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What do I consider in choosing a law school?

By Tara Kuther, Ph.D., About.com

Question: What do I consider in choosing a law school?
Answer:

There are various factors that you should consider when applying to law school. Each law school has there own technique and characteristics. Therefore, it is necessary to find the best fit. Consider these factors when choosing a Law School:

  • Your Strengths and Preferences compared to the Schools.
  • Size of the School and Program.
  • Composition of the School and Program.
  • Background of the Student Body.
  • The Location of the School.
  • The Interests of the Faculty Members.
  • Clinical Experience vs. Classroom Learning (Lectures).
  • Special Program Offers.
  • Student Organizations.
  • Public vs. Private Schools
  • Library Holdings
  • Placement after Graduation
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