Law Schools by the beach/ocean Forum

[bmathers]

This thread is NOT intended to be a means of finding a law school, so please hold the posts along the lines of "this is the LAST thing that you should think about when choosing a law school" or "Akron has a lazy river." This is for entertainment/beauty only.

What schools are near the beach or ocean? Post some pictures.

Off the top of my head, there is:

Pepperdine


Roger Williams


Any others? I assume there are at least some in Florida.= and maybe Charleston Law?

[cavalier1138]

If this isn't a criterion you would use for choosing a school, why did you post it in "Choosing a Law School"?

[Nachoo2019]

BUT HAVE YOU SEEN TEXAS TECH'S LAZY RIVER????

[poptart123]

Sold on Roger Williams. Great school, great current Congressman, great Puritan, and great pirate with a beach to match.

[gsy987]

Pepperdine is #1 in the only law school rankings that really matter: http://writ.news.findlaw.com/commentary ... stein.html

Also, I'm just excited that the Akron lazy river keeps getting mentioned.

[Eternalsunshine]

William S. Richardson School of Law (Hawaii)

[Dcc617]

Chicago is by the beach. The beach to Lake Michigan, but a beach nonetheless.

[Wipfelder]

NU Pritzker is even closer.

[john1990]

U San Diego

[bmathers]

I'm looking for pictures of the school literally on the beach/coast. Walking vs driving distance. Otherwise, throw in Regent in there as well... and Cleveland St, case western

[Wipfelder]

[dannyswo]

This is absolutely my number one criteria for school.

[Thomas Hagan, ESQ.]

Touro Law is fairly close to the Hamptons! So on any given weekend you can head over to those beaches and see firsthand what life would be like if you weren't $200,000 in debt

[ronanOgara]

Instead of wanting to spend money to go to law school by the water, you should just use the money to buy a boat.

Also, Akron is kinda close to Lake Erie, has a lazy river, and theres plenty of local talent, if we're on the same page

[nealric]

Columbia is a few blocks from the Hudson, which empties out into the bay in lower Manhattan. You can take the train to Coney Island.