAS COLLEgE OF LAW Yes Yes No

SOUTHWESTERN LAW SCHOOL Yes Yes Yes

ST. MARY’S UNIVERSITY Yes Yes Yes SCHOOL OF LAW Applicants are not rejected strictly on the basis of LSAT. Applicants who appear to have the character, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA background, and experience to Have rolling admission February become good lawyers but who do Only if applicant has Test takers are advised that regular Yes Yes not meet the current admissions informed us admission February score will not affect standards are eligible to participate law screening in the Law Screening Program. The program is held each summer. Participants compete academically for 10 seats in the entering class. If we are notified of the Feb LSAT, SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Yes Yes Yes we will not review until the score is SCHOOL OF LAW received.

497 MORE FAQs February LSAT Questions

1. � Will you consider a student for fall semester if the student does not take the LSAT until February of that year? 2. � If a student applies with an LSAT score and retakes the test in February of the application year, will you consider that score? 3. In the case of a retake of the LSAT in February, if the student has already been rejected before you receive this score, will you, upon request, reconsider the applicant?

1. 2. 2. comment 3. 3. comment

Stanford Law applicants must take the STANFORD LAW SCHOOL No No No LSAT no later than December of the current admission season As long as we are notified that the candidate is taking Once a decision is made, there are no SUNY BUFFALO LAW SCHOOL Yes Yes No the Feb. LSAT prior to this reconsideration requests accepted. test date.

STETSON UNIVERSITY COLLEgE OF LAW Yes Yes Yes

Applicants must let us know SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL Yes Yes that they are taking the No February LSAT Applicants must notify our SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY Yes Yes office that they plan to take No COLLEgE OF LAW the Feb. LSAT test

We ask students to tell us if they are TEMPLE UNIVERSITY BEASLEY Yes Yes Yes taking the February LSAT and we wait SCHOOL OF LAW for the score before making a decision.

An applicant taking the February test is Applicants must let us know encouraged to place their application TExAS WESLEYAN SCHOOL OF LAW Yes Yes that they are taking the No on hold pending the new score. Must February LSAT. submit a written request.

Applications will be held if an applicant informs us that he/she is THOMAS M. COOLEY LAW SCHOOL Yes Yes Yes retaking the LSAT. If the applicant has already been denied in writing he/she must re-submit an application.

UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO Yes Yes Yes Candidate needs to advise TOURO LAW CENTER Yes Yes Admissions that they are Yes Case-by-case basis taking the February LSAT

TULANE LAW SCHOOL Yes Yes Yes Applicants must notify us If we are notified of the February LSAT UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Yes Yes that they plan to take the we will not review the file until the February LSAT. score is received. Applicants must notify VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY Yes Yes the Office of Admissions if No taking the LSAT.

498 MORE FAQs February LSAT Questions

1. � Will you consider a student for fall semester if the student does not take the LSAT until February of that year? 2. � If a student applies with an LSAT score and retakes the test in February of the application year, will you consider that score? 3. In the case of a retake of the LSAT in February, if the student has already been rejected before you receive this score, will you, upon request, reconsider the applicant?

1. 2. 2. comment 3. 3. comment

VERMONT LAW SCHOOL Yes Yes Yes On a case by case basis Reviewed on a case by case basis VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY Yes Yes Yes as long as applicant requests reconsideration in writing.

WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY Yes Yes Yes On a case by case basis

WASHBURN UNIVERSITY Yes Yes No SCHOOL OF LAW Applicants must inform admissions of the pending February LSAT score. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINgTON Yes Yes No Admissions will wait to review the application until the score is received. The school does not make rejection WASHINgTON UNIVERSITY Yes Yes Yes decisions until after the February LSAT SCHOOL OF LAW scores are reported.

We will wait for the February test score as long as we are WESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY Yes Yes Yes advised that the applicant will be taking the test

Reviewed on a case-by-case basis WIDENER UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW Yes Yes Yes as long as the applicant requests reconsideration in writing

WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY Yes Yes Yes

WILLIAM & MARY Yes Yes Yes

WILLIAM MITCHELL COLLEgE OF LAW Yes Yes No

If the applicant has indicated that they are retaking the LSAT UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN Yes Yes in February, then we will not Yes make an admissions decision until the score is received. The School does not make rejection UNIVERSITY OF WYOMINg Yes Yes No decisions until after the February LSAT COLLEgE OF LAW scores are reported.

YALE LAW SCHOOL Yes Yes No

499 MORe FAQs � Do you treat LSAT scores from special accommodations administrations differently than those from standard administrations?

The admissions committee considers each candidate individually—paying Boston College Law School close attention to differences in circumstances and types of accommodations. Candidates receive a thorough and thoughtful review. Applications that include LSAT scores from special accommodation administrations receive the same careful review and attention as applications that Boston University include LSAT scores from standard administrations. In accordance with LSAC’s research report on the predictive validity of accommodated LSAT scores, however, School of Law the admissions committee may put more emphasis on the undergraduate GPA and overall strength of the application in reaching its admissions decision about an applicant with accommodated test scores. University of California—Irvine No. Charleston School of Law No. University of Chicago No. Chicago-Kent No. We do not treat accommodated administrations differently than those from University of Connecticut standard administrations. LSAT scores obtained under accommodated conditions are evaluated on a case Cornell University by case basis. Drake University No. University of Georgia No. If the reason for accommodations in included in the LSAT report we will review Loyola University—Chicago them carefully. If the information is not provided, consideration is given in connection to the remainder of the information in the applications. The admissions committee examines each special accommodations LSAT score individually due to differences in circumstances and types of accommodations. University of Memphis LSAC does not establish national norms for accommodated LSAT scores, as it does for the non-accommodated LSAT scores. University of Michigan No. Northeastern University No. School of Law Nova Southeastern No. Ohio Northern University No. The University of Oregon considers all LSAT scores in the decision-making University of Oregon process, including scores earned under special accommodations. University of Pennsylvania No. University of Pittsburgh No. University of Richmond No. University of San Diego No. SUNY Buffalo Law School No. Suffolk University Law School No. We recognize that special accommodations are given, but we largely treat the scores as if the accommodations make them whole for analysis purposes. We encourage Texas Wesleyan School of Law applicants to allow LSAC to share information regarding their disabilities with the law schools to which they apply, to add further context to the meaning of these scores and our evaluation. University of Toledo No. Touro Law Center No, Touro Law does not treat accommodated LSATs differently. Tulane University No. Valparaiso University No. University of Washington No. Western State University We do not treat scores from accommodated LSATs differently. 500 MORe FAQs � Do you treat LSAT scores from special accommodations administrations differently than those from standard administrations?

William & Mary No. University of Wisconsin No.

501 MoRE FAQs Time off before law school? �

Albany Law School 50% Average age of entering class for full-time is 24 American University and for part-time is 26. Arizona State University 63% average age of entering class is 26 Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Average day age is 24; Evening is 31 Boston College Law School 60% Boston University School of Law 66–67% Brooklyn Law School 20% come directly from college University of California, Berkeley 60% University of California—Davis Average age at entrance is 24. University of California—Hastings Average age is 24. University of California—Irvine Age range is 20–46 University of California Los Angeles ~ 65% Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) 64% Case Western Reserve University 60–65% Catholic University of America Average age is 26. Average age of entering full time is 24 and part- Charleston School of Law time 28 University of Chicago ~ 65% Chicago-Kent College of Law Age range is 19–48 City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law Average age 27 University of Cincinnati College of Law ~ 33% University of Colorado Average age is 25. University of Connecticut Average age is 25. Columbia Law School ~ 65% Cornell Law School ~ 67% University of Dayton 60–65% DePaul University College of Law Average age of entering class is 24. Drake University Law School Average age is 25. Duke University 60–65% Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University Average age is 24. Emory University ~ 40 % Florida Coastal School of Law Average age of entering class is 25. Average age of entering class in 2012 was George Mason University 26.2 years Georgetown University Law Center 68% Georgia State University Average age is 29. University of Georgia Average age of entering class is 24. University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson Average age for entering 2012 Class—26.5, School of Law Ave Median 25, Range 21–49 Maurice A. Deane School of Law— Average age 24 Hofstra University University of Houston 50+% Indiana University Bloomington 51% 22 or younger, 42% 23–29, 7% 30+

502 MoRE FAQs Time off before law school? �

30–40% take time off between undergraduate University of Kansas School of Law and law school Loyola Law School—Los Angeles Average age of entering class is 25. Loyola University—Chicago ~ 55% Average age of entering class is 27; 79% of the University of Maine School of Law class of 2007 worked 1 or more years before attending Maine Law University of Memphis Average age 25. Mercer University Average age 25. Range 21–65. University of Miami 50% Average age of entering class is 24. University of Michigan Approximately 2/3 of entering class works 1 or more years between college and law school. Michigan State University Average age of entering class is 24. University of Mississippi School of Law 25% University of Missouri—Columbia 30–40% Average Age 26; School is in urban area. University of Missouri—Kansas City We have non-traditional students along with traditional students. University of Nebraska 30–40% New England Law | Boston ~ 35% University of New Hampshire School of Law ~67%. Average age = 26. Average age of entering class is 25. Northeastern University School of Law Approximately 75% have taken at least one year off before law school. University of Notre Dame Law School Average age of entering class is 24. ohio Northern University Average age is 24. ohio State University ~ 50% University of oklahoma Average age of entering class is 24. Average age of entering class is 25. Age range of University of oregon most recent entering class is 21–43. Pace University Average age of entering class is 24. University of Pennsylvania 64% University of Pittsburgh Average age of entering class is 24. Quinnipiac Law Average age of entering class is 24. Average age 26; Range 19–51; 69% graduated Regent University School of Law within last 2 years University of Richmond Average age of entering class is 24. Roger Williams University School of Law Average age 25, range 20–53 Rutgers University—Newark ~ 66% Saint Louis University School of Law Average age of entering class is 24. Average age of entering class: Day–24; University of San Diego Evening–28 Average age of entering class is 26. The range is Santa Clara University 19–51. Seattle University School of Law 77% Average age of entering class is 26, range is 22 University of South Dakota School of Law to 40

503 MoRE FAQs Time off before law school? �

Southern Methodist University Average age in day program is 23, Evening 27 Southern Illinois University School of Law Average age 24; range 21–58 Southwestern Law School 75% St. Mary’s University School of Law ~ 60% University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Average age is 25. Stanford Law School 70% Average age is 24; SUNY Buffalo Law School Age 25+ = 26 Average age of entering full-time class is 24; part- Stetson University College of Law time is 29 to 31, depending on the year. Average age of entering day division class is 24; Suffolk University Law School evening division is 28 Syracuse University College of Law Average age is 24; Range 20–47 University of Tennessee 20% Texas Wesleyan School of Law Average age of entering class is 27. Average age of entering class is 27. range is Thomas M. Cooley Law School 21–68. Average age of entering class for full-time is 25 University of Toledo and for part-time is 29. Average entering age is 25.7. Part-time evening Touro Law Center program offers opportunity for students who have continuing employment/family commitments. Tulane University School of Law 60% University of Utah Average age of entering class is 28. Valparaiso University Law School Average age of entering class is 25. Average age of entering class 26. Most directly Vanderbilt University Law School from undergraduate school. Vermont Law School 50% Villanova University 45–55% University of Virginia No less than 50% Wake Forest University ~ 35–45% Washburn University School of Law Average age is 26. University of Washington Average age of incoming student is 26 years old. The average of our entering class is 23–24. Most Washington University School of Law directly from undergrad. Western State University Average age of entering class is 26 Widener University School of Law 63% Average age of entering class is 26. Willamette University Age range is 20–44. William & Mary 41% University of Wisconsin Average age is 26. The range is 20–46. Yale Law School 80%

504 FAQs More than one How many on Ranked? Waitlist If a student is placed WAITLISTINg 101 waitlist? waitlist? cut date? on your waitlist and subsequently admitted, will you grant a deferral?

The University of Alabama No n/a No The University of Akron Varies—dependent on only under compelling n/a Varies School of Law a number of factors circumstances Albany Law School No Varies No 1st day of classes No American University No Varies No beginning of September No No—we may grant a Multiple times Arizona State University No Varies No deferral if the reason throughout year was compelling. Atlanta’s John Marshall No Varies No 1st day of classes Law School Baylor University No Varies No First Day of Orientation cases Decided on a case by Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) No Varies No 1st day of class case basis Boston University School of Law No Varies No 1st day of class Case by case basis. Requests may be considered if the reasons are compelling; however there is no Boston College Law School No Varies No 1st day of class guarantee of a deferral and the committee reserves the right to decline a request. Brooklyn Law School Yes Varies No 1st day of school No Friday of Introduction University of California, Davis No Varies No No deferrals Week

University of California— No Varies No First Day of Orientation No Hastings

University of California—Irvine No Varies Case by case

No, however we will University of California, 1-Aug; consider a request No Varies No Los Angeles First day of classes under compelling circumstances. California Western University n/a n/a n/a Campbell University Yes n/a n/a Case Western Reserve Hold and No Varies 1-May No University High Hold Catholic University of America No Varies No Varies year to year Case by case basis Chapman University No Varies No Varies year to year No Decided on a case by Charleston School of Law No Varies No Varies case basis.

505 FAQs More than one How many on Ranked? Waitlist If a student is placed WAITLISTINg 101 waitlist? waitlist? cut date? on your waitlist and subsequently admitted, will you grant a deferral?

Files are reviewed in April after the first tuition deposit deadline Decision on a case by Chicago-Kent College of Law No Varies No and are periodically case basis re-reviewed throughout the spring and summer until the class is full. University of Cincinnati No Varies No Varies year to year. Case by case Change to: University of Colorado No Varies No No Varies year to year. 6/1 Our waitlist continually contracts. If it looks like University of Connecticut n/a n/a the class is very firm, we may start to release the WL in June or July. We do not cull the Cornell University Law School No Varies No generally no summer waitlist Creighton University n/a n/a n/a Ongoing. Depending Varies from Decided on a case by University of Dayton No No on the commitment of year to year case basis current students University of Denver No Varies No early/August No DePaul University No Varies No No Case by case College of Law Decided on a case by University of Detroit Mercy No Varies No n/a case basis University of The District Decided on a case by Yes n/a n/a of Columbia case basis Drake University No Varies No ongoing Case by case Earle Mack School of Law, No Varies No Varies No deferral from wait list Drexel University Emory University No 50 Yes 4/15/2003 Florida Coastal School of Law No Varies No No Case by case University of Florida No 300 No late July to early August No Fordham University No Varies No No Ongoing. All released as george Mason University No Varies No Case by case of first day of class. george Washington No 700 No 15-Jun University Law School georgetown University Yes N/A No No Law Center

506 FAQs More than one How many on Ranked? Waitlist If a student is placed WAITLISTINg 101 waitlist? waitlist? cut date? on your waitlist and subsequently admitted, will you grant a deferral?

The University of georgia School of Law The University of georgia does Not grant deferral No Varies No late July to early August School of Law to students who are accepted from the waitlist. georgia State University No Varies n/a No golden gate University No Varies 1st day of classes No Hamline University No Varies yes First day of class No School of Law University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson No Varies No Varies Case by case School of Law Maurice A. Deane School of No Varies No 1st day of classes No Law—Hofstra University Those on the waitlist University of Houston self-select whether to No Varies No Law Center remain on the waitlist or not. May release applicants starting in June if they Indiana University have Not made contact No n/a No No School of Law—Bloomington with the school and expressed a continued interest Deferrals are University of Iowa No Varies No Varies considered on an individual basis University of Kansas No n/a No 1st day of class No School of Law 6/1 Final lists decided on at Committee’s last meeting in late April. University of Kentucky n/a 27.5 Usually take a first look at taking candidates from the list at the beginning of June. We do Not defer any Louisiana State University No n/a n/a admissions Loyola Law School— No n/a No Varies No Los Angeles Loyola University–Chicago No n/a No Varies No University of Maine n/a n/a 15-Jun School of Law Marquette University Reviewed on a case by Yes n/a n/a Law School case basis. University of Memphis No Varies Yes 1-Aug No

507 FAQs More than one How many on Ranked? Waitlist If a student is placed WAITLISTINg 101 waitlist? waitlist? cut date? on your waitlist and subsequently admitted, will you grant a deferral?

A student must request a deferral in writing. A Mercer University No Varies No n/a deferral is granted on a case by case basis. Not unless Depends on University of Miami Yes Varies 1-May used circumstance University of Michigan Depends on No Varies No n/a Law School circumstances. Deferrals are grouped Michigan State University No Varies No considered on an in June individual basis Deferrals are Mississippi College No Varies No June thru early August considered on an School of Law individual basis University of Mississippi No Varies Yes n/a University of Missouri Columbia No Varies No First day of class Case by case basis When we begin University of Nebraska admitting from our n/a n/a College of Law waitlists. It varies from year to year. University Of Nevada, Las Vegas, William S. Boyd No Varies No n/a No School of Law New England Law | Boston No Varies No n/a No University of New Hampshire No Varies n/a No School of Law Northeastern University No Varies No 1st day of classes No School of Law Northwestern University No Varies No 1st day of classes No We will review deferral University of Notre Dame No Varies No 1st day of classes requests on a case by Law School case basis. Ohio Northern University No Varies Case by case basis Rolling University of Oklahoma admissions Oklahoma City University Yes n/a n/a School of Law University of Oregon No Varies No n/a Pace University No Varies No No Case by case basis 5/1 generally No but Penn State Dickinson No Varies No as necessary May decided on a case by Law School through August case basis as necessary June– University of Pittsburgh n/a Varies No August Quinnipiac University No Varies No Varies Case by case basis

508 FAQs More than one How many on Ranked? Waitlist If a student is placed WAITLISTINg 101 waitlist? waitlist? cut date? on your waitlist and subsequently admitted, will you grant a deferral?

University of Pennsylvania No Varies No Varies Case by case basis Regent University School of Law No Varies Varies Case by case basis generally we only grant deferrals to applicants who have been admitted University of Richmond No n/a No n/a directly from the applicant pool and Not from the waitlist. Roger Williams University No Varies No Varies No School of Law Saint Louis University No Varies No 1st day of class Case by case basis School of Law University of St. Thomas No Varies No 1st day of classes Case by case basis School of Law (MN) Our waitlist remains active until the class Samford University— No Varies No matriculates, making No Cumberland decisions throughout the summer Our waitlist stays active until registration day. University of San Diego No Varies No We confirm positions on No the waitlist throughout the summer. University of San Francisco n/a 200 1-May School of Law Santa Clara University No Varies No 1st day of classes No 8/1 As a rule we start reviewing the waitlist Seattle University No Varies No again in May. All final No School of Law decisions are made No later than the first week of August. Decided on a case by Southern Methodist University No Varies No 1st day of classes case basis Decided on a case by South Texas College of Law No Varies No July case basis University of Southern Typically final cut in No Varies No No California August Southern Illinois University No Varies No n/a Case by case basis School of Law Southwestern Law School No Varies n/a St. Mary’s University All on a case by case n/a n/a School of Law basis Stanford Law School No n/a No No

509 FAQs More than one How many on Ranked? Waitlist If a student is placed WAITLISTINg 101 waitlist? waitlist? cut date? on your waitlist and subsequently admitted, will you grant a deferral?

Deferrals are granted on a case by case basis. SUNY Buffalo Law School No Varies No 1st day of classes In this case, the reason for the deferment would have to be compelling. Stetson University No Varies No n/a No College of Law Suffolk University n/a Varies No n/a No Law School Our waitlist remains active until the class Syracuse University No Varies No matriculates, making No decisions throughout the summer Temple University Beasley n/a Varies No n/a No School of Law generally deferrals are granted to applicants The list is reviewed as who have been admitted University Of Tennessee n/a Varies No openings occur. directly from the applicant pool and not from the waitlist Our waitlist remains Requests to defer active until the class are considered on Yes; we have Varies, matriculates; decisions an individual basis; a general depending on are made throughout however, students Texas Wesleyan School of Law WL and a candidates No the summer, but admitted from WL are summer and needs of students are released generally required to program WL. Law School. once it is apparent that matriculate during that an offer will not be made same year. to them. Deferrals are reviewed University of Toledo No Varies No 1st day of classes on a case-by-case basis Continues Touro Law Center No Varies No No until classes begin We have a second deposit due June 1st; once those are in, we may cut the waitlist if appropriate at that time. (At that point, we either know we need Tulane Law School n/a n/a No to take more people or we are reasonably sure we don’t.) We do hold onto a small number of people through July and let them know by the end of July how things are looking.

510 FAQs More than one How many on Ranked? Waitlist If a student is placed WAITLISTINg 101 waitlist? waitlist? cut date? on your waitlist and subsequently admitted, will you grant a deferral?

List is reviewed as University of Utah No Varies No spots open up until the Case by case basis beginning of August. Valparaiso University No Varies No n/a No School Of Law Vermont Law School No Varies No No Our waitlist remains active until the class Villanova University No Varies No matriculates, making Case by case basis decisions throughout the summer. Wake Forest University n/a n/a 1-May Individuals are removed Washburn University No Varies No at their request and Case by case basis School of Law once classes begin Decided on a University of Washington No Varies No Varies case-by-case basis. We release individuals Washington University from the waitlist at No Varies No No School of Law their request and when classes begin. Western State University No Varies No Varies Case by case basis List is reviewed as Widener University No Varies No openings occur until the Case by case basis School of Law start of fall classes No, absent exceptional Willamette University No Varies No n/a circumstances. Requests to defer William & Mary No Varies No n/a are considered on an individual basis.

William Mitchell College of Law No Varies No 15-Jun

Decided on a University of Wisconsin No Varies No First day of classes case by case basis. 4/1 University of Wyoming No Varies Yes The waitlist is compiled College of Law in late spring. Yale Law School No Varies No n/a No

511 FaQs 1. Does your law school give preference to 2. Is this a quota system? If so, what is In-State in-state applicants? the quota? PReFeRence

Law SchooL Q1. Q2. arizona State University Yes atlanta’s John Marshall Law School No No Brooklyn Law School No No University of california—Berkeley No No Quota University of california—Davis No No Quota University of california—hastings No No Quota University of california—Irvine No No Quota University of california–Los angeles No No case western Reserve University No catholic University of america No charleston School of Law No University of cincinnati No No Quota University of colorado No No UConn Law gives some preference to CT residents, although it is NOT absolute. There is also some preference for residents of New England States without University of connecticut a public law school, so that covers all NE states but No Quota School of Law Maine. There is also a tuition benefit for CT residents and the New England students mentioned above. We have no limits of goals re: residency. We seek a geographically diverse class. cornell University No University of Dayton No No Quota DePaul University college of Law No No Quota Drake University No No Florida coastal School of Law No No University of Florida No No Quota George Mason University No No Georgia State University No No Quota Traditionally Georgia residents University of Georgia Georgia Residency is one factor in enrollment decision account for approximately 70% of the student body Golden Gate University No University of hawaii | william S. Richardson Yes No School of Law University of houston Preference for Texas residence 65% must be TX residents University of Kansas No University of Kentucky Preference to Kentucky Residence No Quota Loyola University—chicago No No

512 FaQs 1. Does your law school give preference to 2. Is this a quota system? If so, what is In-State in-state applicants? the quota? PReFeRence

Law SchooL Q1. Q2. Loyola Law School—Los angeles No Maine Law considers all aspects of an University of Maine School of Law No Quota individual’s candidacy. Marquette University Law School No University of Maryland No No Quota University of Memphis Yes 85% of TN residents Mercer University No n/a University of Michigan MI residency is a small positive factor in admissions No Quota Michigan State University No No Mississippi college School of Law No University of Mississippi Yes No University of Missouri—columbia No No Quota University of Missouri—Kansas city No No Quota University of nebraska No new england Law | Boston No University of new hampshire No No School of Law northeastern University No School of Law University of notre Dame Law School No ohio northern University No N/A University of oregon Ties to Oregon are considered. No Quota Regent University School of Law No No Saint Louis University School of Law No n/a Roger williams University No N/A School of Law Santa clara University No No Quota University of South Dakota No School of Law Southern Illinois University No No Quota School of Law Southern Methodist University No No South texas college of Law No No Quota Stanford Law School No No SUnY Buffalo Law School No Stetson University college of Law No Suffolk University Law School No Syracuse University No No Quota Traditionally Tennessee residents University of tennessee Yes account for approximately college of Law 80% of the student body.

513 FaQs 1. Does your law school give preference to 2. Is this a quota system? If so, what is In-State in-state applicants? the quota? PReFeRence

Law SchooL Q1. Q2. texas wesleyan School of Law No No Quota In-state applicants are eligible for an additional thomas M. cooley Law School 10% scholarship if they qualify for an Honors No Quota Scholarship Based on their LSAT touro Law center No n/a University of toledo Ohio residency is one factor in enrollment decision. No Quota University of Utah No Valparaiso University School No In-state and out-of-state residency is but one University of washington of many factors the UW School of Law considers No Quota when making decisions. western State University No willamette University No No Quota william & Mary Virginia Residency is a factor in enrollment decisions No Quota william S. Boyd School of Law Yes 75–80% will be NV residents University of wisconsin Yes No Yale Law School No

514 FAQs � For the purpose of in-state tuition rates at state law schools, are students able to be IN-StAte tUItIoN RAteS counted as state residents after a year of enrollment? AFteR oNe YeAR

University of California–Berkeley Students have the opportunity to become California residents after their first year of law school. Non-residents become eligible to apply for resident status at the beginning of their 2nd or 3rd University of California—Davis year of law study if they meet the eligibility requirements. Yes, most non-residents qualify for resident tuition for their 2nd + 3rd years, provided they take University of California—Hastings the necessary steps to

Yes, most non-residents qualify for resident tuition 2L and 3L years as long as they’ve taken University of California—Irvine the necessary steps to become a California resident.

University of California– Yes, most non-residents do qualify for resident tuition in the 2L and 3L years so long as they Los Angeles satisfactorily follow the steps to becoming a California resident.

University of Cincinnati Yes, students can reclassify as Ohio residents after one year. College of Law City University of New York (CUNY) Yes, if the student meets the residency requirements. School of Law Yes, a student may apply to be reclassified as a Colorado resident for tuition purposes after University of Colorado one year. Yes, if the student meets the requirements for establishing state residency. University of Georgia See www.law.uga.edu/georgia-residency Yes, if an applicant applies to Georgia State University as a non-resident his/her status to resident will not automatically change. The applicant must complete a Petition for Georgia Georgia State University Residency and provide documentation i.e. tax forms, driver’s license, etc… to support the status change after a year. University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson No. School of Law Yes, a student may apply to be reclassified as a Texas resident for tuition purposes. The deci- sion to reclassify is based on a number of factors, including whether the student attended high University of Houston Law Center school in Texas, is a dependent of a parent/guardian who resides in Texas, owns property in Texas, etc…. Yes, but the law was recently changed and interpretations of the law are not yet available. University of Idaho When promulgated, they can be found at www.registrar.uidaho.edu/residency. Indiana University School of Law— No. Indianapolis They may receive resident tuition if they become employed as a research assistant during their University of Iowa second and third years. They can apply for residency with the University’s Registrar’s Office. University of Kansas Yes, with petition to campus registrar office. See www.residency.ku.edu for more information. University of Memphis No. University of Mississippi Yes, if the student takes the proper steps to establish residency.

515 FAQs � For the purpose of in-state tuition rates at state law schools, are students able to be IN-StAte tUItIoN RAteS counted as state residents after a year of enrollment? AFteR oNe YeAR

Yes, most students are able to qualify as a resident after their first-year by petitioning to the University of Missouri—Columbia Residency Office. See http://law.missouri.edu/admissions/financialaid/residency.html for requirements and additional information. University of Missouri— Yes, with petition to campus office of residency. Kansas City University of Nevada–Las Vegas Yes, after 12 months of residence, students may apply for residency and receive in-state tuition. University of New Hampshire No. Yes, if you meet the requirements for establishing state residency. See University of North Carolina http://www.law.unc.edu/admissions/residency/default.aspx. University of oklahoma See http://www.ou.edu/admissions/home/resident_tuition_regulations.html for information. Most often students who matriculate as nonresidents then graduate as nonresidents; however, University of oregon students are encouraged to inquire further at http://admissions.uoregon.edu/apply/residency. University of Pittsburgh Students may apply for in-state tuition through the Office of Tuition Eligibility. Southern Illinois University Yes, students can become an in-state resident after six months. School of Law Yes, students may apply for in-state residency after residing in New York State for a minimum of 12 months. Detailed information and additional eligibility requirements can be found online SUNY Buffalo Law School at: http://studentaccounts.buffalo.edu/policies/residency.php

The general rule is that if a student did not live in the state of Pennsylvania for at least one year while not in school and prior to enrolling, he/she is presumed to be a non-resident for tuition temple University Beasley purposes. However, a student may overcome this presumption by showing that he/she came School of Law to the state for reasons other than attending law school, or by providing sufficient proof of intent to remain in the state after graduation from law school. Students are able to reapply for residency classification after one year. It is possible that University of toledo students will be reclassified as Ohio residents for tuition purposes provided they meet certain definitions and/or requirements. Students may apply for residency after completing 40 credits. Students earn 30 credits at the University of Utah end of the first year of law school. They may then take 10 credits during the summer to apply for residency by the fall of second year. University of Washington No. Yes, any student may apply for residency classification when they believe they qualify. Eligibil- William & Mary ity information and the domicile form is located on the web. William S. Boyd School of Law Yes, if student meets requirements for establishing state residency. University of Wisconsin No. Yes, students can be considered for resident tuition after one year, if they have met residency University of Wyoming requirements.

516 FAQs

What is the average debt for the DEBt AFtER LAW SCHooL most recent year’s graduating class Year for which you have data?

University of Alabama $52,265.00 Albany Law School $113,674.00 Appalachian School of Law $99,206.00 Arizona State University $103,436.00 2011 Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School $59,204.00 2007 Boston University School of Law $110,000.00 2012 Brooklyn Law School $99,681.00 2011 University of California—Berkeley $90,164.00 2009 University of California—Davis $96,664.00 2012 University of California—Hastings $102,000.00 2011 University of California—Los Angeles $97,140.00 2009 Benjamin N. Cardozo (Yeshiva) $123,857.00 Chapman University $115,064.00 2009 University of Chicago $120,000.00 Charleston School of Law $141,296.00 2011–2012 Chicago-Kent College of Law $109,903.00 2012 University of Cincinnati $70,168.00 2011 City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law $74,916.00 2009 University of Colorado $100,813.00 2012 DePaul University $131,125.00 2012 Drake University Law School $91,576.00 2011 Earle Mack School of Law, Drexel University $93,139.00 2011 Emory University $95,000.00 Georgetown University Law Center $115,420.00 2008 University of Georgia $50,467.00 2007 Georgia State University $22,129.00 2008 Gonzaga University School of Law $101,311.00 2012 Hamline University $101,760.00 University of Hawaii | William S. Richardson $68,016.00 2011 School of Law Harvard Law School $105,494.00 2007 Maurice A. Deane School of Law—Hofstra University $92,307.00 University of Houston Law Center $75,387.00 2011 University of Idaho College of Law $51,582.00 University of Iowa $69,375.00 Indiana University School of Law—Indianapolis $57,700.00 University of Kansas $39,009.00 2009 Loyola University—Chicago School of Law $112,000.00 2011 Marquette University $81,722.00 University of Maryland School of Law $63,621.00 2007

517 FAQs

What is the average debt for the DEBt AFtER LAW SCHooL most recent year’s graduating class Year for which you have data?

University of Memphis $72,993.00 2011 Mercer University $112,460.00 2011 University of Miami $128,350.00 2011 University of Michigan $120,156.00 2012 University of Mississippi $47,000.00 University of Missouri—Columbia $60,329.00 2011 University of Missouri—Kansas City $72,475.00 2008 University of Nevada Las Vegas, William S. Boyd $55,000.00 School of Law New England Law | Boston $132,634.00 2012 University of New Hampshire School of Law $119,447.00 2012 New York Law School $87,000.00 University of North Carolina $58,000.00 Northeastern University School of Law $129,457.00 2012 Northern Kentucky University $58,215.00 University of Notre Dame Law School $101,512.00 2012 Nova Southeastern University $93,948.00 ohio Northern University $94,000.00 2011 University of oklahoma $75,000.00 2010 University of oregon $91,353.00 Pace University $75,000.00 Penn State Dickinson $98,866.00 University of Pennsylvania $118,278.00 2012 University of Pittsburgh School of Law $84,772.00 2010 Quinnipiac University $97,778.00 2011 Regent University School of Law $110,105.00 2012 Roger Williams University School of Law $132,699.00 2012 University of St. thomas School of Law (MN) $96,659.00 2012 Samford University—Cumberland $90,000.00 University of San Diego $110,625.00 2011 Santa Clara University $98,724.00 2007 Seattle University School of Law $109,079.00 2011 University of South Dakota $77,925.00 2012 South texas College of Law $114,170.00 2011 Southwestern Law School $94,550.00 Stanford Law School $98,800.00 SUNY Buffalo Law School $65,648.00 2012 Stetson University College of Law $105,900.00 2007 Suffolk University Law School $112,668.00 2010 Syracuse University $119,076.00 2009

518 FAQs

What is the average debt for the DEBt AFtER LAW SCHooL most recent year’s graduating class Year for which you have data?

texas Wesleyan School of Law $107,571.00 2012 thomas M. Cooley Law School $85,450.00 University of toledo $90,000.00 2010 touro Law Center $125,481.00 2010 tulane University $124,419.00 University of Utah $80,608.00 2012 Vanderbilt University Law School $101,000.00 Vermont Law School $136,089.00 University of Virginia $86,600.00 University of Washington N/A N/A Widener University School of Law $123,071.00 2012 William & Mary $94,300.00 2011 William Mitchell College of Law $85,000.00 2009 University of Wyoming $63,000.00 2011

519 520 More FAQs Do You a. from ABAb. from AALs c. specific class rank d.e. LsAT letters of f. Timetable—earliest application date for TrAnsFer Accept approved approved still recommendationtransfers accepted; latest application date for Answers Transfers law law consideredrequired transfers accepted. from Otherschools schools � Law schools? �

University of Alabama Yes Yes Yes At least top 25% Yes No Spring: Jan 10; Fall: July 20 Fall only—Application received by July, Albany Law school Yes Yes Yes Yes completed by August Early action—March 15. American University Yes Yes Yes one letter Fall—Application deadline is June 15; Spring—Application deadline is November 1 Appalachian school of Law Yes Yes Yes Yes Fall: May 1–July 1; Arizona state University Yes Yes Yes Yes No Spring: November 1–December 1 Atlanta’s John Marshall Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Law school Baylor University Yes Yes Yes Yes Boston College Law school Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes March 1—July 1 Boston University school of Law Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Fall: March 1 and June 15 Brooklyn Law school Yes Yes Yes N/A Yes Yes February 1–August 15

University of California—Berkeley Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes April 1–June 15

University of California—Davis Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes May-1–June 30

University of California—Hastings Yes Yes Yes Yes May 1–July 1

University of California—Irvine Yes Yes Top 20% Yes Yes May 1–July 1

University of California— Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes May 1–July 5 Los Angeles August 10 deadline for fall applicants, Jan 1 Benjamin n. Cardozo (Yeshiva) Yes Yes Yes deadline for spring applicants Case western reserve For Fall 2007, 3/30 Early Action; 7/30 Regular Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes University action More FAQs Do You a. from ABAb. from AALs c. specific class rank d.e. LsAT letters of f. Timetable—earliest application date for TrAnsFer Accept approved approved still recommendationtransfers accepted; latest application date for Answers Transfers law law consideredrequired transfers accepted. from Otherschools schools � Law schools? �

Catholic University of America Yes Yes N/A Yes Yes Fall: July 1

Fall admission—July 1 deadline for receipt of all application materials Chapman University Yes Yes Yes Yes–top 20 Yes Yes Spring Admission—November 1 deadline for receipt of all application materials.

Charleston school of Law Yes Yes Yes September 1–June 1

University of Chicago Yes Yes Yes Yes June 1 earliest acceptance of application.

No deadline. Transfers can apply at any time Chicago-Kent College of Law Yes Yes Yes Yes for fall or spring admission University of Cincinatti Yes Yes Yes Yes Last date August 1 City University of new York Fall: July 1 Yes Yes Yes Yes (CUnY) school of Law Spring: Dec 1 University of Colorado Yes Yes Yes Yes May 1–July 1 Yes-top 10 % for most Cornell Law school Yes Yes Yes July 15 deadline successful applications DePaul University Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes University of Detroit Mercy Yes Yes 3.00 GPA minimum Yes Drake University Law school Yes Yes Top 50% minimum No No September 1–July 1 Duke University Yes Yes No Top 25% No Yes, 2 Early spring–July 1 Yes, but earle Mack school of Law, must Yes Yes Yes Yes Deadline July 15 Drexel University be ABA approved emory University Yes Yes Yes Top 50% of class Yes Yes May 1–June 30 Florida Coastal school of Law Yes Yes 521 522 More FAQs Do You a. from ABAb. from AALs c. specific class rank d.e. LsAT letters of f. Timetable—earliest application date for TrAnsFer Accept approved approved still recommendationtransfers accepted; latest application date for Answers Transfers law law consideredrequired transfers accepted. from Otherschools schools � Law schools? �

Fall—July 1 file complete Top third @ end of first University of Florida Yes Yes Yes Spring—Oct 1 file complete date year Summer—March 1 file complete date George Mason University Yes Yes Yes Yes July 1 Georgetown University Yes Yes Yes Law Center Application for admission must be submitted University of Georgia Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes by June 16. All materials to complete the file must be received by July 1. July 1—Application deadline for fall semester Georgia state University Yes Yes Yes Top 25% Yes Yes December 1—Application deadline for spring semester Golden Gate University Yes Yes Yes Yes May 1–July 15 Gonzaga University Yes Yes Yes May 1 through July 1 school of Law Hamline University Yes Yes Yes Yes University of Hawaii | May 1 deadline for fall. william s. richardson Yes Yes No Yes Yes Sept. 1 deadline for spring school of Law Harvard Law school Yes Yes Yes Yes April 15–July 1; Decisions June–August Maurice A. Deane school of Law— Yes Yes Yes Yes July 1 priority date Hofstra University University of Houston Law Center Yes Yes Generally top 5% Yes Yes Application deadline July 15 Transfers can’t be accepted before receiving University of Idaho College of Law Yes Yes Yes Top 1/2 of class final transcripts from current school. Indiana University school Yes Yes Yes May 1–June 15 of Law—Indianapolis University of Iowa Yes Yes Yes Focus on 1st No fixed dates for applications for fall University of Kansas Yes Yes Yes year grades transfers. More FAQs Do You a. from ABAb. from AALs c. specific class rank d.e. LsAT letters of f. Timetable—earliest application date for TrAnsFer Accept approved approved still recommendationtransfers accepted; latest application date for Answers Transfers law law consideredrequired transfers accepted. from Otherschools schools � Law schools? �

Yes, MUST Focus on 1st Loyola Law school–Los Angeles Yes be ABA Generally, top 33% No May 1 – August 1 year grades approved Loyola University—Chicago Yes Yes Yes Yes school of Law Marquette University Yes Yes Yes Yes Applications may be submitted May 1–July 1 University of Maryland Yes Yes Yes Fall: April 1–July 1; Spring: Sept 1–Dec 1 school of Law Earliest date accepted—May 1; University of Memphis Yes Yes Yes generally top 25% Yes Yes Latest date—July 15 Mercer University Yes Yes Yes Top 50% Yes Yes Deadline July 1 Encouraged but Earliest application date for transfers Yes. Top 20% or 3.0 not required. accepted; latest application date for transfers Must be Focus on 1st University of Miami Yes Yes after fi rst year grades Letter of good accepted. ABA year grades from current law school standing Upon completion of first semester; One month required. before semester begins. University of Michigan Yes Yes Yes Yes May 1 and July 21 Michigan state University Yes Yes Yes Top 50% No No By May 1 Mississippi College Yes Yes Yes Varies No No Mid May to Mid July school of Law University of Mississippi Yes Yes Yes By May 1 University of Missouri—Columbia Yes Yes No Yes Yes None University of Missouri— Committee No fixed dates for applications for fall or Yes Yes No Yes Yes Kansas City decision spring semester transfers. University of nevada Las Vegas, william s. Boyd Yes Yes Yes school of Law Earliest dates to accept applications: Jan 15 for Fall. Sept 15 for Spring new england Law | Boston Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 523 Application Complete: June 1 for Fall, Nov 1 for Spring 524 More FAQs Do You a. from ABAb. from AALs c. specific class rank d.e. LsAT letters of f. Timetable—earliest application date for TrAnsFer Accept approved approved still recommendationtransfers accepted; latest application date for Answers Transfers law law consideredrequired transfers accepted. from Otherschools schools � Law schools? �

University of new Hampshire Top 15% or more We will review after we have received all law Yes Yes Yes school of Law successful applicant school transcripts May apply upon completion of one year of law school. A maximum of 43 credits of advanced new York Law school Yes Yes standing accepted which is 50% of credits to earn JD from New York Law School. northeastern University Yes Yes Yes Yes The deadline for transfer applications is June 15. school of Law Entrance Fall Semester—July 1 northern Kentucky University Yes Yes Entrance Spring Semester—October 1 Entrance Summer Session—April 1 northwestern University Yes Yes No Varies No Yes June 1–July 1 University of notre Dame May 16 (Earliest application accepted) Yes Yes Yes Yes Law school July 1st (Latest application accepted) Completion of their 1st semester at the law nova southeastern University Yes Yes Yes school; six weeks prior to classes beginning for the term. Ohio northern University Yes Yes Yes

University of Oklahoma Yes Yes Top 50% Yes Fall–June 1; Spring–November 1 Spring: October 1–November 15 University of Oregon Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Fall: May 1–July 1 Pace University Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes, two letters Latest application date—June 1

Penn state Dickinson Yes Yes Yes May 1–August 15 University of Pennsylvania July 1 submission with a July 15 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Law school completion date University of Pittsburgh Yes Yes Yes Yes April 1–June 1 school of Law Quinnipiac University Yes Yes Yes Yes June 1–August 1 regent University school of Law Yes Yes GPA of 2.5 or higher Yes Yes June 1–August 1 More FAQs Do You a. from ABAb. from AALs c. specific class rank d.e. LsAT letters of f. Timetable—earliest application date for TrAnsFer Accept approved approved still recommendationtransfers accepted; latest application date for Answers Transfers law law consideredrequired transfers accepted. from Otherschools schools � Law schools? �

University of richmond Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes May 1–July 15 school of Law roger williams University Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes school of Law saint Louis University Yes Yes school of Law University of st. Thomas Yes Yes Yes Not specific rank Yes Yes Aug 1 for Fall; Jan 1 for Spring school of Law (Mn) samford University—Cumberland Yes Yes University of san Diego Yes Yes Yes. Top 15–20% June 1 for Fall; Dec. 1 for Spring Spring admission: Sept 15–Nov 1; santa Clara University Yes Yes Yes Fall admission: April 1–July 1 Top seattle University school of Law Yes Yes Top 1/3 No Yes, 2 applicants University of south Dakota Yes Yes Both fall and spring grades required. south Texas College of Law Yes Yes Top 10–15% Yes Yes June 15–July 15 Fall: By July 1 with supporting documentation by July 15 southern Methodist University Yes Yes Spring: By Dec 1 with supporting documentation by Dec 15 Letter of good standing, official transcript and class rank from current school; copy of LSDAS southwestern Law school Yes Yes class rank Yes report; and personal statement required. Letters of recommendation are optional. stanford Law school Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes March 15–June 15 Two letters from sUnY Buffalo Law school Yes Yes Yes Yes, top 15–20% Yes law professors December 1; October 1–July 1 required stetson University College of Law Yes Yes Yes Top 1/3 Yes Yes Applications due June 1—we understand that suffolk University Law school Yes Yes No 525 grades may only be available after June 1 526 More FAQs Do You a. from ABAb. from AALs c. specific class rank d.e. LsAT letters of f. Timetable—earliest application date for TrAnsFer Accept approved approved still recommendationtransfers accepted; latest application date for Answers Transfers law law consideredrequired transfers accepted. from Otherschools schools � Law schools? �

June 1 application deadline. Final transcripts syracuse Law school Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes may arrive after June 1. Temple University Beasley Yes Yes Yes Top 20% Yes No June 1st deadline school of Law Have a B average Fall: May 1–July 15 Texas wesleyan school of Law Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes typically or better Spring: October 1–November 15 Thomas M. Cooley Law school Yes Yes Yes No fixed dates for applications for fall or University of Toledo Yes Yes Yes Yes spring semester transfers Multiple factors May 1 deadline for application with grades Touro Law Center Yes Yes Yes Yes considered. needed from all law school semesters. Fall: May 1–July 15; Tulane University Yes Yes Spring: October 15–November 30 Top 1/3, but will University of Utah Yes Yes Yes May 1–July 15 consider all applicants After April 15, final decision after spring Valparaiso University Yes Yes Yes 2.0 or higher Yes Yes grades Vanderbilt University Law school Yes Yes Yes 1-Aug Vermont Law school Yes Yes Yes Must have Fall and Spring Grades University of Virginia Yes Yes Yes Yes April 15 through August 1 University of washington Yes Yes Yes No Yes Optional May 1–July 15 washington University Yes Yes Yes Top 25% Yes No March 1–August 1 No, but widener University Yes Yes Top 1/3 Yes recommended Yes, at least one from applicant’s willamette University Yes Yes Yes March 1–July 30 current law faculty william & Mary Yes Yes Top 1/3 Yes 2 letters April 1–July 1 Fall admission: Oct 1–May 1; william Mitchell College of Law Yes Yes Yes Spring admission: Oct 1–Nov 1 More FAQs Do You a. from ABAb. from AALs c. specific class rank d.e. LsAT letters of f. Timetable—earliest application date for TrAnsFer Accept approved approved still recommendationtransfers accepted; latest application date for Answers Transfers law law consideredrequired transfers accepted. from Otherschools schools � Law schools? �

University of wisconsin Yes Yes No Yes April 1–July 1 Yale Law school Yes Yes Yes Yes May 1–July 1 527 528 FAQs

Fee WAivers HoW does An ApplicAnt obtAin An ApplicAtion Fee WAiver?

a. if he/she applies on-line? b. if he/she applies before a designated date? c. is there a cut-off deadline? a. b. c.

Albany law school An applicant can request one directly or through LSAC fee waiver service. An applicant who received a fee waiver from law services for the current An applicant who received a fee waiver year, can apply online via the LSAC website and also receive an application from law services for the current year, can American University fee waiver for American University apply online via the LSAC website and also receive an application fee waiver for American University No No No, but may set Appalachian school of law one from year to year Students receiving the LSAC fee waiver are automatically granted a waiver Arizona state University of our application fee. Atlanta’s John Marshall Contact the admissions office for fee waiver instructions. law school baylor University Students applying through LSAC will not have an application fee. If an applicant meets LSAC’s fee waiver eligibility requirement for the LSAT and/or Credential Assembly Service (CAS) report, Boston College Law School would grant the student an application fee waiver if the applicant boston college law school forwards a copy of LSAC’s confirmation of the fee waiver granted. Other applicants interested in applying for a few may forward a request to the admissions office directly: [email protected]. A limited number of fee waivers are available for applicants who demonstrate substantial need. An applicant who has received a fee waiver boston University school of law from law services is also eligible for an application fee waiver for Boston University School of Law. Please e-mail the admission office at bulawadm@ bu.edu for additional information. brooklyn law school BLS does not charge an application fee. A limited number of Boalt Hall application fee waivers are available to the The form is available on our website: By Jan. 15 Jan 15. For most needy applicants. Please click on the following link to down load http://www.law.berkeley.edu/files/2010 advanced the fee waiver form:http://www.law.berkeley.edu/admissions/jddegree/ FeeWaiverInstructionsandForm.pdf same standing University of california— fee_waiver_form.pdf Those who do not receive a waiver or who do not meet policy applies applicants berkeley the deadline must pay the application fee. the deadline is June 15. FAQs

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UC Davis does not administer an in-house fee waiver program. LSAC fee waivers 1-Feb University of california—davis are honored. Additional information is available at the law school website. University of california— From LSAC Hastings University of california— Always free to apply. irvine Fee waiver applications are available on our website. If an applicant University of california— receives an LSAC fee waiver, the law school application fee will los Angeles automatically be waived once the applicant applies online. Contact the Admissions Office for a fee waiver If applicant applies through LSAC and benjamin n. cardozo (Yeshiva) receives an LSAC fee waiver, Cardozo will waive the application fee case Western reserve Applies online for fee waiver University catholic University of America Contact the Office of Admissions for fee waiver instructions. If you did not receive a fee waiver from LSAC, you can request one directly If you received a fee waiver from LSAC from the Law Admissions Office by submitting a written statement outlining your application fee is automatically your request and financial circumstances via fax to 888-289-5033. The waived when you apply online. request should be accompanied by last year’s W-2 form or tax return and/ or a financial aid award letter specifying your need. Your request will be chapman University reviewed by the Asst. Dean of Admissions, Financial Aid and Diversity school of law Initiatives, and you will be notified of a decision within 2–3 business days. Please include an updated e-mail address with your request, as your decision notification will be sent via e-mail. We also grant fee waivers to prospects we meet at nationwide recruiting events and LSAC Forums. The application fee is automatically waived at LSAC for those who apply charleston school of law prior to December 31. After that date, the applicant should contact the Office of Admission. University of chicago Through LSAC’s fee waiver program chicago-Kent college of law The application fee is waived for all first year JD applicants. 529 530 FAQs

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Applicants can contact the Admissions Office for a fee waiver. Teach for March 15 America alums may simply submit a statement to that effect along with University of colorado the certification letter to receive an application fee waiver. An applicant who received a fee waiver from LSAC for the current year, will automatically receive an application fee waiver for the University of Colorado. columbia University Contact the Office of Admissions to apply for a fee waiver. Submit request and show need, e.g. by supplying photocopy of LSAC fee waiver, most recent tax return or financial aid award information from cornell University undergraduate school if currently enrolled in college. If you were or currently are a participant of Teach for America, please send us a copy of a letter verifying your participation. Applicants can contact the Office of Admissions to discuss granting of a fee University of dayton waiver. Other: Fee waivers are granted on a case by case basis. Anyone receiving University of denver an LSAC Fee Waiver will automatically have their Denver application fee waived. Applicants are automatically granted a fee March 1 waiver when submitting an application online through LSAC. The College of depaul University Law also grants automatic fee waivers to outstanding candidates identifi ed through the LSDAS service of LSAC. Fee waiver granted to all students applying online prior to April 1st priority drake University deadline. Simply click the “request a fee waiver” box during application process. We provide a need-based fee waiver for applicants who have a waiver for the LSAT, and consider need-based request from other applicants (form available on website). We also extend merit-based fee waivers based on the results of periodic searches of the LSAC’s Candidate Referral Service. To be included duke University in the pool that we are searching, candidates should be sure that their CRS account is active, their intended enrollment year is set correctly, and that they have both a reportable LSAT score and either a self-reported or LSAC- calculated GPA. FAQs

Fee WAivers HoW does An ApplicAnt obtAin An ApplicAtion Fee WAiver?

a. if he/she applies on-line? b. if he/she applies before a designated date? c. is there a cut-off deadline? a. b. c.

No fee waiver—$30 application fee is State of Florida charge and cannot be University of Florida waived Other: Florida Coastal no longer charges an application fee for first-time Florida coastal law school applicants Other: Request online or by e-mail to [email protected]. At Fordham University Fordham, fee waivers are need-based. Applicants are automatically granted a fee waiver when submitting an application online through LSAC. The College of George Mason University Law also grants automatic fee waivers to outstanding candidates identifi ed through the LSDAS service of LSAC. To obtain a fee waiver, you need to go online and download the application. Georgetown University Then you can send it to us via e-mail or fax. It takes from around 3–5 days law center for it to be processed. If approved, your waiver will be linked to your LSAC number. Persons receiving a fee waiver from LSAC are automatically granted an application fee waiver once proper documentation is received by the University of Georgia admissions office. Contact the Office of Admissions ([email protected] or 706-542-7060). Fee Waivers are granted on a case by case basis. Applicants should apply Georgia state University for an LSAC waiver first then contact the admissions office if an LSAC waiver is not granted. Request demonstrating need must be submitted along with recent tax Yes No Golden Gate University return or financial award information from undergraduate school. Gonzaga University Applicants must apply through LSAC school of law Request fee waiver via e-mail: [email protected]. Applicants Harvard law school who received a fee waiver from LSAC for current year & apply online via LSAC automatically receive a fee waiver. University of Hawaii If applicant qualifies for the LSAC fee waiver, we will waive the application No No No

531 William s. richardson fee. This will happen automatically if the applicant applies online. school of law Maurice A. deane school of Yes law—Hofstra University 532 FAQs

Fee WAivers HoW does An ApplicAnt obtAin An ApplicAtion Fee WAiver?

a. if he/she applies on-line? b. if he/she applies before a designated date? c. is there a cut-off deadline? a. b. c.

We offer a limited number of need-based fee waivers to qualified University of Houston applicants; the UHLC fee waiver application is available at www.law.uh.edu/ law center admissions. Applicants who have received an LSAC fee waiver and apply online will automatically receive an application fee waiver. Online with LSAC. There are LSAT and GPA requirements to earn a fee Either through the law school admissions Jan 15 University of iowa waiver. council or the University of Iowa graduate admissions office. Applicants may contact the Office of Admissions for a fee waiver University of Kansas application. Persons receiving a fee waiver from LSAC are automatically granted an application fee waiver once proper documentation is received. University of las vegas, nevada Due to policy, the William S. Boyd School of Law is unable to offer fee waivers. Lewis & Clark honors fee waivers granted through LSAC. Separate fee waiver No lewis & clark law school information may be supplied by contacting [email protected]. loyola law school—los Angeles Contact the office of Admissions for fee waiver requests. No loyola University—chicago No fee for students using LSAC Yes No Submit request with application-must show need, e.g. by supplying photocopy Marquette University of LSAC fee waiver, most recent tax return or fi nancial aid award information from undergraduate school if currently enrolled in college. Applicants who receive an application fee waiver from LSAC automatically have their application fee waived. Other application fee waivers are University of Memphis available, but the applicant needs to contact the law admissions office at [email protected]. Mercer University Honor LSAC fee waiver. Reevaluate on case by case basis. University of Miami Through LSAC fee waiver program We provide both merit- and need-based fee waivers. The former are provided automatically to candidates, based on information available University of Michigan through the Candidate Referral Service; the latter are provided both through LSAC and in response to a brief online form. Michigan state University Applicant must submit request to Admissions Office No No University of Mississippi LSAC fee waiver Mississippi college school Yes No of law FAQs

Fee WAivers HoW does An ApplicAnt obtAin An ApplicAtion Fee WAiver?

a. if he/she applies on-line? b. if he/she applies before a designated date? c. is there a cut-off deadline? a. b. c.

University of Missouri— Contact the Admissions Office. columbia University of Missouri— No fee waivers. However, an applicant who previously attended UMKS may Kansas city not have to pay. University of nevada No fee waiver las vegas, William s. boyd school of law If applicant qualifies for the LSAC fee waiver, we will waive the application Automatic if also qualified for LSAC. No fee. This will happen automatically if the applicant applies online. If a new england law | boston paper application is submitted, the student must submit LSAC fee waiver documentation or our school fee waiver form. University of new Hampshire UNH Law will honor LSAC fee waiver. Fee waivers are distributed at fall Feb. 1 school of law recruitment events and open houses. Documented financial hardship or is someone we contact through the LSAC new York law school Candidate Referral Service (CRS) new York University NYU will honor a fee waiver if one has been granted by LSAC. University of north carolina Fee waiver application is on the UNC website or we honor LSAC fee waiver. northern Kentucky University Contact the Office of Admissions-Fee waivers are usually need based northwestern University Please visit our website for fee waiver application. Any applicant may receive a fee waiver automatically if LSAC has approved a Will grant a fee waiver to any candidate March 1 University of notre dame fee waiver. Applicants may apply for a service or need based waiver through who has been granted a fee waiver by law school our website prior to submitting an application. A limited number of merit LSAC. based fee waivers are offered through the Candidate Referral Service (CRS). nova southeastern University Contact the Admissions Office to request one. ohio northern University Free Online Application. University of oklahoma E-mail us at [email protected]. An applicant may receive a fee waiver automatically if LSAC has approved of University of oregon the fee waiver. A limited number of fee waivers are available to applicants on a case-by-case basis if requested through the law school admissions offi ce.

533 pace University LSAC fee waiver or independent application University of the pacific Automatic fee waiver if applied for at www.mcgeorge.edu No McGeorge school of law deadline 534 FAQs

Fee WAivers HoW does An ApplicAnt obtAin An ApplicAtion Fee WAiver?

a. if he/she applies on-line? b. if he/she applies before a designated date? c. is there a cut-off deadline? a. b. c.

penn state dickinson Application on website or LSAC fee March 1 school of law waiver A limited number of Penn Law application fee waivers are available to needy An applicant who received a fee waiver March 1 applicants. Please check on www.law.upenn.edu/prospective/jd/apply/. from law services for the current year can University of pennsylvania Those who do not receive a waiver or who do not meet the deadline must apply online via the LSAC website and law school pay the application fee. also receive an application fee waiver for Penn Law. Applicants are eligible for merit fee waivers based on their academic University of pittsburgh achievements and can be considered for fee waivers for alternate reasons school of law on a case by case basis by contacting the Office of Admissions and Financial Aid. Quinnipiac University Apply through LSAC, then automatic. Regent Law School recognizes fee waivers granted by LSAC. For school specifi c regent University school of law waivers visit:http://www..edu/acad/schlaw/admissions/feewaiver.cfm University of richmond Contact the Admissions Office. roger Williams University Contact The Admissions Office. school law saint louis University SLU Law will honor all LSAC based fee waivers and also grant both academic school of law and need based fee waivers on a case by case basis. University of st. thomas No application fee. school of law (Mn) Applicant must submit a letter requesting a fee waiver with documentation Feb. 1 University of san diego of financial hardship, or a fee waiver approval from LSAC. If applicant receives fee waiver from LSAC, we will waive our application santa clara University fee. Otherwise, applicant must contact Admissions Office for the Fee Waiver Request Form and must apply with a paper application. Applicant must submit a copy of the LSAC approved fee waiver OR a letter No seattle University school of law requesting a fee waiver with documentation of fi nancial hardship. deadline University of south dakota No Fee Waiver Available Persons receiving a fee waiver from LSAC are automatically granted an south texas college of law application fee waiver once proper documentation is received by the Admissions Office. FAQs

Fee WAivers HoW does An ApplicAnt obtAin An ApplicAtion Fee WAiver?

a. if he/she applies on-line? b. if he/she applies before a designated date? c. is there a cut-off deadline? a. b. c.

southern illinois University LSAC fee waiver applicants school of law We honor all LSAC based fee waivers and also grant academic fee waivers No southern Methodist University and need-based fee waivers on case by case basis. deadline. Applicant must submit a letter requesting a fee waiver with southwestern law school documentation of fi nancial hardship, or a fee waiver approval from LSAC. Applicants must submit the Stanford Law School fee waiver form prior to stanford law school submitting the online application. An applicant who receives a fee waiver from law services will automatically sUnY buffalo law school be granted an application fee waiver. Please contact the admissions office by March 15. stetson University college Application to Admissions Office. of law suffolk University law school Fee waivers are granted to candidates with demonstrated need Applicants simply need to call at 315/443-1962, or e-mail our offi ce at syracuse University [email protected] to request a fee waiver and provide full name and LSAC#. Applicants requesting fee waivers should forward an e-mail to the Law temple University School Admissions Office at [email protected] and provide detailed beasley school of law information on why they are requesting a waiver. If applicant is granted a fee waiver from LSAC, fee will be automatically Yes, we only accept applications online. Yes, date Typically waived when submitting online application. may vary. before We typically run an early application incentive in the fall and waive the fee December for all online applications. However, applicants should check with the Offi ce 31 texas Wesleyan school of law of Admissions to confi rm that this waiver is currently available. Otherwise, applicant must submit an offi cial request in writing for a fee waiver and provide supporting documentation via their most recent tax return or current fi nancial aid award information. thomas M. cooley law school Cooley does not require an application fee. University of toledo Toledo Law does not require an application fee. 535 536 FAQs

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a. if he/she applies on-line? b. if he/she applies before a designated date? c. is there a cut-off deadline? a. b. c.

Touro Law Center waives the application fee automatically if they have an touro law center LSAC fee waiver. Additionally, we will consider fee waiver upon request accompanied by statement of fi nancial need. Candidates who receive LSAT/CAS fee waivers are automatically granted application fee waivers by Tulane. Tulane also uses the Candidate Referral Service (CRS) to offer fee waivers to certain groups of Candidates. Others may tulane University be granted Tulane application fee waivers in cases of serious fi nancial need. Applicants who wish to request an application fee waiver on the basis of serious fi nancial need, should send us a request explaining their circumstances. Applicants should contact the Offi ce of Admission for more information. Students may receive fee waivers by attending a recruitment event (LSAC University of Utah Forum/workshops) or by contacting our office. We will also accept LSAC fee waivers. Applicants who have received LSAT/LSDAS Need based waivers will Automatic vanderbilt University automatically have their application fees waived when applying on-line. Can law school request a need based waiver from the Admissions Office at any time An applicant who receives a fee waiver from LSAT/LSDAS automatically qualifi es vermont law school for an application fee waiver. Others contact the Admissions Offi ce. We provide a need-based fee waiver for applicants who have a waiver for the LSAT, and consider need-based request from other applicants. We also extend merit-based fee waivers based on the results of periodic searches of the LSAC’s Candidate Referral Service. To be included in the pool that we villanova University are searching, candidates should be sure that their CRS account is active, their intended enrollment year is set correctly, and that they have both a reportable LSAT score and either a self-reported or LSAC-calculated GPA. Other criteria detailed on our website. An applicant who receives a fee waiver from LSAT/LSDAS automatically qualifi es for an application fee waiver. An applicant may fi ll out and submit a Virginia Fee Waiver Application (www.law.virginia.edu/waiver.htm) by electing the certifi cation letter option rather than the electronic attestation option, University of virginia on the LSAC app. and mailing the fee waiver application along with the certifi cation letter. Applicants who are in non-profi t service programs such as Teach for America, Peace Corps, Americacorps/VISTA, or City Year, or who are Truman Fellowship recipients, may simply submit a statement to that effect along with the certifi cation letter to receive an application fee waive FAQs

Fee WAivers HoW does An ApplicAnt obtAin An ApplicAtion Fee WAiver?

a. if he/she applies on-line? b. if he/she applies before a designated date? c. is there a cut-off deadline? a. b. c.

Fee waivers are granted on a case-by-case basis and are based on merit, University of Washington need, and participation in public service endeavors such as Peace Corps, AmeriCorps, TFA, military service, etc. Washington University Fee waivers are distributed based on demonstrated financial need. Western new england Applicant must e-mail the Director of Admissions to request a fee waiver college school of law Yes, if applies online via Widener Law’s Fee is website. waived for all applicants Widener University who school of law apply on or before December 31st. Online applications are always fee-free; otherwise, contact the Yes n/a No Willamette University Office of Admissions An applicant who receives a fee waiver from LSAC automatically receives an application fee waiver. Fee waivers are also offered to prospective applicants via e-mail based upon LSAT scores. Applicants may also request William & Mary law school a need-based fee waiver by contacting the admission office for the required form. Applicants who have or are serving in the Military, Teach For America, AmeriCorps, or Peace Corps Service may obtain a fee waiver by e-mail request stating their service dates. William Mitchell college of law Please contact Admissions Office for further information. No No No University of Wisconsin Contact the Admissions Office for a fee waiver. Yale law school Contact the Admissions Office for a fee waiver form. 537 S. FAQs Online Courses Do you offer any courses online? If so, briefly describe.

School Y/N Describe American University N Boston College Law School N University of California—Berkeley N University of California—Davis N University of California—Irvine N University of California—Los Angeles N University of Chicago N Charleston School of Law N Chicago—Kent College of Law N University of Colorado N Cornell University N University of Dayton School of Law N University of Denver N DePaul University N Drake University N Duke University N We have offered a section of Professional Earle Mack School of Law at Drexel University Y Responsibility, Evidence and other selected courses online. Florida Coastal School of Law offers a select Florida Coastal School of Law Y number of classes online or partially online. George Mason University N University of Georgia N Georgia State N Hamline has offered sections of Professional Responsibility online, as well as portions of Hamline University School of Law Y Employment Law and the classroom components of the Extended Practicum program. University of Houston Law Center N University of Kansas N Loyola Law School—Los Angeles N Loyola University—Chicago N University of Memphis N

538 S. FAQs Online Courses Do you offer any courses online? If so, briefly describe.

School Y/N Describe Professors at the University of Miami School of Law created LawWithoutWalls, an exciting and unique opportunity to work together across institutions and countries. The course is a part-virtual, collaborative academic model that brings together students, faculty, practitioners, and entrepreneurs from around the country and the world to explore innovation in legal education and practice. Students gain invaluable experience and insight into the world of law and business. University of Miami Y Schools involved include Fordham Law, Harvard Law, IE Business School (Spain), Indiana University School of Law, Miami School of Law, New York Law School, Peking University School of Transnational Law (China), Stanford Law School, Sydney Law School (Australia), Universidad de Los Andes Facultad de Derecho (Colombia), University College London Laws (England), and University of St. Gallen Law School (Switzerland). Please visit http://www.lawwithoutwalls.org for more information. University of Michigan N Michigan State University Y Advanced Legal Research University of Missouri—Columbia N University of Nevada, Las Vegas— N William S. Boyd School of Law New England Law/Boston N New York University N University of North Carolina N University of Notre Dame Law School N Nova Southeastern University N Ohio Northern University N University of Oklahoma N Pace University N University of Pennsylvania N University of Pittsburgh N Quinnipiac University N Regent currently offers two courses online: Regent University School of Law Y Nonprofit, Tax-Exempt Organizations and Introduction to Law Librarianship University of Richmond N Roger Williams University School of Law N Saint Louis University School of Law N University of San Diego N

539 S. FAQs Online Courses Do you offer any courses online? If so, briefly describe.

School Y/N Describe Southern Methodist University N In conjunction with University of Arizona Law University of St. Thomas School of Law (MN) Y School: White Collar Crime and Crime and Punishment. Suffolk University N Syracuse University N Temple University Beasley School of Law N Marital Property & Intellectual Property partially Texas Wesleyan School of Law Y online. University of Toledo N Touro Law Center N Tulane University N University of Utah N Vermont Law School N Villanova University N University of Washington N Washington University N Western New England College of Law N Widener University School of Law N William & Mary N University of Wisconsin N Yale Law School N

540 MOrE FAQs � Do you offer any joint degree programs which are designed to be completed in three years? If so, please list and describe.

Yes J.D./M.S. in Bioethics The dual degree J.D./masters in bioethics program offered by Albany Law School in conjunction with the Bioethics Program of Union Graduate College and the Mount Sinai School of Medicine offers students interested in pursuing a law degree with a specialization in bioethics a unique opportunity to participate in an innovative, personalized, intensive education program in bioethics. The joint J.D./M.S. in Bioethics program is offered by Albany Law School in conjunction with the Alden March Bioethics Institute at Albany Medical College. The Alden March Bioethics Institute is an internationally recognized leader Albany Law School in the growing field of bioethics and its graduate education programs bring together outstanding teachers, innovative researchers, excellent students, the latest teaching technology, and an intensive clinical ethics program. The M.S in Bioethics is designed for those who want to put bioethics to work in their own professional careers. J.D./M.B.A. at The College of Saint Rose The J.D./M.B.A. program is designed to provide graduate students with the skills and knowledge to promote integration between the fields of law and business administration. American University No Boston College Law School Yes JD/M.A. or M.Ed. (Education) University of California—Irvine No University of California—Los Angeles No University of Chicago No University of Cincinnati No University of Colorado No Yes JD/MBA (Offered through Drake University; MBA courses are held during evenings and weekends.); JD/MPA (Offered through Drake University; MPA courses are held during evenings and weekends.); JD/MA Political Science (Offered through .); JD/MS Agricultural Economics (Offered through Iowa State University.); JD/MPH (Offered through Des Moines University.); JD/MHA (Offered through Des Moines University.) Students participating in a joint degree program will only take JD courses their first Drake University two semesters. Starting the summer after their 1L year, they will begin masters courses in their designated program. All masters programs require a separate application/acceptance to the specific institution/program. A student cannot have over ½ of the masters degree credit requirements fulfilled at the time of declaration of a joint degree. 9 credits from the masters degree program count toward the student’s JD and 9 credits from the JD program count towards the masters degree. University of Georgia No Georgia State No Gonzaga University No Hamline University No University of Memphis No New England Law | Boston No Ohio Northern University See dual degree programs Yes Here are the three year programs: JD-MBA,JD-MA or MS in Criminology; JD-MSED in Education Policy or Higher Education; JD-MES in Environmental Studies; JD-MPA University of Pennsylvania in Public Administration; JD-MA in International Studies; JD-MBE in Bioethics; JD- MSSP in Social Policy; JD-MA in Global Business Law; JD-MSW (with BSW) in Social Work, JD-LLM at Hong Kong University. Saint Louis University School of Law No

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MOrE FAQs � Do you offer any joint degree programs which are designed to be completed in three years? If so, please list and describe.

Separate application through the Graduate School required for admission to University of South Dakota masters program. All joint degrees are designed for completion in three years, School of Law Masters degrees: MBA, MP Acct, MPA, MA English, MA Poli Sci, MA History, MA Educ Admin, MSAS. Yes All of our joint degree programs, with the exception of the JD/MBA, can be completed in 3 years. These programs include: JD/Master’s in Public Administration, JD/Master’s in Public Communications, JD/Master’s in Accounting, JD/Disabilities Studies, Syracuse University JD/Master’s in Engineering and Computer Science, JD/Master’s in International Relations, JD/Master’s in Forensic Science. (The JD/MBA takes 4 years, and the JD/MSW may take longer than 3 years.) University of Toledo No Yes The JD/MS dual-degree program in International Development is designed as a Tulane University full-time, 7-semester program with the Payson Center for International Development. However, the dual degree can be completed within 3 years (6 semesters). Widener University No William & Mary Yes The JD/MA Degree Program may be completed in three or four years.

542 MorE FAQs � Do you have any special admissions programs that do not require the applicant to take the LSAT? If so, do you accept any alternative tests? Have you received a waiver from the ABA Section of Legal Education for any admission programs not using the LSAT?

American University No Boston College Law School No No University of California—Los Angeles

University of Chicago No University of Cincinnati No University of Colorado No Drake University No University of Georgia No Georgia State No Gonzaga University No Hamline University No University of Memphis No New England Law | Boston No Saint Louis University No Yes Accepts applications for the Tommie Law Early Admission program from UST undergraduate students in the summer before their senior year who have earned at least 96 credits of which at least 32 credits were earned at UST. Applicants to the 2013 Tommie Law Early Admission Program would begin their law studies with the fall 2014 entering class so would need to have completed all of the requirements of the undergraduate degree from UST prior to their fall 2014 law University of St. Thomas school matriculation. School of Law (MN) The Tommie Law Early Admission program is designed to allow University of St. Thomas undergraduate students the opportunity to apply for admission to the School of Law one year prior to receiving their undergraduate degree. Applicants to the Tommie Law Early Admission Program are exempted from taking the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT) and registering with the Credential Assembly Ser- vice (JD CAS). Competitive applicants will be invited to participate in an interview process. Syracuse University No Yes Toledo Law allows foreign-trained lawyers to take additional coursework to qualify University of Toledo to sit for the bar examination in states that allow it, without taking the LSAT or any other admissions test. Yes All JD applicants are required to submit an LSAT score. For LLM and SJD programs, an Tulane University LSAT score is not required. Widener University No William & Mary No

543 MoRE FAQs � In the past year, have you added any joint degree programs which are designed to be completed in three years? If so, please list and describe.

Boston College Law School No Boston University School of Law No University of California—Davis No University of California—Irvine No Chicago—Kent College of Law No University of Colorado No DePaul University College of Law No Lewis & Clark Law School No University of Memphis No New England Law | Boston No University of Pittsburgh School of Law No No No new three year programs, but we added a new Two-Year Accelerated Program- launching May 2013 Students save considerable time and living expenses while earning the same academically rigorous Regent legal education taught from a Christian worldview. Students will enter the job market one year sooner than students in a traditional 3-year program. Students study full-time for six consecutive terms by starting in late May as opposed to mid-August. After the first summer, accelerated program students are integrated into the same classes as all other law students, studying the same curriculum under the same professors as enjoyed by students in the traditional three-year program. Students will experience a law-practice externship as a part of the Accelerated Program. Due to a rigorous Regent University School of Law schedule, students will have less opportunity for extracurricular activities and summer employment. Requires at least a 152 LSAT, a 3.0 cumulative UGPA, and other indicators of high academic promise. Applications and supporting documents should be submitted via the LSAC website. Priority consideration date for the two- year program is January 15. Late applications are considered on a space-available basis. Students admitted to the program must submit an enrollment agreement and seat deposit no later than April 1. It is recommended that applicants take the October or December LSAT preceding the desired June enrollment. Applicants must submit an addendum in their application addressing their reasons for seeking enrollment in an accelerated, rigorous program of study. The admissions committee will be looking for a commitment to disciplined, intensive legal study. Roger Williams University No School of Law University of St. Thomas No School of Law (MN) Widener University School of Law No William & Mary No

544 MoRE FAQs � In the past year, have you added any special admissions programs that do not require the applicant to take the LSAT? If so, do you accept any alternative tests? Have you received a waiver from the ABA Section of Legal Education for any admission programs not using the LSAT?

Boston College Law School No Boston University School of Law No University of California—Davis No University of California—Irvine No Chicago—Kent College of Law No University of Colorado No DePaul University College of Law No Lewis & Clark Law School No University of Memphis No New England Law | Boston No University of Pittsburgh School of Law No Regent University School of Law No Roger Williams University No School of Law We have a variance from the ABA for our new Tommie Law Early Admission Pro- University of St. Thomas gram (TLEAP). Students at St. Thomas can apply to the law school at the end of School of Law (MN) their junior year of the undergraduate program. We waive the LSAT and instead accept the ACT. Widener University School of Law No William & Mary No

545 MoRE FAQs In the past year, have you initiated any new scholarships, need or merit based?

Boston College Law School No Boston University School of Law No The UC Davis Law School Development Office includes scholarship funding among its perpetual goals. Any additional scholarship funding is simply added to the University of California—Davis funds made available during the admission process. There are no new scholarships for which application is required. All applicants are considered during the initial evaluation process. University of California—Irvine No We offer merit-based scholarships, grants, and Public Service Fellowships. No Beginning with the 2012 entering class, all renewable. Scholarships are Chicago—Kent College of Law guaranteed as long as the student is enrolled in classes at Chicago-Kent. There is no GPA renewal requirement University of Colorado Yes DePaul University College of Law No Lewis & Clark Law School We continue to have the Dean’s merit-based scholarships. University of Memphis Yes A dozen. New England Law | Boston No Yes In the past year we have added three new merit based scholarships: The Chief University of Pittsburgh School of Law Justice Ralph J. Cappy Scholarship, The Nordenberg Fellowship and The honorable Ruggero J. Aldisert Scholarship. No We have expanded our awarding parameters for Fall 2013/Spring 2014 to assist Regent University School of Law the maximum number of students with the maximum amount of aid. Roger Williams University No School of Law Each year we have new donor funded scholarships available for students. We University of St. Thomas also have a new Dean’s Public Service Scholarship which is a guaranteed $8,000 School of Law (MN) annual scholarship for students who have completed a minimum of one year of service with a qualifying organization. Beginning with the 2012-2013 academic year, the Admissions Office has introduced achievement grants in the amount of $10,000 for accepted applicants in the Regular Division. Achievement grants are based upon merit and are renewable provided Widener University School of Law the student maintains a 2.70 lgpa or higher while enrolled. For returning students, there are two new endowed scholarship awards that are both merit based. More information regarding those scholarships can be found on our website. William & Mary Yes

546 MoRE FAQs � Given the declining applicant pool, do you anticipate any problems with your retention rate? If so, what supports and strategies will be implemented for students at risk?

Boston College Law School No Boston University School of Law No Regardless of the size of our applicant pool, we provide the Success Program for any student seeking academic assistance. This program is available to University of California—Davis students throughout their legal education, first year through graduation and bar preparation. The Academic Success Program includes workshops and individual tutorial options. Detailed information is available at the law school website. No, we have in place the Academic Skills Program and a robust academic University of California—Irvine counseling and tutor program. Chicago—Kent College of Law No University of Colorado No DePaul University College of Law No We are trying to maintain the same pool of matriculants so we are not foreseeing Lewis & Clark Law School any problems with retention this year. University of Memphis No We have had an Academic Excellence Program for several years now. You can learn New England Law | Boston more about the program at http://www.nesl.edu/exceptional/support.cfm We continue to have many resources through our Dean of Students and dean of University of Pittsburgh School of Law Academic affairs offices devoted to all students to help them be successful at Pitt Law. If by retention rate, you mean yield rate, and we believe students will be influenced by scholarship offers more than ever before. We have increased our awards and will expand the opportunities for students to visit our campus with lodging, and in many cases, travel assistance to give them a better understanding Regent University School of Law of our programs and their fit within our community. We already offer an academic assistance program with an advanced start for students who might benefit from additional academic support. This is not a PBAP. Students who participate in the summer assistance program are expected to continue in August. Roger Williams University No School of Law At this time we do not anticipate any problems with our retention rate. We already have support in place for students to help them achieve success academically in- University of St. Thomas cluding an academic support program. We also provide midterms to our students School of Law (MN) in most first year classes. Offering midterms helps our students to determine if they need additional academic support mid-semester Widener University School of Law No William & Mary No

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T. PARTNERS IN THE PROCESS �

Seven organizations share in the pre-law advisory process as active partners. Each has provided a basic summary of their services to APLA’s, Pre-Law Advisors and law school applicants.

Access Group, Inc.

1. � Access Group can assist individual pre-law advisors by visiting their campuses and presenting information to pre-law students on funding their legal education. In addition, Access Group offers printed and online materials about their loan programs, as well as information on topics such as the importance of good credit. Find out more at accessgroup.org. 2. � Access Group staff members are available to participate in panels at regional APLA meetings, as well as to deliver presentations on topics such as “How to Pay for Law School—Financial Aid Options for Law Students.” 3. Contact Information: • � By Phone: 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. ET (Monday–Friday) � Toll-Free Customer Contact Center Line: 800–282–1550 � Outside the U.S.: 302–477–4000 � Fax Number: 302–477–4011 � • � Mailing Address: Access Group, Inc. � P.O. Box 7430 � Wilmington, DE 19803–0430 � • � Street Address: Access Group, Inc. � 5500 Brandywine Parkway � Wilmington, DE 19803 �

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The Council On Legal Education Opportunity

1. Organization: The Council On Legal Education Opportunity 2. Function: The Council On Legal Education Opportunity (CLEO) • � is a non-profit project of the American Bar Association Fund for Justice and Education, dedicated to diversifying the legal profession by expanding legal education opportunities for members of under-represented groups • � is governed by a Board Consisting of Representatives from the Association of American Law Schools, American Bar Association, Law School Admission Council, National Asian Pacific American Bar Association, National Bar Association, the Society of American Law Teachers, and private bar • � provides programming as described below: — maintains a web site to describe programs with a link for interested students to be included on the CLEO mailing list — College Scholars Program for freshmen, sophomores or juniors interested in attending law school — The Road To Law School and Sophomore Super Saturday, one-day pre-law seminars designed especially for undergraduates at various law schools throughout the year — Sophomore Summer Institute is a four-week residential program designed to prepare students to become more competitive law school applicants at Northern Illinois University College of Law in June — CLEO Representatives, juniors who have participated in CLEO College Scholars Program or the Sophomore Summer Institute distribute information on their campus and receive a stipend, rising juniors may apply at the end of their sophomore year — The Six-Week Summer Institute for graduating seniors is a program designed to make participants more competitive law students on various law school campuses in June and July — Attitude Is Essential is an intensive pre-law July weekend on the East and West Coast for college graduates who have been accepted into any ABA accredited law school designed to introduce and prepare students for the rigors of law school 3. PLANC, Pre-Law Advisors, and APLAs: • � provide free pre-law programs and handout materials and travel reimbursement. 4. Contacting CLEO: • � www.cleoscholars.com � American Bar Association Building 740 15th Street, NW, 9th Floor, � Washington, DC 20005, � Phone: 202–828–6100 � Toll Free: 866–886–4343 � Fax: 202–828–1009 � E-mail: [email protected] �

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Equal Justice Works

1. Organization: Equal Justice Works 2. Function: Helping Lawyers Help Community • � The mission of Equal Justice Works is to create a just society by mobilizing the next generation of lawyers committed to equal justice. We provide leadership to ensure a sustainable pipeline of talented and trained lawyers are involved in public service. Equal Justice Works provides a continuum of programs that begin with incoming law school students and extend into later careers in the profession. We provide the nation’s leading public interest law fellowship program and offer more postgraduate, full-time legal positions in public service than any other organization. 3. Contact Information: • � 1730 M Street, NW, Suite 1010, � Washington, DC 20036–4511 � http://equaljusticeworks.org/ �

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LatinoJustice PRLDEF

1. Organization: LatinoJustice PRLDEF 2. LatinoJustice PRLDEF champions an equitable society. Using the power of the law together with education and advocacy, LatinoJustice PRLDEF protects opportunities for all Latinos to succeed in work and school, fulfill their dreams, and sustain their families and communities. 3. Our blog has the latest articles, events, updates and resources available for you and our community. Stay informed, engaged and empowered! 4. Contact Information: • � 99 Hudson Street 14th Floor � New York, NY 10013–2815 � Phone 212–219–3360 � Fax 212–431–4276 � http://latinojustice.org/ � LatinoJustice PRLDEF Blog

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Law School Admission Council (LSAC)

1. Name: Law School Admission Council (LSAC) 2. Summary of services to Pre-law Advisors: • Pre-law advisor action reports • Undergraduate College LSAT score report • Law school admission reference manual • Pre-law advisor directory • Law school admissions directory • National recruitment calendar • Financial support to pre-law advisors in conjunction with LSAC forums • LSAC updates at national conferences and regional APLA meetings • Host of annual PLANC meeting in Philadelphia • Outreach to minority pre-law advisors through Minority Affairs Committee activities • Free videos on application process, minority issues, etc. • Licensing of LSAT exams for test-prep seminars 3. Ways LSAC can help pre-law advisors: See list above. LSAC also regularly responds to questions from individual pre-law advisors and welcomes feedback on products and services to candidates.

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NALP (National Association for Law Placement) and the NALP Foundation

1. Organization: National Association for Law Placement and the NALP Foundation 2. Summary of Services and Resources: • � Employer Directories • � Employment Statistics • � Hiring Trends • � Practice Area Trends: • � Public Service • � Government Employment • � Pro Bono • � Judicial Clerkships • � Diversity Issues and Trends • � Publications and Printed Resources • � Associate Attrition • � Significance of Summer Programs • � Leadership and Lawyer Careers • � Attitudes and Expectations of New Era Attorneys • � Perceptions of Partnership • � The Lateral Lawyer • � Law Firm Management • � International Guide to Legal Education and Lawyer Qualifications 3. Assistance to APLAs: • � Program delivery on areas of service described 4. Assistance to Individuals: • � Reduced rates on publications and printed resources • � see website for list of available resources, then call in order to receive member pricing: • � http://www.nalp.org/bookstore 5. Contact Information: • � Ask for NALP Liaison to PLANC (contact NALP for current information) � NALP � 1220 19th Street NW, Suite 401 � Washington, DC 20036–2405 � (phone) 202–835–1001; (fax) 202–835–1112 � http://www.nalp.org/ �

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Pre-Law Committee Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar American Bar Association

1. Organization: Pre-Law Committee of the American Bar Association Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar

2. Function of the Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar • � Accredits law schools, including standards for obtaining and maintaining accreditation • � Conferences and reports on a wide variety of topics related to legal education and bar admissions • � Has multiple committees, including the Pre-Law Committee; the Pre-Law Committee sets its own agenda each year 3. Pre-Law Committee, PLANC, and APLAs • � Pre-Law Committee can bring matters before the Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar at request of PLANC • � Pre-Law Committee can identify a member of the committee who is available to attend APLA meetings (travel budgets are not available to committee members) • � Pre-Law Committee attends PLANC board meetings to report on changes in accreditation requirements or other significant activities of the Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar 4. Pre-Law Committee and Pre-Law Advisors • � Pre-Law Committee can receive concerns about recruitment or admission practices of an ABA-accredited law school • � Pre-Law Committee can provide information abut resources of interest to pre-law advisors available through the American Bar Association 5. Contacting the Pre-Law Committee: Chair, 2011–2012: Susan L. Krinsky � Associate Dean for Admission, Financial Aid, and Career Development � Tulane University Law School � Weinmann Hall � 6329 Freret Street New Orleans, LA 70118 � Phone: 504–865–5930 � Fax: 504–865–6710 � E-mail: [email protected] �

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