Participating Schools

University of Arizona Rogers College of Law

Median LSAT 161, GPA 3.51 Class Size: 150 (Fall 2011)

The oldest law school in Arizona has entering classes drawn from 100+ academic institutions. Minority enrollment for the Class of 2014 is 26%. Concentrations include international trade, environmental, and indigenous peoples law. Recent graduate judicial clerkships average 19% annually.

Paula Nailon
nailon@email.arizona.edu
520-626-6107 FAX: 520-621-9140
www.law.arizona.edu

George Mason University School of Law

Median LSAT 164, GPA 3.72 Class Size 303 (Fall 2011)
Mason Law’s location in metropolitan Washington, D.C. provides our diverse students vast opportunities to gain practical experience and our focus on economic analysis and three-year research and writing program prepares them to make an immediate professional impact upon graduation.

Suzanne Mund, JD
smund@gmu.edu
703-993-9520 FAX 703-993-8012
www.law.gmu.edu

University of Georgia School of Law

Median LSAT 164, GPA 3.70 Class Size:  248 (Fall 2010)

Georgia Law has been consistently ranked among the Top 5 public law schools supplying law clerks to the U.S. Supreme Court since 2000.  Minority enrollment averages 21%, with graduates practicing in 47 states and more than 55 countries around the globe.

Sara Schramm, JD
lcs@uga.edu
706-542-7541 FAX 706-542-2522
www.law.uga.edu

University of Illinois College of LawMedian LSAT 167, GPA 3.80 Class Size: 220 (Fall 2010)

The Class of 2014 hails from 29 states, 6 foreign countries, and 100 undergraduate institutions and includes Eagle Scouts, AmeriCorps volunteers, former student body presidents, varsity sports captains, professional chefs, entrepreneurs, a rescue diver, a former Army Soldier of the Year, and Phi Beta Kappa honorees.   

Jolynn Caroline
jccaroli@illinois.edu
217-333-2961 FAX 217-244-5734
www.law.illinois.edu

Indiana University Maurer School of Law - Bloomington

Median LSAT 166, GPA 3.75 Class Size: 240 (Fall 2011)

Indiana Law has a reputation for preparing students through innovative course design and numerous clinical/professional opportunities. Our diverse student body is over 71% non-resident, drawn from 32 states and the District of Columbia, and 136 undergraduate institutions.

Michael Keller

mikeller@indiana.edu

812-855-0258   FAX 812-855-4840

www.law.indiana.edu

University of Maryland School of Law

Median LSAT 162, GPA 3.6 Average Class Size 225 (Fall 2011)

The School of Law is located in the Baltimore-Washington, DC, metro region and attracts a diverse student body, with 37% of the entering class being students of color and representing 28 states and the District of Columbia. Our specialty programs in Environmental Law, Law & Health Care, and Clinical Law are consistently ranked in the top ten in the nation.

Dana L. Morris, JD
dmorris@law.umaryland.edu
410-706-2080 FAX 410-706-0870
www.law.umaryland.edu

University of North Carolina School of Law

Median LSAT 163, GPA 3.51, Average Class Size 248 (Fall 2011)
Founded in 1845, UNC School of Law continues to produce distinguished legal practitioners, governors, judges, business leaders, and congressmen.  Students gain real-world experience through rigorous, faculty-supervised externships, clinics, and other practice-based learning opportunities, and alumni practice in 17 nations and all 50 states.

Brian D. Lewis

brian-lewis@unc.edu

919-962-1023  FAX 919-962-2516

The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law

Median LSAT 163, GPA  3.63 Class Size:  211 (Fall 2011)

Moritz College of Law graduates clerk in federal and district courts, work in the top 100 law firms nationally, and serve as EJW and Skadden Fellows.  In this year’s entering class, 24% of our students are minorities, 40% women, and 36% are non-residents.

Ebony Mobley
mobley.26@osu.edu
614-292-0087 FAX 614-292-6667
www.moritzlaw.osu.edu

University of Washington School of Law

Median LSAT 164, GPA 3.67 Class Size 182 (Fall 2011)

The UW School of Law is one of the nation’s top public law schools, and one of the world’s most respected centers for interdisciplinary legal studies.  Concentrations are offered in several areas of law, including: Asian, Dispute Resolution, Environmental, Health, Intellectual Property, International and Comparative, and Public Service.   Our student body is diverse: In the class of 2014, 28% are students of color, 48.9% are women, 35% are non-residents, and 12% hold graduate degrees.

Josie Mitchell

josiem@uw.edu

206-616-1367 FAX 206-616-1365

www.law.washington.edu