| 2008-09 Tuition |
- $19,585 Resident ($28,809 Non-residents)
- $17,460 Room, board and other expenses
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| 2008 Entering J.D. Class Profile |
- 187 enrolled (2392 applicants)
- Median GPA - 3.72; median LSAT - 163 (91st percentile)
- 57% women; 25% students of color; 60% Washington residents
- 14% hold other graduate degrees
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| J.D. Concentration Tracks |
Asian Law, Dispute Resolution, Environmental Law, Health Law; Intellectual Property, International and Comparative Law |
| LL.M. Programs |
Asian & Comparative Law, Intellectual Property Law and Policy,
Health Law, Law of Sustainable International Development, Taxation |
| Faculty |
- 66 Full-time Faculty, including 26 women and 11 minority
- 52 Part-time and Adjunct Faculty
- 15 faculty hold endowed chairs/professorships
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| Marian Gould Gallagher Law Library |
- #1 Law Librarianship Program in the U.S.
- Largest law library in the Northwest
- 600,000 volumes and volume equivalents
- Extensive Asian law collection
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| Clinics |
Berman Environmental Law, Children and Youth Advocacy, Entrepreneurial Law, Federal Tax, Immigration,
Innocence Project Northwest,
Mediation,
Refugee and Immigrant Advocacy,
Tribal Court Public Defense, Unemployment Compensation |
| Scholary Centers |
Asian Law Center, Center for Advanced Study and Research on Intellectual Property, Native American Law Center, Shidler Center for Law, Commerce & Technology |
| Scholarly Journals |
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| Career Planning |
98.2% Employment Rate
for Class of 2008
- 52% Law Firms
- 16% Judicial
- 13% Government
- 7% Business
- 7% Public interest
- 3% Graduate programs
- 1% Academia
- 1% Other
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| Bar Passage Rate |
84.7% (July 2008) |
| Mentoring Programs |
Peer Advisors, Faculty Advisors, Professional Mentors |
| Financial Aid and Scholarships |
The UW School of Law offers a dozen loan programs and more than forty law school scholarships,
including the William H. Gates Public Service Law Scholarship Program. |