Best Campus / Law Building? Forum

[Jasper12]

LSU?

[chris888777]

nice landscaping

[waldodanto]

ugh when hear "pepperdine", i cannot stop thinking about prop 8.

I know... +1 for Pepperdine.

if you are against gay rights, stay at verizon

[arundodonax]

Penn State - State College's new building:

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[awesomepossum]

Penn State - State College's new building:

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looks like a giant glass and steel worm.

[chitown825]

I'm not saying it's the nicest campus out there, but I think the GULC grounds are pretty nice, particularly the quad with the clock tower and the new Hotung building. And certainly having the Capitol in the background is nice. Anyway, here's some nice shots

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Georgetown FTW.

[DrGuano]

Christ Church in Oxford is the most like Hogwarts

[AliceB]

Though not law school related, earlier in the convo people were showing libraries so thought I'd share how insane this library is:

This can be law school related. You can go abroad there.

Do you know of any schools that offer study abroad at Trinity in Dublin? I just haven't seen any as of yet.

[superflush]

Do you know of any schools that offer study abroad at Trinity in Dublin? I just haven't seen any as of yet.

BC: http://www.bc.edu/schools/law/services/ ... nical.html
Harvard: http://www.law.harvard.edu/academics/de ... hools.html

some other schools have programs with UCD

[PDaddy]

UVA, Washington-Seattle, UCLA, Emory, Stanford, Michigan, and WUSTL, in no particular order

[bceagles182]

To the OP, if you grew up somewhere rural, then ND is fine. If you're like me and you enjoy city life (I've spent my entire life in Boston and NYC), you'll probably be bored out of your mind.

I visited ND during undergrad and it was in a ridiculously remote, hick-filled location and aside from football I can't imagine what the students do for fun there.