Campbell LAW

In my final year here. I have gotten a great education and feel very confident in passing the bar. But the communication at the school is pretty bad. The administration will wait until the day before to tell us about important meetings and expect us to drop everything and be there. Back in my first year, they told the students a class met at one time but told the teachers it met several hours later. So, we all got there and sat and left hen no one showed up. Hours later the dean was running around looking for us in the library telling us our class time had been moved. They didn’t tell us where our assigned parking was until the day before classes started. May not sound like a big deal, but parking in downtown is crazy so planning ahead is nice. My class had a teacher for an important class who was clueless and very unorganized. A dozen or so students complained to administration throughout the semester, but nothing was done. They ended up just passing everyone, but the reality is we don’t have a great grasp of that class’ material. The school never explained themselves for not doing anything to improve our class. When co fronted about it, they suggested we take our time to sit through the class again with a different teacher. They also suggested just rely on the bar review class we take to prepare us on that material. Overall, great school and I’ve been happy. But communication needs to improve and it would be nice to see them take responsibility for their mistakes once in awhile.

Going into my last year now and it's been an incredible educational experience at a stunning facility and under the supervision of highly-qualified professors and attorneys. The resources extended to students were vast in range but all high in quality. With bar exam pass rates consistently in the top 3 statewide, I'm confident in my education.

This is not well - organized law school admission whatsoever. I applied and the application still in review for over 11 weeks. Thus, anyone would realize how poor this admission is!.I applied for over 15 law school, the latest one i heard from was 6 weeks. No further comment.

there grads have a 17% unemployment rate. Only 50% of their grads have a job as a lawyer full time after graduation. Six figure debt load and no way to pay it back...to high a price for that cool little "Esq. " on the letter-head. Go to JDunderground, or Top Law Schools Forum and just search the name and you will see the truth. This place opened in the heyday of lawyering and has been coasting on early grads ever since.

State of the art facility. Beautifully decorated.