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Thank you for your interest in the University of Chicago Law School! Whether you are drawn by our world-renowned, diverse and accessible faculty, the prospect of being a member of one of the most engaged and dynamic student bodies, the resources offered by a world-class university, or the excitement of being in one of the largest, most diverse (yet affordable) cities in the world, I am ...
If the University of Chicago Law School is your first choice, consider applying to our binding Early Decision program. If you graduated from or will graduate from the University of Chicago College, you are also eligible to apply Early Decision through the Chicago Law Scholars Program. Applicants must apply through the Law School Admission Council (LSAC) Flexible Application, which is fully ...
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Prospective student events. One of the best ways to get a sense of Loyola's School of Law is to talk to one of our enrollment advisors. You can meet a law school representative at one the recruitment events we attend all over the United States. Learn More. Apply.
Each year the Law School considers applications from students at other law schools who request to transfer to the University of Chicago for their second and third years of law school. We receive approximately 150-200 transfer applications each year for a transfer class of approximately 15-25 students. The J.D. program is a full-time program only.
ABA Employment Summaries: Classes of 2023, 2022, 2021, and 2020. The Law School has long provided data about employment outcomes in various forms to prospective students, admitted students, current students, and alumni. We are pleased to offer this extensive data about employment outcomes and salaries for the four most recent graduating classes. We also provide additional detailed information ...
Hace 1 día · Professor Randal Picker’s summer antitrust seminar put 24 alumni of different ages and expertise in one virtual classroom. Together they created a vibrant intellectual community. By Becky Beaupre Gillespie. It was a summer evening and Professor Randal C. Picker, ’85, was presiding over an expansive 95-minute Zoom debate about antitrust ...
