If you find yourself on this page, three things are probably true:
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You think you want to go to law school.
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You are interested in learning more about the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law.
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And you can’t get a real feel about what kind of law school this is from the official website.
Well, congratulations! Coming here, you have made the first good move of your law-school journey. This “Unofficial Guide to Arizona Law” was created by Arizona Law students and recent graduates, and is filled with messages from us on subjects we think are "top of mind" for you. We are proud of our school and thrilled that we chose to come here, and we want prospective students to know all the good things about our law school home. We want to let you in on some of the things we wish we had known before landing in Tucson in late August. Like…
- Is it really that hot? (Yes! August through mid-October and April through Whenever-You-Leave-Town-for-the-Summer are hot, HOT, HOT – and don’t let anyone tell you different. But we’ll let you know how to get through the hot months – and really enjoy the beautiful ones.)
- Are there any advantages to going to such a small law school? (Yes! The University of Arizona prides itself on its small size, which has real advantages, including personalized education, faculty interaction and a chance to get hands-on law experience. But don’t worry – we’ll be candid, so you can make a fully informed choice.)
- If I choose the University of Arizona, will I be limited to practicing law in Arizona? (No! Arizona graduates practice in nearly every state in the nation, and countries around the globe as well. You really can take your Arizona Law education ANYWHERE.)
Want more answers? We've got them. Enter and learn – we hope you decide to join us.
* For another view of the Arizona Law lifestyle, check the multimedia archive.