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With its generous financial aid policy, Wash U is one of the best values in legal education. The faculty is one of the best respected faculties in the business and has some real advocates for reform in legal education. (e.g., Prof. Tamanaha). St. Louis is one of the most affordable cities in the developed words. It still has everything you might want (except Zara or IKEA, for some reason...) Teachers are accessible if you reach out to them and seem universally happy to befriend students and help them with their career searches.
Socially, the school is wonderful. Wash U is competitive, but not cutthroat. I have never had someone refuse to share their notes for a class. The students have a communitarian, we're-all-in-this-together kind of approach. We don't go out of our way to compare grades and tend to shun those people who enjoy bragging about them. There are at least two SBA-sponsored social events a week that support this culture.
The three drawbacks I can think of are di...
At this point, I have only just started my law school program. I have had orientation and today is my first class. My assessment therefore is only on my experience thus far.
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Class of 2013 posted January, 30, 2013Lushk
Class of 2014 posted January, 25, 2013Great School. Great People. Great Neighborhood.
Dpivn
Class of 2013 posted January, 24, 2013With its generous financial aid policy, Wash U is one of the best values in legal education. The faculty is one of the best respected faculties in the business and has some real advocates for reform in legal education. (e.g., Prof. Tamanaha). St. Louis is one of the most affordable cities in the developed words. It still has everything you might want (except Zara or IKEA, for some reason...) Teachers are accessible if you reach out to them and seem universally happy to befriend students and help them with their career searches. Socially, the school is wonderful. Wash U is competitive, but not cutthroat. I have never had someone refuse to share their notes for a class. The students have a communitarian, we're-all-in-this-together kind of approach. We don't go out of our way to compare grades and tend to shun those people who enjoy bragging about them. There are at least two SBA-sponsored social events a week that support this culture. The three drawbacks I can think of are di...
Nnagin
Class of 2015 posted August, 27, 2012At this point, I have only just started my law school program. I have had orientation and today is my first class. My assessment therefore is only on my experience thus far.