Location, alumni network, professors, health law program, class options, peers

They need to work on their rating, the brand new school is nice but what is the cost?

It's a good school but consider the cost. Also, because of its ranking, you'll need excellent grades to get the same opportunities as others at higher ranked schools.

Yes

The quality of the professors is top notch. You can expect challenging classes and meaningful interaction.

The school refuses to reduce class size despite falling rankings.

Get as much scholarship money as you can, and consider other options if you receive more money from them.

Yes

Quality of faculty-many are real world practitioners rather than Ivory Tower types.

Great clinical program.

Beautiful new campus.

-Too much of a focus on Humantiarian law-these types of jobs are scant and not readily available not non T-14 law school students.

-Did not have the best Career Counseling program-more or less "try and network" advice.

If you are looking for a D.C. based law school where you can learn from great professors, WCL is a great choice. Also, if you lean liberal, you will feel comfortable here.

Yes

WCL has some amazing professors who not only enjoy teaching, but are great teachers too. And the professors have excellent relationships with nonprofits and government agencies for those interested in internships in those areas.

WCL admits a ton of students to each class, which makes the school feel less prestigious.

Overall, you can receive an excellent education at WCL, if you are selective about which classes to take.

Yes

Great teachers

Well regarded program

Good exit opportunities

Well known

Too big

Rankings are dropping

Focus too much on international law

Think about what area of law you want to go into. If it is international law this will be good for you.

Yes