University of Michigan - Ann Arbor Reviews of Doctorates in Law

"The University of Michigan Law School is a great school. It's very unique in its character as well as academically challenging. I'm happy I decided to go to this school over any other school."

"An an international student I feel very welcomed by the University community. The support of the school was more than excellent for me to manage to integrate with the recently unknown to me American law school environment."

"I believe the program is really great. The professors are very accessible and the classes are small, which allows a personalized education."

"Michigan Law School is amazing. The quality of the education provided here is out of the charts. Professors are very well prepared and are usually leaders on their field of study. The Office of Career Planning actively works to help all students out and the social events and networking events are constant and helpful."

"Michigan Law is simply the best! Everyone is so congenial and the work load isn't that bad. The weather can be rough at times but otherwise its the best! Go Blue!"

"Aside from about three of the professors, the focus of education for the core subjects is on a paper trail, not on teaching ability. The social life is essentially divided between the married crowd and the straight through/wish you were still in college crew - they get drunk three nights per week. The new public interest career program is a drastic improvement."

"Michigan Law is an excellent, elite, competitive law school. I'm happy to have the opportunity to come to this school. Ann Arbor is an expensive but nice town in which to live while going to school."

"Great school. I've got a high paying job coming out. Great network. Ann Arbor is just sort of boring."

"Best: Michigan is a great school, and Ann Arbor is an awesome place to live. Worst: It's law school, and it is full of law students..."

"Pros: Nice facilities, serene setting, students are competitive but not cutthroat, very intelligent classmates, school is proximate to bars, downtown Cons: Gyms (IM and CCRB) are a bit run-down and not fitting for an insitution of this caliber and this level of tuition; Buses do not run as frequently as they should and stop running too early; Tuition is very high"