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Law School's Core Competencies: Rate strength of school in each area - 5 is strongest
Arbitration
Litigation
Research

Law Theory
Intent and Purpose
Letter of Law

Field Strengths
Patent/IP Law		Copyrights, Patents, Trademarks, etc.
Constitutional Law		Government, Civil rights,
Trial/Criminal/Case Law
Environmental Law
Civil/Human Rights
Corporate Law		Antitrust/Administrative/Employment etc.
International
Public Interest programs

Law School Overall
Curriculum Breadth		Breadth of curriculum
Quality of Instruction
Faculty accessibility
Law Library		Law library strength and services
Writing		Writing instruction Intensity
Externship options
Alumni		Breadth and support of alumni network
Cost-Value		How would you rate the cost value of your education?
Loan Repayment		Loan repayment assistance for low-income or Pro-Bono lawyers

Observations/Interaction
Attrition Rate		Attrition (dropout/forced out) Rate?
Racial Diversity		within the faculty and student body
Gender diversity		within the faculty and student body
First Year Class Size		First-year classes are small enough to provide an intimate atmosphere to get to know fellow students.
Course Interaction		Students and Teachers interact in dicussions - learning from each other.
Helpful Advising		Advisors are helpful?
Knowledge Level		Confident with knowledge as students from other schools
Level of Burnout		Not burned out before practicing.

Business		Business classes — Provide insight into running an office, starting a legal practice, or working with business-minded people?
Job Placement		Assistance finding a legal position after graduation

Social
Teaching		Faculty is/was genuinely happy to teach you
Individual Value		This University treats/treated you as a person, not just as a number in the factory.
Social Life		There is a great social life and atmosphere, fun things help you wind down.
Extracuriculars		Extracurriculars (sports, clubs, student groups, etc ) are easy to get involved with — not exclusive or of low quality. (if you have/had time for them)
Surrounding City		There are many things to do in your city — not a small, isolated campus with no day or night life.
Meeting People		It is easy to meet new people; social life conducive to making friends
Romance		Social life [was] conducive to finding potential mate. (Whether or not it happened or was needed.)

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