Brooklyn Law School

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250 Joralemon Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201

Students
998
enrolled (full-time)
262
enrolled (part-time)
Tuition
$49,976
per year (full-time)
$37,568
per year (part-time)

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Law School Overview

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Ranking score and category
Rank Category Name
#80 Best Law Schools

Specialties

#21 in Part-time Law

Law School Overview

Its tuition is full-time: $49,976 per year and part-time: $37,568 per year. The student-faculty ratio is 15.3:1. The law school at Brooklyn Law School has 145 full- and part-time faculty on staff.

At Brooklyn Law School, students live, work, and learn in close proximity to New York City’s large law firms, federal courts, and corporations. The institution is highly ranked for its part-time Brooklyn Law program, which students can complete in four years. For hands-on training, the law school runs clinics including the Brooklyn Law Incubator & Policy (BLIP) Clinic, which helps students gain experience in technology issues as well as with legal matters.

Outside of class, Brooklyn Law School has more than 40 student organizations to consider joining as well. Students may also find opportunities for involvement on the Brooklyn Law Review, the Brooklyn Journal of International Law, the Journal of Law and Policy, and the Brooklyn Journal of Corporate, Financial & Commercial Law.

First year law students are guaranteed housing in Brooklyn Heights. After, if students are looking for an experience away from New York City, Brooklyn Law School coordinates international fellowship programs, such as the International Business Law Fellowship, the International Human Rights Fellowship, and the Global Justice Fellowship, which students may be eligible to complete. After graduation, alumni have relocated to 49 states and more than 25 countries, the school reports.

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Year founded 1901
Public/private Private
Law school designation National

Admissions

Application deadline N/A
Full-time program application fee $0
Part-time program application fee $0
Admissions Phone (718) 780-7906
Admissions E-mail admitq@brooklaw.edu
Web site http://www.brooklaw.edu

Academics

Full- and part-time faculty 145
Student-faculty ratio 15.3:1
Total faculty 155

Student Body

Enrollment (full-time) 998
Gender distribution (full-time)
Gender distribution (full-time)
J.D. candidates graduating in 2011-2012 467

Cost

Tuition and fees

Full-time: $49,976 per year
Part-time: $37,568 per year

Room and board $18,700

Careers

Employed at graduation 2 N/A
Median private sector starting salary $75,000
Median public service starting salary $55,500

Library

Total volumes and volume equivalents 592,155

* Law School Overview details based on 2012 data

2. Represents the percentage of all 2011 graduates who had a full-time job lasting at least a year for which bar passage was required or a J.D. degree was an advantage. These employment rates are part of the data on placement success used to determine a school’s ranking.
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