Laid back environment, great profs and admins.

I am not a College of Law student but the building is very modern and well-maintained. It was the first law school built in the state of Arizona and changed its name in 1962. It has a total student body of 500 students and 84.4% Uofa’s graduating class of 2017 law students were employer 9 months after graduation.

Small class size, excellent professors, and collegiate environment set Arizona Law apart. I received an excellent education.

I recieved an excellent education here. Everything is fantastic from the library to the faculty. If considering law school, consider UA!

This may be a good law school, but beware, after 3 years of pretty hard work and $80-90k invested, you may graduate but the chances of finding a law job that pays more than $40-60k per year, or any law job at all, will be very difficult, assuming you have passed the Bar exam. This I know from experience. ...So, you might want to think about it, seriously, before embarking on this journey.