University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Reviews of Doctorates in Law

18 Reviews
Chapel Hill (NC)
Annual Tuition: $30,819

0% of 18 students said this degree improved their career prospects

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Michael Cohen

Reviewed: 2/12/2015
Degree: Law
Graduation Year: 2016

"Right amount of competitiveness. Students are all nice and helpful to each other. Living is affordable, especially if you live outside of the immediate UNC area (10 minutes away is more than enough). And if you're coming from a big city (NYC, DC, etc.), everything feels almost free. Career Development Office is extremely helpful. And UNC's reputation is superb. That helps students find jobs, and let's be honest, that's one of the most (if not the most) important things in a law school."

Josh Windham

Reviewed: 2/11/2015
Degree: Law
Graduation Year: 2016

"Pros: Highly respected academic institution with great professional reputation. Challenging courses, esteemed faculty, high achieving peers, and opportunity abound. Cons: The philosophical environment here is bankrupt."

Lauren Talboom

Reviewed: 2/11/2015
Degree: Law
Graduation Year: 2015

"UNC Law has been a great and rewarding experience. The student body is friendly, the faculty is accessible, and the atmosphere is not overly competitive"

Joe Rhetts

Reviewed: 2/11/2015
Degree: Law
Graduation Year: 2015

"Not too bad. Some of the students can be a little pretentious, but it's not a big deal."

Lindsie Trego

Reviewed: 2/11/2015
Degree: Law
Graduation Year: 2018

"Awesome program! Great support by faculty and CDO. Great academic community."

melissa jarel

Reviewed: 2/11/2015
Degree: Law
Graduation Year: 2016

"Professors and faculty are excellent. Building is quite dated."

Tyler O

Reviewed: 2/11/2015
Degree: Law
Graduation Year: 2016

"Carolina Law is an outstanding environment to spend your three years in law school. The professors are easily accessible and there are a plethora of programs and organizations to be involved in. The student body is very inviting and social and the city of Chapel Hill is an outstanding place to live."

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James Chapman

"UNC is a greatenvironment and a place where there a lot of opportunities to learn and study a wide variety of topics. I think the program has difficulty,like a lot of law programs,figuring out what to do with nontraditional students. As a parent, I found UNC lawto be rather difficult as the school caters to 20 somethings. Most of my professors were understanding if I had issues come up with children being sick and the such,but the institution really didn't seem to get the extra difficulties faced by parents trying to simultaneously schedule classes and childcare."

Racheal Hammond

Reviewed: 1/26/2015
Degree: Law
Graduation Year: 2017

"UNC-Chapel Hill School of Law is one of the top law programs in the country. A positive and validating reputation precedes it and opens the doors for many network opportunities. The Career Development Office is also organized, accessible and quite helpful. The school could, however, improve slightly on diversity and diversity issues. Although the financial aid office is helpful and quite competent, scholarships and grants are a rare occurrence. Transportation is also a bit of an issue if you do not or choose not to live near a Chapel Hill Transit bus stop."

Elizabeth Zimmerman

Reviewed: 2/3/2014
Degree: Law
Graduation Year: 2015

"UNC provides a world class education at an extremely affordable price. The reputation of the law school program is unmatched in North Carolina and allows students to compete with other academic institutions that are highly respected, such as Duke University. There is a strong sense of community and the faculty is willing to work with students and support them in any way possible to ensure their continued success."

Kelly Ryan

Reviewed: 1/28/2013
Degree: Law
Graduation Year: 2014

"Obtaining a UNC Law degree is very useful, even if you do not intend on becoming an actual attorney. Unfortunately though, the law school is very isolated from the other graduate schools and the undergraduate university itself. If you are interested in public service, UNC Law is definitely a good choice for you. Another positive about UNC-CH is the relative closeness of the other law schools in the state, as well as general division 1 universities in the Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill area."

Nicole Olvera

Reviewed: 1/28/2013
Degree: Law
Graduation Year: 2013

"UNC Law is a great place to consider attending law school--the faculty are knowledgeable, the law school has a strong reputation, and environment is collaborative and not overly competitive."

Katherine Slager

Reviewed: 1/25/2013
Degree: Law
Graduation Year: 2013

"UNC Law has been great--I feel valued as a person by the faculty and the administration, and UNC's teaching faculty is amazing--not just high caliber is academic scholarship, but very supportive and encouraging. The law school community is also just great--you can find a group of people who have the same interests as you, and the general attitude is one of acceptance and camaraderie (rather than the "ruthless competitiveness" you hear about in other schools). Further, Chapel Hill is just a great town to live in or live by. The main campus is beautiful, and there are tons of cultural events and speakers all the time. I particularly love Carrboro, the town next to Chapel Hill where many grad students live. It was easy to find a place that I love in biking distance of the law school."

Brian Willett

Reviewed: 1/24/2013
Degree: Law
Graduation Year: 2014

"Not too competitive but there are always a few gunners. Workload is usually manageable, though taking on extracurriculars will put you in a time crunch. Quality, passionate instructors and alumni frequently come by for events and networking. The town is okay, but small."