Charleston School of Law is one of more than 800 institutions with graduate schools surveyed by U.S. News on an annual basis. Charleston School of Law confers degrees through various schools, such as: a law school.
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#147-193Best Law Schools
#180Business/Corporate Law (tie)
#176Constitutional Law (tie)
#176Contracts/Commercial Law (tie)
#181Criminal Law (tie)
#168Environmental Law (tie)
#166Health Care Law (tie)
#175Intellectual Property Law (tie)
#168International Law (tie)
#172Legal Writing (tie)
#170Tax Law (tie)
#162Trial Advocacy (tie)
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The law school at Charleston School of Law has an application deadline of March 1. The full-time program application fee at the law school at Charleston School of Law is $0. Its tuition is full-time: $42,134. The student-faculty ratio is 13.3:1.
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Overall Ranking Scores
ScoreN/A
Peer assessment score (out of 5)1.3
Assessment score by lawyers/judges (out of 5)1.9
GPA (25th-75th percentile)2.83-3.45
Median undergraduate GPA for all program entrants3.2
LSAT scores (25th-75th percentile)148-153
Median LSAT score for all program entrants150
Acceptance rate55.1%
Student-faculty ratio13.3:1
Employed at graduationN/A
Employed 10 months after graduation55.7%
Bar passage rate (first-time test takers)50%
State where the greatest number of first-time test takers took the barSC
Statewide bar passage rate (first-time test takers)74.8%
Average indebtedness of 2020 J.D. graduates who incurred law school debt$139,888
Proportion of 2020 J.D. graduates who borrowed at least one educational loan in law school86.6%
Part-time Law Ranking Scores
ScoreN/A
Peer assessment score (out of 5)N/A
Median undergraduate GPA for part-time program entrantsN/A
Median LSAT score for part-time program entrantsN/A
Admissions
Application
Director of admissionsJacqueline B. Bell
Application deadlineMarch 1
Full-time program application fee$0
Part-time program application fee$0
Admissions phone(843) 377-2143
Admissions email
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Application websiteHttp://www.charlestonlaw.edu
Besides the fall semester, can enter inWinter/Spring
Virtual Tour URLN/A
Admissions & Enrollment (Overall)
Acceptance rate55.1%
GPA (25th-75th percentile)2.83-3.45
Median undergraduate GPA for all program entrants3.2
Percent of new entrants providing LSAT scores100%
LSAT scores (25th-75th percentile)148-153
Median LSAT score for all program entrants150
Percent of new entrants providing GRE scores0%
Median GRE scores for all program entrantsN/A
Median GRE analytical writing score for all program entrantsN/A
Admissions & Enrollment (Full-time)
Acceptance rate55.1%
Undergraduate GPA (25th-75th percentile)2.83-3.45
Median undergraduate GPA for full-time program entrants3.2
Percent of new entrants providing LSAT scores100%
LSAT scores (25th-75th percentile)148-153
Median LSAT score for full-time program entrants150
Percent of new entrants providing GRE scores0%
Median GRE scores for full-time program entrantsN/A
Median GRE analytical writing score for full-time program entrantsN/A
Admissions & Enrollment (Part-time)
ApplicantsN/A
Acceptance rateN/A
Undergraduate GPA (25th-75th percentile)N/A
Median undergraduate GPA for part-time program entrantsN/A
Percent of new entrants providing LSAT scoresN/A
LSAT scores (25th-75th percentile)N/A
Median LSAT score for part-time program entrantsN/A
Percent of new entrants providing GRE scoresN/A
Academics
Academic Program Details
Academic calendarSemester
Joint degrees offeredN/A
Special programs offered to J.D. students
The School of Law offers an extensive externship program providing students with practical experience in more than 100 placement sites. All students are required to provide a minimum of 50 hours of pro bono legal work to graduate.
Programs/courses offered in:
- 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 year107
Seminars15
Positions available in seminars375
Positions available in simulation courses751
Student activities
The Charleston School of Law publishes the Charleston Law Review; MALABU, the Maritime Law Bulletin; and Resolved, an e-publication published by the Center for Dispute Resolution. Students compete in moot court and trial advocacy competitions. There are more than 40 student organizations including Black Law Students Association, Business Law Society and Women in Law.
Number of law clinics0
Number of seats available in law clinics0
Curricular Offerings (Full-time)
Typical first-year full-time section size taught by full-time faculty (excludes small sections)44
Is there typically a full-time "small section" of the first-year class taught by full-time faculty (excluding Legal Writing)?No
Positions filled in full-time program seminars375
Positions filled in full-time program simulation courses616
Positions filled in field placements76
Full-time students involved in law journals18
Full-time students involved in interschool skills competitions19
Full-time students enrolled in independent study35
Number of seats filled in law clinics (full-time)0
Curricular Offerings (Part-time)
Typical first-year part-time section size taught by full-time faculty (excludes small sections)N/A
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 seminarsN/A
Positions filled in part-time program simulation coursesN/A
Positions filled in field placementsN/A
Part-time students involved in law journalsN/A
Part-time students involved in interschool skills competitionsN/A
Part-time students enrolled in independent studyN/A
Number of seats filled in law clinics (part-time)N/A
Faculty Profile (Fall 2020)
Student-faculty ratio13.3:1
Total faculty82
Full-time minority faculty13.6%
Part-time minority faculty3.3%
Total faculty (men)58.5%
Total faculty (women)41.5%
Total faculty (minorities)6.1%
Class Size
Student Body
Student Body (Overall)
Total Enrolled558
Student diversity:
- RACE/ETHNICITYENROLLMENTWhite79.2%Black or African American8.2%Hispanic5.7%Unknown3.2%American Indian1.4%Two or more races1.3%Asian0.7%International0.2%Pacific Islander0%
Student Body (Full-time)
Enrollment (full-time)558
Student Body (Part-time)
Enrollment (part-time)N/A
Gender distribution (part-time)N/A
Attrition Rates for Full- and Part-time Students (2019-2020)
First-year students discontinuing law school20.7%
Second-year students discontinuing law school5.8%
Third-year students discontinuing law school0.4%
Fourth-year students discontinuing law schoolN/A
Male students discontinuing law school8.6%
Female students discontinuing law school9.3%
Cost
Financial Aid Contact Information
Financial aid directorBobby Greer
Financial aid phone(843) 377-1102
Financial aid application deadlineJuly 1
Expenses
Tuition and fees:
- full-time
- $42,134
Room and board$13,118
Books$1,250
Miscellaneous expenses$9,864
Is the tuition the same for first-, second-, and third-year students?No
Does the university offer housing restricted to law students?No
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?No
Grants (Full-time students)
Median grant amount$12,000
Grant range (25th-75th percentile)$10,000-$25,000
Full-time students receiving grants95.8%
Students receiving grants of more than full tuition0%
Students receiving grants of full tuition0%
Students receiving grants of one-half tuition or more but less than full28.8%
Students receiving grants of less than one-half tuition67%
Grants (Part-time students)
Median grant amountN/A
Grant range (25th-75th percentile)N/A
Part-time students receiving grantsN/A
Students receiving grants of more than full tuitionN/A
Students receiving grants of full tuitionN/A
Students receiving grants of one-half tuition or more but less than fullN/A
Students receiving grants of less than one-half tuitionN/A
Indebtedness
Average indebtedness of 2020 J.D. graduates who incurred law school debt$139,888
Proportion who borrowed86.6%
Does the school offer a loan repayment assistance program for 2020 J.D. graduates?No
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
Approximate number of full-time-equivalent information technology staff (excluding hourly students and other temporary staff)4
Does the school require entering students to own a computer?Yes
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
The library is located in a renovated historic 1857 railroad warehouse. Students have access to more than 600,000 titles, including Bloomberg Law, LexisAdvance, Westlaw, and Westlaw Academic Study Aid Collection. Additional digital collections available include CCH, FastCase, HeinOnline, National Consumer Law Collections, LexisNexis Courtroom Cast, Making of Modern Law, and ProQuest Congressional.
Library Seats
Carrels32
Study rooms79
Open tables134
Soft seating22
Instructional spaces, classrooms and labs28
Cafe20
Other17
Total number of seats associated with library spaces332
Library Collections
Number of electronic databases licensed or owned by law library102
Number of licensed or owned electronic databases available to law students as members of the larger college or university102
Number of titles purchased, managed, and maintained by the law library that are cataloged or accessible through the discovery system397,097
Number of titles available to law students as members of the larger college or university that are cataloged or accessible through the discovery system397,097
Careers
Bar Statistics (Winter and Summer 2019 administrations)
State where the greatest number of first-time test takers took the barSC
Bar passage rate (first-time test takers)50%
Statewide bar passage rate (first-time test takers)74.8%
Class of 2019 Graduates
Total number of graduates203
Employed at graduation:N/A
Employed 10 months after graduation:55.7%
Employed at Graduation (excludes law school/university-funded positions)
Graduates employed in jobs that required bar passageN/A
Graduates employed in jobs that required bar passage (full-time, lasting a year or more)N/A
Graduates employed in jobs that required bar passage (full-time, lasting less than a year)N/A
Graduates employed in jobs that required bar passage (part-time, lasting a year or more)N/A
Graduates employed in jobs that required bar passage (part-time, lasting less than a year)N/A
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 advantageN/A
Graduates employed in jobs where a J.D. degree is an advantage (full-time, lasting a year or more)N/A
Graduates employed in jobs where a J.D. degree is an advantage (full-time, lasting less than a year)N/A
Graduates employed in jobs where a J.D. degree is an advantage (part-time, lasting a year or more)N/A
Graduates employed in jobs where a J.D. degree is an advantage (part-time, lasting less than a year)N/A
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 positionsN/A
Graduates employed in jobs that are professional positions (full-time, lasting a year or more)N/A
Graduates employed in jobs that are professional positions (full-time, lasting less than a year)N/A
Graduates employed in jobs that are professional positions (part-time, lasting a year or more)N/A
Graduates employed in jobs that are professional positions (part-time, lasting less than a year)N/A
Graduates employed in jobs that are professional positions (length of employment unknown)N/A
Graduates employed in jobs that are non-professional positionsN/A
Graduates employed in jobs that are non-professional positions (full-time, lasting a year or more)N/A
Graduates employed in jobs that are non-professional positions (full-time, lasting less than a year)N/A
Graduates employed in jobs that are non-professional positions (part-time, lasting a year or more)N/A
Graduates employed in jobs that are non-professional positions (part-time, lasting less than a year)N/A
Graduates employed in jobs that are non-professional positions (length of employment unknown)N/A
Graduates employed in jobs that are undeterminable/unknown positionsN/A
Graduates employed in jobs that are undeterminable/unknown positions (full-time, lasting a year or more)N/A
Graduates employed in jobs that are undeterminable/unknown positions (full-time, lasting less than a year)N/A
Graduates employed in jobs that are undeterminable/unknown positions (part-time, lasting a year or more)N/A
Graduates employed in jobs that are undeterminable/unknown positions (part-time, lasting less than a year)N/A
Graduates employed in jobs that are undeterminable/unknown (length of employment unknown)N/A
Graduates that were pursuing a graduate degree full-timeN/A
Graduates that were unemployed and not seeking employmentN/A
Graduates that were unemployed and seeking employmentN/A
Graduates whose employment status was unknownN/A
Employed 10 Months After Graduation (excludes law school/university-funded positions)
Graduates employed in jobs that require bar passage49.8%
Graduates employed in jobs that required bar passage (full-time, lasting a year or more)47.3%
Graduates employed in jobs that required bar passage (full-time, lasting less than a year)0.5%
Graduates employed in jobs that required bar passage (part-time, lasting a year or more)1%
Graduates employed in jobs that required bar passage (part-time, lasting less than a year)1%
Graduates employed in jobs that required bar passage (length of employment unknown)0%
Graduates employed in jobs where a J.D. degree is an advantage11.8%
Graduates employed in jobs where a J.D. degree is an advantage (full-time, lasting a year or more)8.4%
Graduates employed in jobs where a J.D. degree is an advantage (full-time, lasting less than a year)1.5%
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)2%
Graduates employed in jobs where a J.D. degree is an advantage (length of employment unknown)0%
Graduates employed in jobs that are professional positions4.4%
Graduates employed in jobs that are professional positions (full-time, lasting a year or more)2.5%
Graduates employed in jobs that are professional positions (full-time, lasting less than a year)0.5%
Graduates employed in jobs that are professional positions (part-time, lasting a year or more)1%
Graduates employed in jobs that are professional positions (part-time, lasting less than a year)0.5%
Graduates employed in jobs that are professional positions (length of employment unknown)0%
Graduates employed in jobs that are non-professional positions5.4%
Graduates employed in jobs that are non-professional positions (full-time, lasting a year or more)1%
Graduates employed in jobs that are non-professional positions (full-time, lasting less than a year)1%
Graduates employed in jobs that are non-professional positions (part-time, lasting a year or more)2%
Graduates employed in jobs that are non-professional positions (part-time, lasting less than a year)1.5%
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-time6.9%
Graduates that were unemployed and have a commitment for employment beginning after March 15th1%
Graduates that were unemployed and not seeking employment1.5%
Graduates that were unemployed and seeking employment15.3%
Graduates whose employment status was unknown3.9%
Employed in Law School/University-Funded Positions at Graduation
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positionsN/A
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that required bar passageN/A
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that required bar passage (full-time, lasting a year or more)N/A
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that required bar passage (full-time, lasting less than a year)N/A
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that required bar passage (part-time, lasting a year or more)N/A
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that required bar passage (part-time, lasting less than a year)N/A
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that required bar passage (length of employment unknown)N/A
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions where a J.D. degree is an advantageN/A
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions where a J.D. degree is an advantage (full-time, lasting a year or more)N/A
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions where a J.D. degree is an advantage (full-time, lasting less than a year)N/A
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions where a J.D. degree is an advantage (part-time, lasting a year or more)N/A
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions where a J.D. degree is an advantage (part-time, lasting less than a year)N/A
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions where a J.D. degree is an advantage (length of employment unknown)N/A
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are professional positionsN/A
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are professional positions (full-time, lasting a year or more)N/A
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are professional positions (full-time, lasting less than a year)N/A
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are professional positions (part-time, lasting a year or more)N/A
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are professional positions (part-time, lasting less than a year)N/A
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are professional positions (length of employment unknown)N/A
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are non-professional positionsN/A
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are non-professional positions (full-time, lasting a year or more)N/A
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are non-professional positions (full-time, lasting less than a year)N/A
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are non-professional positions (part-time, lasting a year or more)N/A
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are non-professional positions (part-time, lasting less than a year)N/A
Graduates employed in law school/university funded positions that are non-professional positions (length of employment unknown)N/A
Employed in Law School/University-Funded Positions 10 Months After 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%
Starting Salaries of Graduates Employed Full-time
25th percentile private sector starting salary$45,000
Median private sector starting salary$50,400
75th percentile private sector starting salary$65,000
Percent in the private sector who reported salary information36%
Median public service starting salary$49,221
Areas of Legal Practice
Number of graduates employed145
Graduates employed in law firms54.5%
Graduates employed in law firms (full-time, lasting a year or more)48.3%
Graduates employed in law firms (full-time, lasting less than a year)0.7%
Graduates employed in law firms (part-time, lasting a year or more)1.4%
Graduates employed in law firms (part-time, lasting less than a year)4.1%
Graduates employed in business and industry18.6%
Graduates employed in business and industry (full-time, lasting a year or more)9%
Graduates employed in business and industry (full-time, lasting less than a year)3.4%
Graduates employed in business and industry (part-time, lasting a year or more)3.4%
Graduates employed in business and industry (part-time, lasting less than a year)2.8%
Graduates employed in government11%
Graduates employed in government (full-time, lasting a year or more)9.7%
Graduates employed in government (full-time, lasting less than a year)0.7%
Graduates employed in government (part-time, lasting a year or more)0.7%
Graduates employed in government (part-time, lasting less than a year)0%
Graduates employed in public interest (including public defender)2.1%
Graduates employed in public interest (including public defender) (full-time, lasting a year or more)2.1%
Graduates employed in public interest (including public defender) (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
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%
Graduates employed in judicial clerkships11.7%
Graduates employed in judicial clerkships (full-time, lasting a year or more)11.7%
Graduates employed in judicial clerkships (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
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 academia2.1%
Graduates employed in academia (full-time, lasting a year or more)2.1%
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%
Areas of Legal Practice - Law Firms
Number of graduates employed in law firms79
Graduates employed as a solo practitioner2.5%
Graduates employed as a solo practitioner (full-time, lasting a year or more)2.5%
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 lawyers45.6%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 2 to 10 lawyers (full-time, lasting a year or more)38%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 2 to 10 lawyers (full-time, lasting less than a year)1.3%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 2 to 10 lawyers (part-time, lasting a year or more)2.5%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 2 to 10 lawyers (part-time, lasting less than a year)3.8%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 11 to 25 lawyers17.7%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 11 to 25 lawyers (full-time, lasting a year or more)17.7%
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%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 26 to 50 lawyers3.8%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 26 to 50 lawyers (full-time, lasting a year or more)3.8%
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 lawyers3.8%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 51 to 100 lawyers (full-time, lasting a year or more)3.8%
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 lawyers10.1%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 101 to 250 lawyers (full-time, lasting a year or more)7.6%
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)2.5%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 251 to 500 lawyers0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of 251 to 500 lawyers (full-time, lasting a year or more)0%
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 lawyers0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of more than 500 lawyers (full-time, lasting a year or more)0%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of more than 500 lawyers (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
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 lawyers16.5%
Graduates employed in law firms consisting of an unknown number of lawyers (full-time, lasting a year or more)15.2%
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)1.3%
Areas of Legal Practice - Judicial Clerkships
Number of graduates employed in judicial clerkships17
Graduates employed in federal judicial clerkships0%
Graduates employed in federal judicial clerkships (full-time, lasting a year or more)0%
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 clerkships100%
Graduates employed in state and local judicial clerkships (full-time, lasting a year or more)100%
Graduates employed in state and local judicial clerkships (full-time, lasting less than a year)0%
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-state66.9%
Graduates employed out-of-state33.1%
Graduates employed in foreign countries0%
Number of states where graduates are employed18
New England (CT, ME, MA, NH, RI, VT)2.1%
Middle Atlantic (NY, NJ, PA)4.8%
East North Central (IL, IN, MI, OH, WI)0%
West North Central (IA, KS, MN, MO, NE, ND, SD)0.7%
South Atlantic (DE, DC, FL, GA, MD, NC, SC, VA, WV)89%
East South Central (AL, KY, MS, TN)0%
West South Central (AR, LA, OK, TX)2.1%
Pacific (AK, CA, HI, OR, WA)1.4%
Mountain (AZ, CO, ID, MT, NV, NM, UT, WY)0%
U.S. Territories0%
Employment location unknown0%
Career Services
Career services operations
The Department of Career Services delivers comprehensive career development programming for all students and alumni which includes career counseling, legal resume and cover letter assistance, workshops on career related issues, mock interviews, advice for alumni in solo practice, and administration of the pro bono program. The department also participates in regional and national career fairs.
