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“There’s a sense of camaraderie here that speaks volumes about the relationships between students. While everyone is striving to do their best, Indiana Law is not a cutthroat environment.”
A law degree is one of the most comprehensive, powerful degrees in the world, offering wider professional options than nearly any other field. Indiana Law students are among the most recruited nationwide. Our alumni have positions with the NCAA and CBS, as judges, writers (an Indiana Law alumnus even wrote Law School For Dummies), politicians, practicing attorneys for private and multinational law firms—in fact, our graduates have entered nearly every conceivable realm of the law. With a JD from Indiana Law, you will be in the ideal position to successfully enter nearly any field that interests you.
Of the more than 2,300 who applied to join our 2008 JD class, we enrolled 205 outstanding students from 97 undergraduate institutions. Our 2008 graduate class includes students from South Korea, China, Thailand, Taiwan, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Vietnam, Turkey, South Africa, Burma, Saudi Arabia, India, The Netherlands, and our partner schools in Hong Kong, Liberia, Poland, Spain, Germany and France. The ethnic and cultural diversity of our students is part of what makes Indiana Law such an intellectually stimulating place to study law. Learn more about why students chose to study here.
We are developing the new standard for legal education, using a model of education that integrates theoretical understanding with professional skills. This innovative curriculum brings Indiana Law alumni from various legal professions back to the school to talk about professional ethics.
Indiana Law offers several joint degree programs that allow students to simultaneously pursue a JD and a degree from another Indiana University school or discipline. Applicants to these programs must apply to both programs separately (though not necessarily at the same time) and take the entrance exams required for both schools.
Indiana University pledges to continue its commitment to the achievement of equal opportunity within the university and throughout American society as a whole. In this regard, Indiana University will recruit, hire, promote, educate, and provide services to persons based upon their individual qualifications. Indiana University prohibits discrimination based on arbitrary consideration of such characteristics as age, color, disability, ethnicity, gender, marital status, national origin, race, religion, sexual orientation, or veteran status. Learn more from the Indiana University Office of Affirmative Action.
It is the policy of Indiana University to provide reasonable, effective accommodations or academic modifications, when necessary, to qualified individuals with disabilities. If you believe you have a disability and would like accommodation, please contact Disability Services for Students.
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