Law School Class Sizes: What to Know
Law schools vary significantly in size, with some having as few as 70 students and others having over 600, affecting the student experience and career outcomes. The size of a law school can impact individualized attention, opportunities, and culture and networking.
Law schools differ significantly in size, ranging from 70 to over 600 students. The size affects the student experience and career outcomes. Larger schools often have more offerings, such as legal clinics, journals, and extracurricular activities. However, smaller schools may have strengths in particular specialties due to their location, mission, or resources. When choosing a law school, consider factors such as individualized attention, opportunities, and culture and networking. Jacksonville University's College of Law had the smallest entering class with 70 students, while Georgetown University Law Center had the largest with 672 students.
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