Arak LAW

Professor Gorb is a fan of the school of law. It is a good school. Hank Gorb

I can honestly say most of the professors are top notch. However, the student affairs team left a lot to be desired. I have never been treated with less respect when paying six figures for anything. Absolutely ridiculous. As an alum, I will never contribute to this institution for that reason alone.

In the interest of giving a credible review, I'll be blunt about this university. I've attended this university for years and I can't find any glaring flaws; and I've approached it rather cynically. I would recommend this school for anyone looking to cut back on the mindless posturing often associated with law school as the faculty and staff here are more interested in discussing the issues and material than upholding some nonsensical image. This institution has graduated multiple U.S. Vice Presidents, yet doesn't carry any smugness or arrogance that one might expect. The students here are some of the brightest people I've met, but don't attempt to cut each other's throats to get ahead. Overall, I find this university to be an environment which is incredibly conducive to learning. I've tried very hard to find some major issues with this law school, but they simply don't exist from my perspective. If you're considering this school, go visit. You might be surprised by how welcoming it can be.

I did not have a good experience at this school. Most of the faculty care about numbers but the professors do what they can to help however and I met some very nice and very knowledgeable professors. The environment however was very tense and it was not for me.

Appallingly narrow-minded faculty and student body. To offer a blanket characterization of either students or faculty as "brilliant" would be an overstatement, although there are pockets of serious academic accomplishment. Class discussions are okay until you challenge the legitimacy of law and policy rooted in religious dogma, or half-baked conservatism. Oh, yes, before I forget, go easy on the Vice President buzz, I'm sure Yale and Harvard are still just a little embarrassed over George W. Bush.