Brooklyn Law School is one of more than 800 institutions with graduate schools surveyed by U.S. News on an annual basis. Brooklyn Law School confers degrees through various schools, such as: a law school.
学校概况
学校专业
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#81Best Law Schools (tie)
#36Business/Corporate Law (tie)
#24Clinical Training (tie)
#41Constitutional Law (tie)
#34Contracts/Commercial Law (tie)
#27Criminal Law (tie)
#87Dispute Resolution (tie)
#121Environmental Law (tie)
#71Health Care Law (tie)
#75Intellectual Property Law (tie)
#49International Law (tie)
#34Legal Writing (tie)
#60Tax Law (tie)
#42Trial Advocacy (tie)
法学
The full-time program application fee at the law school at Brooklyn Law School is $0. The part-time program application fee at the law school at Brooklyn Law School is $0. Its tuition is full-time: $62,046 and part-time: $46,658. The student-faculty ratio is 9.1:1.
At Brooklyn Law School, students live, work, and learn in close proximity to New York City’s large law firms, federal courts, and corporations. The institution is highly ranked for its part-time Brooklyn Law program, which students can complete in four years. For hands-on training, the law school runs clinics including the Brooklyn Law Incubator & Policy (BLIP) Clinic, which helps students gain experience in technology issues as well as with legal matters.
Outside of class, Brooklyn Law School has more than 40 student organizations to consider joining as well. Students may also find opportunities for involvement on the Brooklyn Law Review, the Brooklyn Journal of International Law, the Journal of Law and Policy, and the Brooklyn Journal of Corporate, Financial & Commercial Law.
First year law students are guaranteed housing in Brooklyn Heights. After, if students are looking for an experience away from New York City, Brooklyn Law School coordinates international fellowship programs, such as the International Business Law Fellowship, the International Human Rights Fellowship, and the Global Justice Fellowship, which students may be eligible to complete. After graduation, alumni have relocated to 49 states and more than 25 countries, the school reports.
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Overall Ranking Scores
Score48
Peer assessment score (out of 5)2.7
Assessment score by lawyers/judges (out of 5)2.9
GPA (25th-75th percentile)3.2-3.6
Median undergraduate GPA for all program entrants3.44
LSAT scores (25th-75th percentile)156-160
Median LSAT score for all program entrants158
Acceptance rate48.8%
Student-faculty ratio9.1:1
Employed at graduation55.4%
Employed 10 months after graduation83.2%
Bar passage rate (first-time test takers)82.7%
State where the greatest number of first-time test takers took the barNY
Statewide bar passage rate (first-time test takers)73.5%
Average indebtedness of 2020 J.D. graduates who incurred law school debt$110,832
Proportion of 2020 J.D. graduates who borrowed at least one educational loan in law school68%
Part-time Law Ranking Scores
Score58
Peer assessment score (out of 5)2.8
Median undergraduate GPA for part-time program entrants3.31
Median LSAT score for part-time program entrants158
Admissions
Application
Director of admissionsEulas Boyd Jr.
Application deadlineN/A
Full-time program application fee$0
Part-time program application fee$0
Admissions phone(718) 780-7906
Admissions email
- Admitq@brooklaw.edu
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Application website
Https://www.brooklaw.edu/en/Admissions/Apply
Besides the fall semester, can enter inSummer
Virtual Tour URL
https://pages.akerolabs.com/ezc2s/brooklyn-law-school/brooklyn-law-virtual-tours
Admissions & Enrollment (Overall)
Acceptance rate48.8%
GPA (25th-75th percentile)3.2-3.6
Median undergraduate GPA for all program entrants3.44
Percent of new entrants providing LSAT scores97%
LSAT scores (25th-75th percentile)156-160
Median LSAT score for all program entrants158
Percent of new entrants providing GRE scores3%
Median GRE scores for all program entrants
- 160 verbal
- 155 quantitative
Median GRE analytical writing score for all program entrants5
Admissions & Enrollment (Full-time)
Acceptance rate50.6%
Undergraduate GPA (25th-75th percentile)3.2-3.6
Median undergraduate GPA for full-time program entrants3.44
Percent of new entrants providing LSAT scores97%
LSAT scores (25th-75th percentile)156-160
Median LSAT score for full-time program entrants158
Percent of new entrants providing GRE scores3%
Median GRE scores for full-time program entrants
- 163 verbal
- 155 quantitative
Median GRE analytical writing score for full-time program entrants5
Admissions & Enrollment (Part-time)
Acceptance rate31.3%
Undergraduate GPA (25th-75th percentile)3-3.5
Median undergraduate GPA for part-time program entrants3.31
Percent of new entrants providing LSAT scores94%
LSAT scores (25th-75th percentile)155-161
Median LSAT score for part-time program entrants158
Percent of new entrants providing GRE scores6%
Academics
Academic Program Details
Academic calendarSemester
Joint degrees offered:
- JD / MA (Political Science)
- JD / MBA
- JD / MUP
- JS/MS (City & Regional Planning)
Special programs offered to J.D. students
Flexible JD options: full-time, part-time, summer start. 22 clinics, 7 externship programs. Centers: Criminal Justice; CUBE (Urban Business Entrepreneurship); Business Law; Int'l Business; Health, Science & Policy; Law, Language & Cognition; Trade Secrets Institute. Post-graduate fellowships. Multiple study-abroad programs.
Programs/courses offered in:
- clinical training
- dispute resolution
- environmental law
- health care law
- intellectual property law
- international law
- tax law
- trial advocacy
- business/corporate law
- constitutional law
- contracts/commercial law
- criminal law
- writing
Curricular Offerings (Overall)
Classroom course titles, beyond the first-year curriculum, offered last year244
Seminars21
Positions available in seminars432
Positions available in simulation courses2,198
Student activities
Law Review and Journals of International Law; Law & Policy; Corp., Financial & Commercial Law. ADR Society & Moot Court teams awarded more than 90 prizes; over 40 student organizations. Numerous lectures, roundtables, and symposia offer students opportunities to meet and network with scholars and leaders in the legal profession and other fields.
Number of law clinics49
Number of seats available in law clinics530
Curricular Offerings (Full-time)
Typical first-year full-time section size taught by full-time faculty (excludes small sections)70
Is there typically a full-time "small section" of the first-year class taught by full-time faculty (excluding Legal Writing)?Yes
Typical size of first-year "small section"40
Positions filled in full-time program seminars291
Positions filled in full-time program simulation courses846
Positions filled in field placements339
Full-time students involved in law journals271
Full-time students involved in interschool skills competitions140
Full-time students enrolled in independent study29
Number of seats filled in law clinics (full-time)374
Curricular Offerings (Part-time)
Typical first-year part-time section size taught by full-time faculty (excludes small sections)37
Is there typically a part-time "small section" of the first-year class taught by full-time faculty (excluding Legal Writing)?No
Positions filled in part-time program seminars29
Positions filled in part-time program simulation courses109
Positions filled in field placements12
Part-time students involved in law journals13
Part-time students involved in interschool skills competitions2
Part-time students enrolled in independent study4
Number of seats filled in law clinics (part-time)17
Faculty Profile (Fall 2020)
Student-faculty ratio9.1:1
Total faculty200
Full-time minority faculty21.1%
Part-time minority faculty12.4%
Total faculty (men)59.5%
Total faculty (women)40.5%
Total faculty (minorities)15.5%
Class Size
Student Body
Student Body (Overall)
Total Enrolled1,146
Student diversity:
- RACE/ETHNICITYENROLLMENTWhite61.6%Hispanic10.5%Asian9%International6.2%Two or more races5.1%Black or African American3.9%Unknown3.5%American Indian0%Pacific Islander0%
Student Body (Full-time)
Enrollment (full-time)1,037
Student Body (Part-time)
Enrollment (part-time)109
Attrition Rates for Full- and Part-time Students (2019-2020)
First-year students discontinuing law school5.5%
Second-year students discontinuing law school1.3%
Third-year students discontinuing law schoolN/A
Fourth-year students discontinuing law schoolN/A
Male students discontinuing law school2.1%
Female students discontinuing law school2.6%
Cost
Financial Aid Contact Information
Financial aid directorNancy Zahzam
Financial aid phone(718) 780-7915
Financial aid application deadlineN/A
Expenses
Tuition and fees:
- full-time $62,046
- part-time $46,658
Room and board$19,775
Books$1,800
Miscellaneous expenses$5,150
Is the tuition the same for first-, second-, and third-year students?No
Does the university offer housing restricted to law students?Yes
Does the university offer graduate student housing for which law students are eligible?No
Does the university offer a public-interest scholarship program to current J.D. students?Yes
Grants (Full-time students)
Median grant amount$30,000
Grant range (25th-75th percentile)$17,500-$39,000
Full-time students receiving grants92.9%
Students receiving grants of more than full tuition0.5%
Students receiving grants of full tuition6.9%
Students receiving grants of one-half tuition or more but less than full46.4%
Students receiving grants of less than one-half tuition39%
Grants (Part-time students)
Median grant amount$24,000
Grant range (25th-75th percentile)$13,256-$34,000
Part-time students receiving grants86.5%
Students receiving grants of more than full tuition0%
Students receiving grants of full tuition11.5%
Students receiving grants of one-half tuition or more but less than full32.7%
Students receiving grants of less than one-half tuition42.3%
Indebtedness
Average indebtedness of 2020 J.D. graduates who incurred law school debt$110,832
Proportion who borrowed68%
Does the school offer a loan repayment assistance program for 2020 J.D. graduates?Yes
Library
Library Information Resources
Volume equivalent microformsN/A
Information Technology
Department(s) responsible for the law school information technology operations
Law school information technology department, law school library
Approximate number of full-time-equivalent information technology staff (excluding hourly students and other temporary staff)24
Does the school require entering students to own a computer?No
Physical Library Facilities
Net square feet of space assigned for library purposesN/A
Total seats available for library usersN/A
Details about the library and other facilities
One of the largest law libraries in NYC (over 600,000 volumes, 24 group study rooms, seating for 589) featuring two new collaborative study spaces. Welcoming student lounge, fully renovated in 2019. All entering students guaranteed first-year housing within 3 blocks of the law school. Two large conference centers for social and academic events.
Library Seats
Carrels91
Study rooms116
Open tables232
Soft seating102
Instructional spaces, classrooms and labs48
CafeN/A
OtherN/A
Total number of seats associated with library spaces589
Library Collections
Number of electronic databases licensed or owned by law library154
Number of licensed or owned electronic databases available to law students as members of the larger college or university217
Number of titles purchased, managed, and maintained by the law library that are cataloged or accessible through the discovery system930,260
Number of titles available to law students as members of the larger college or university that are cataloged or accessible through the discovery system930,260
Careers
Bar Statistics (Winter and Summer 2019 administrations)
State where the greatest number of first-time test takers took the barNY
Bar passage rate (first-time test takers)82.7%
Statewide bar passage rate (first-time test takers)73.5%
Class of 2019 Graduates
Total number of graduates327
Employed at graduation:55.4%
Employed 10 months after graduation:83.2%
Employed at Graduation (excludes law school/university-funded positions)
Graduates employed in jobs that required bar passage51.7%
Graduates employed in jobs that required bar passage (full-time, lasting a year or more)50.5%
Graduates employed in jobs that required bar passage (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in jobs that required bar passage (part-time, lasting a year or more)0.3%
Graduates employed in jobs that required bar passage (part-time, lasting less than a year)0.9%
Graduates employed in jobs that required bar passage (length of employment unknown)N/A
Graduates employed in jobs where a J.D. degree is an advantage5.5%
Graduates employed in jobs where a J.D. degree is an advantage (full-time, lasting a year or more)4.9%
Graduates employed in jobs where a J.D. degree is an advantage (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in jobs where a J.D. degree is an advantage (part-time, lasting a year or more)0.3%
Graduates employed in jobs where a J.D. degree is an advantage (part-time, lasting less than a year)0.3%
Graduates employed in jobs where a J.D. degree is an advantage (length of employment unknown)N/A
Graduates employed in jobs that are professional positions2.1%
Graduates employed in jobs that are professional positions (full-time, lasting a year or more)1.5%
Graduates employed in jobs that are professional positions (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in jobs that are professional positions (part-time, lasting a year or more)0.6%
Graduates employed in jobs that are professional positions (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in jobs that are professional positions (length of employment unknown)N/A
Graduates employed in jobs that are non-professional positions0.3%
Graduates employed in jobs that are non-professional positions (full-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in jobs that are non-professional positions (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in jobs that are non-professional positions (part-time, lasting a year or more)0.3%
Graduates employed in jobs that are non-professional positions (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in jobs that are non-professional positions (length of employment unknown)N/A
Graduates employed in jobs that are undeterminable/unknown positions0%
Graduates employed in jobs that are undeterminable/unknown positions (full-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in jobs that are undeterminable/unknown positions (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in jobs that are undeterminable/unknown positions (part-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in jobs that are undeterminable/unknown positions (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in jobs that are undeterminable/unknown (length of employment unknown)N/A
Graduates that were pursuing a graduate degree full-time0.6%
Graduates that were unemployed and not seeking employment0.9%
Graduates that were unemployed and seeking employment37.6%
Graduates whose employment status was unknown1.2%
Employed 10 Months After Graduation (excludes law school/university-funded positions)
Graduates employed in jobs that require bar passage75.2%
Graduates employed in jobs that required bar passage (full-time, lasting a year or more)73.4%
Graduates employed in jobs that required bar passage (full-time, lasting less than a year)0.9%
Graduates employed in jobs that required bar passage (part-time, lasting a year or more)0.6%
Graduates employed in jobs that required bar passage (part-time, lasting less than a year)0.3%
Graduates employed in jobs that required bar passage (length of employment unknown)0%
Graduates employed in jobs where a J.D. degree is an advantage11.6%
Graduates employed in jobs where a J.D. degree is an advantage (full-time, lasting a year or more)9.8%
Graduates employed in jobs where a J.D. degree is an advantage (full-time, lasting less than a year)0.3%
Graduates employed in jobs where a J.D. degree is an advantage (part-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in jobs where a J.D. degree is an advantage (part-time, lasting less than a year)1.5%
Graduates employed in jobs where a J.D. degree is an advantage (length of employment unknown)0%
Graduates employed in jobs that are professional positions3.7%
Graduates employed in jobs that are professional positions (full-time, lasting a year or more)2.8%
Graduates employed in jobs that are professional positions (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in jobs that are professional positions (part-time, lasting a year or more)0.3%
Graduates employed in jobs that are professional positions (part-time, lasting less than a year)0.6%
Graduates employed in jobs that are professional positions (length of employment unknown)0%
Graduates employed in jobs that are non-professional positions0.3%
Graduates employed in jobs that are non-professional positions (full-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in jobs that are non-professional positions (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in jobs that are non-professional positions (part-time, lasting a year or more)0.3%
Graduates employed in jobs that are non-professional positions (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in jobs that are non-professional positions (length of employment unknown)0%
Graduates employed in jobs that are undeterminable/unknown positions0%
Graduates employed in jobs that are undeterminable/unknown positions (full-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in jobs that are undeterminable/unknown positions (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in jobs that are undeterminable/unknown positions (part-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in jobs that are undeterminable/unknown positions (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in jobs that are undeterminable/unknown positions (length of employment unknown)0%
Graduates that were pursuing a graduate degree full-time0.9%
Graduates that were unemployed and have a commitment for employment beginning after March 15th0.3%
Graduates that were unemployed and not seeking employment2.1%
Graduates that were unemployed and seeking employment4%
Graduates whose employment status was unknown1.2%
Employed in Law School/University-Funded Positions at Graduation
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that required bar passage0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that required bar passage (full-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that required bar passage (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that required bar passage (part-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that required bar passage (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that required bar passage (length of employment unknown)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions where a J.D. degree is an advantage0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions where a J.D. degree is an advantage (full-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions where a J.D. degree is an advantage (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions where a J.D. degree is an advantage (part-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions where a J.D. degree is an advantage (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions where a J.D. degree is an advantage (length of employment unknown)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are professional positions0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are professional positions (full-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are professional positions (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are professional positions (part-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are professional positions (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are professional positions (length of employment unknown)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are non-professional positions0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are non-professional positions (full-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are non-professional positions (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are non-professional positions (part-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are non-professional positions (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are non-professional positions (length of employment unknown)0%
Employed in Law School/University-Funded Positions 10 Months After Graduation
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions0.6%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that required bar passage0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that required bar passage (full-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that required bar passage (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that required bar passage (part-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that required bar passage (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that required bar passage (length of employment unknown)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions where a J.D. degree is an advantage0.6%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions where a J.D. degree is an advantage (full-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions where a J.D. degree is an advantage (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions where a J.D. degree is an advantage (part-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions where a J.D. degree is an advantage (part-time, lasting less than a year)0.6%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions where a J.D. degree is an advantage (length of employment unknown)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are professional positions0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are professional positions (full-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are professional positions (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are professional positions (part-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are professional positions (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are professional positions (length of employment unknown)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are non-professional positions0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are non-professional positions (full-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are non-professional positions (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are non-professional positions (part-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are non-professional positions (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are non-professional positions (length of employment unknown)0%
Starting Salaries of Graduates Employed Full-time
25th percentile private sector starting salary$80,000
Median private sector starting salary$135,000
75th percentile private sector starting salary$190,000
Percent in the private sector who reported salary information71%
Median public service starting salary$65,000
Areas of Legal Practice
Number of graduates employed299
Graduates employed in law firms55.9%
Graduates employed in law firms (full-time, lasting a year or more)53.8%
Graduates employed in law firms (full-time, lasting less than a year)0.3%
Graduates employed in law firms (part-time, lasting a year or more)0.7%
Graduates employed in law firms (part-time, lasting less than a year)1%
Graduates employed in business and industry14.7%
Graduates employed in business and industry (full-time, lasting a year or more)13.4%
Graduates employed in business and industry (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in business and industry (part-time, lasting a year or more)0.7%
Graduates employed in business and industry (part-time, lasting less than a year)0.7%
Graduates employed in government13%
Graduates employed in government (full-time, lasting a year or more)12.4%
Graduates employed in government (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in government (part-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in government (part-time, lasting less than a year)0.7%
Graduates employed in public interest (including public defender)10.7%
Graduates employed in public interest (including public defender) (full-time, lasting a year or more)9.4%
Graduates employed in public interest (including public defender) (full-time, lasting less than a year)0.7%
Graduates employed in public interest (including public defender) (part-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in public interest (including public defender) (part-time, lasting less than a year)0.7%
Graduates employed in judicial clerkships4.7%
Graduates employed in judicial clerkships (full-time, lasting a year or more)4.3%
Graduates employed in judicial clerkships (full-time, lasting less than a year)0.3%
Graduates employed in judicial clerkships (part-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in judicial clerkships (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in academia0.7%
Graduates employed in academia (full-time, lasting a year or more)0.7%
Graduates employed in academia (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in academia (part-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in academia (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in an unknown area0.3%
Areas of Legal Practice - Law Firms
Number of graduates employed in law firms167
Graduates employed as a solo practitioner0%
Graduates employed as a solo practitioner (full-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed as a solo practitioner (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed as a solo practitioner (part-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed as a solo practitioner (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 2 to 10 lawyers33.5%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 2 to 10 lawyers (full-time, lasting a year or more)31.1%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 2 to 10 lawyers (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 2 to 10 lawyers (part-time, lasting a year or more)1.2%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 2 to 10 lawyers (part-time, lasting less than a year)1.2%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 11 to 25 lawyers10.2%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 11 to 25 lawyers (full-time, lasting a year or more)9.6%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 11 to 25 lawyers (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 11 to 25 lawyers (part-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 11 to 25 lawyers (part-time, lasting less than a year)0.6%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 26 to 50 lawyers5.4%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 26 to 50 lawyers (full-time, lasting a year or more)5.4%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 26 to 50 lawyers (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 26 to 50 lawyers (part-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 26 to 50 lawyers (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 51 to 100 lawyers6.6%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 51 to 100 lawyers (full-time, lasting a year or more)6.6%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 51 to 100 lawyers (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 51 to 100 lawyers (part-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 51 to 100 lawyers (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 101 to 250 lawyers6%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 101 to 250 lawyers (full-time, lasting a year or more)6%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 101 to 250 lawyers (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 101 to 250 lawyers (part-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 101 to 250 lawyers (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 251 to 500 lawyers6.6%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 251 to 500 lawyers (full-time, lasting a year or more)6.6%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 251 to 500 lawyers (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 251 to 500 lawyers (part-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 251 to 500 lawyers (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of more than 500 lawyers31.7%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of more than 500 lawyers (full-time, lasting a year or more)31.1%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of more than 500 lawyers (full-time, lasting less than a year)0.6%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of more than 500 lawyers (part-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of more than 500 lawyers (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of an unknown number of lawyers0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of an unknown number of lawyers (full-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of an unknown number of lawyers (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of an unknown number of lawyers (part-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of an unknown number of lawyers (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Areas of Legal Practice - Judicial Clerkships
Number of graduates employed in judicial clerkships14
Graduates employed in federal judicial clerkships14.3%
Graduates employed in federal judicial clerkships (full-time, lasting a year or more)14.3%
Graduates employed in federal judicial clerkships (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in federal judicial clerkships (part-time, lasting a year or more0%
Graduates employed in federal judicial clerkships (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in state and local judicial clerkships85.7%
Graduates employed in state and local judicial clerkships (full-time, lasting a year or more)78.6%
Graduates employed in state and local judicial clerkships (full-time, lasting less than a year)7.1%
Graduates employed in state and local judicial clerkships (part-time, lasting a year or more0%
Graduates employed in state and local judicial clerkships (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in other judicial clerkships0%
Graduates employed in other judicial clerkships (full-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in other judicial clerkships (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in other judicial clerkships (part-time, lasting a year or more0%
Graduates employed in other judicial clerkships (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Employment Location
Graduates employed in-state89.6%
Graduates employed out-of-state9.4%
Graduates employed in foreign countries0.7%
Number of states where graduates are employed13
New England (CT, ME, MA, NH, RI, VT)1.3%
Middle Atlantic (NY, NJ, PA)93.6%
East North Central (IL, IN, MI, OH, WI)0%
West North Central (IA, KS, MN, MO, NE, ND, SD)0%
South Atlantic (DE, DC, FL, GA, MD, NC, SC, VA, WV)1%
East South Central (AL, KY, MS, TN)0%
West South Central (AR, LA, OK, TX)0.7%
Pacific (AK, CA, HI, OR, WA)2%
Mountain (AZ, CO, ID, MT, NV, NM, UT, WY)0.3%
U.S. Territories0%
Employment location unknown0.3%
Career Services
Career services operations
The Career Development and Public Service Law Center teams work collaboratively to provide professional guidance to students and alumni regarding a wide range of private-sector and public-interest careers. Annual events and programs include: OCI, mentoring and networking programs, career fairs, professionalism and wellness programming, and numerous substantive practice-area presentations.
