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About The School |
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With a $150 million investment in new faculty appointments, signature facilities, and exciting new clinics Penn State Law is preparing its students to engage in a lifetime of advocacy, counseling, and service on both the national and international stages. Penn State Law students benefit from the interdisciplinary opportunities afforded by one of the top research universities in the world and joint degree opportunities with the top-ranked Penn State Smeal School of Business, the School of International Affairs, the Eberly College of Science, and a number of other highly-ranked programs. Law School graduates become part of the largest alumni network in the world — with 500,000 living graduates! The Law School was formed from a merger in 2000 of the Dickinson School of Law — founded in 1834 in Carlisle, PA — and one of the world's great research institutions, Penn State University. |
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Profile of Entering Class — Fall 2012 |
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Number of matriculants: 164 |
Colleges and Universities: 119 |
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LSAT |
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75%: 160 |
75%: 3.75 |
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Geographic Distribution |
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Twenty-seven states plus District of Columbia and the Virgin Islands and four foreign countries: |
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Career Planning & Development Services |
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Career Planning & Development (CPDO) serves students through individual counseling, more than two dozen workshops with accomplished speakers, networking events, and on- and off-campus recruitment events. Cutting edge technology connects students to employers anywhere in the world. CPDO maintains an extensive global job bank that includes information for 11,000 employers and 26,000 professionals. (View recent Employment Data) |
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Facilities |
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Penn State recently invested $130 million in new facilities. The award-winning Lewis Katz Building was dedicated in 2007, and is located at the Penn State University campus in State College, PA. It includes the state-of-the-art Apfelbaum Courtroom and a 237-seat Sutliff auditorium. Lewis Katz Hall is located in Carlisle, PA, and has similarly appointed facilities and includes a legislative hearing room. |
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Joint Degree Programs |
Clinics and Externships |
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J.D./Master of International Affairs |
Penn State Law Clinics: Penn State Law Externships: |
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Research Centers |
Journals |
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Agricultural Law Resource and |
Penn State Law Review |
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