University of Miami School of Law
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Official Guide to ABA-Approved JD Programs
Miami Law is at the forefront of preparing the next generation of lawyers for the changing, and increasingly global, legal landscape. With course offerings in 18 areas of study, robust experiential learning opportunities, and a 6:1 student-to-faculty ratio, Miami Law provides an exceptional learning experience in a dynamic community of legal scholars and experts from around the world. Our alumni network, which boasts over 23,000 members practicing in all 50 states and 95 countries, is a testament to the quality of education that Miami Law provides. Located in the City of Miami, a major U.S. legal market, a global business hub, and a burgeoning tech and startup destination, Miami Law is the perfect place to launch your legal career.
The JD Program
Miami Law’s unparalleled curriculum provides students the opportunity to explore numerous areas of study - or delve deeply into a single area of study - both inside and outside the traditional classroom setting.
- 18 areas of study
- Experiential learning opportunities
- 20+ joint degree programs
- 25+ international exchange programs
- 6:1 student-to-faculty ratio with over 300 faculty members
Areas of Study
Experiential Learning Opportunities
Joint Degree Programs
International Exchange Programs
Student Life
Student Organizations
Law Journals
Wellness
Career Placement and Bar Passage
Admission Decisions: Beyond the Numbers
Admission Standards
The University of Miami School of Law seeks to enroll highly qualified students who will thrive in a collegial and academically rigorous environment and become the next generation of leaders, public servants, and successful practitioners. Miami Law engages in a highly individualized, holistic review of each applicant's file to determine how the applicant will contribute to the law school community and the applicant’s likelihood of academic and professional success. We seek applicants with strong academic credentials, evaluating such factors as educational history; standardized test scores; cumulative undergraduate grade point average; evidence of strong writing and analytical skills; and rigor of undergraduate institution and major. We also seek students who demonstrate a broad range of experiences and perspectives, considering professional background; public service engagement; leadership; strength of character; and extracurricular activities. Miami Law is committed to enrolling a diverse student body and encourages applications from members of all underrepresented groups.
Admitted Applicant Profile
