About
At Wake Forest Law, you’ll find excellence everywhere you look. In our size, we strive to enroll a first-year class of no more than 160 students, which keeps our student/faculty ratio at less than 10 to 1. In our first-rate faculty, who are respected legal scholars and unusually accessible teachers. And in our philosophy, including an emphasis on professionalism, ethics and practical applications of the law.
We also boast an impressive array of hands-on learning and practicing opportunities, including clinics, externships, practical skills courses, law journals, moot court, trial teams and more. And our Pro Bono Project allows you to enhance your legal education through pre-clinical opportunities that develop practical skills as early as your first semester.
Wake Forest law school has been named one of the nation’s best values in private law schools by the National Jurist. Wake Forest University ranks 25th among national universities and the law school ranks among the nation’s top 50 law schools. Excellence is by nature personal, and learning to be an excellent lawyer involves the shared efforts of a community of colleagues and experts. You will find that joining our community is a welcome challenge and a rare opportunity. Contact us, then visit us. You’ll like what you see. (Via)
Facts
Size (2013-2014)
1st Year Class: 179
Total Law School (JD, LLM, and SJD): 515
Student/Faculty Ratio: 10:1
Wake Forest University: Approximately 7,000
Tuition & Aid (2014-2015)
Meaningful Data
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Links
Wake Forest Law Class of 2017 Facebook Group
Wake Forest Law Website
Application Checklist
Wake Forest Law School Transparency Score Reports
Wake Forest Law School Numbers Stats
TLS Links
-Class of 2017 Page
-Class of 2016 Acceptances, Denials and Waitlists Page
-Class of 2016 Page
-Wake Students Taking Questions
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