Catholic University Law School is an accredited, Catholic law school located in Washington, DC. It is one of the oldest law schools in the country, founded in 1895 and offering a full range of legal education programs. The school offers both full-time and part-time Juris Doctor (JD) programs as well as specialized LLM degrees. The school’s curriculum emphasizes a strong foundation in legal theory and practice, with courses focusing on legal research, analysis, writing and argumentation. The faculty consists of experienced practitioners who bring their professional experience to the classroom. In addition to traditional coursework, students are encouraged to participate in externships and clinical experiences that provide real world practice opportunities. Catholic University Law School is dedicated to promoting justice through education and service to its students and the community at large.
This page focuses on national rankings, acceptance rates, program costs, and merit-based scholarships of Catholic University Law School, an accredited law program in the United States. Should you be interested in official name and common abbreviation of Catholic University Law School, please follow this link: https://www.abbreviationfinder.org/acronyms/cu_catholic-university.html
Motto: Deus Lux Mea Est – God Is My Light
Parent school: Catholic University of America
Established: 1898
School type: Private law school
Dean: Stephen C. Payne
Location: Washington, D.C., US
Enrollment: 406
Faculty: 86 (29 full-time; 57 non-full-time)
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Ranking: Catholic University
Catholic University Law School is one of the top law schools in the nation. It is ranked number 35 by U.S. News and World Report, making it a highly-respected institution among the legal community. The school has an excellent reputation for its rigorous academic curriculum, which emphasizes critical thinking skills, strong writing ability and a deep understanding of legal principles. Its faculty consists of some of the brightest legal minds in the country, who are committed to providing their students with an outstanding education. The school also boasts excellent job placement rates for its graduates, who have gone on to work for some of the most prestigious law firms in the country as well as other high-level positions in government and private enterprises. Beyond these rankings, Catholic University Law School is also home to an impressive alumni network that includes many prominent lawyers and judges. These alumni can provide invaluable advice and guidance to students looking to pursue a career in law after graduation.
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Tuition & Scholarships: Catholic University
The Catholic University Law School offers both full and part-time J.D. programs, as well as dual degrees in areas such as taxation and corporate law. The tuition for the full-time program is $52,000 per year, while the part-time program tuition is $41,000 per year. The school also offers a variety of scholarships to help reduce the cost of attendance for students. Scholarships are available both to incoming and current students, with awards ranging from a few thousand dollars to full-tuition scholarships. In addition, the Law School also has several loan options available to help students finance their education. These include federal loans such as Stafford Loans and Perkins Loans, as well as private loans from banks and other lenders. Finally, there are several work-study programs available for law students through the university’s Center for Professional Development that may provide additional financial assistance.
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