Emory University Reviews of Doctorates in Law

"Emory School of Law offers a competitive and academically challenging learning experience, taught by brilliant and experienced professors and practitioners. The student life is good for a grad program, and is very friendly for a law school. The school offers a lot of networking, interviewing, and interning opportunities in the Atlanta, NY, and DC areas. Tuition prices are high though, and sometimes I wonder whether we need so many activity fees included in tuition."

"The Emory JD Program is a valuable experience in terms of diversity and the ability to learn from knowledgable experts in various law related fields. However, the career center is not very effective in helping students find relevant and interest specific jobs. Additionally, the administration is less than helpful when dealing with any type of issue while maintaining a veneer of helpfulness and friendliness. There is definitely a palpable aspect of the school simply trying to make money with very little interest in ensuring students' mental wellbeing."

"Friendly learning environment for the most part. Career services is lacking in helping students find internships and jobs."

"Emory University's School of Law provides a solid educational foundation, with dedicated and talented faculty and staff. The pros would be: the quality of the professors, the amazing location, great job opportunities, and the environment of unity and fellowship. Cons might be the very tight grading curve and cost of living associated with living in a large metropolitan area."

"Pros: interesting fellow students, top-notch professors, beautiful surrounding community of North Druid Hills Cons: Career Services not as helpful as one would like in a professional program, high tuition"

"Pros: quality of professors, facilities, and fellow students Cons: financial aid and career advisors"

"It is really expensive for the percentage of students that get jobs."