The faculty is exceptional. They have real life experience. Enjoyed my time there.

Nothing to note. An exceptional study experience with real world application.

the best school for a complete overall law school education

Yes

Duke has top professors, brilliant students, and amazing job opportunities.

It's a small school, however you get to know your peers and make connections more easily than at a larger institution.

If securing employment in either biglaw or the government is your top priority, then Duke Law is the right place for you.

Yes

People here are very friendly. Super nice environment for research and study. High employment rate. Truly international.

A little bit far from most entertainment places. Need driving. Hot and humid in summer.

Nice place to study. Definitely emphasis your passion to Duke Law. We have one of the leading scholar in the field of sec reg and corporate law--James Cox.

Yes

Engaging and dedicated professors and staff who remain dedicated to both student and alumni success.

There has been a lack of diversity within the entering classes for several years now.

Collaborative environment where cutthroat competition is not encouraged. Students receive excellent training and great practical skills and experience while having fun and enjoying law school.

Yes

1) Dedicated Faculty

2) Dedicated Career Counselling

3) Collegiate Atmosphere

Duke's small class size definitely allows students to blossom and develop meaningful relationships with their colleagues, faculty, and staff. I personally went through a few tough times when it came to adjusting to life in the U.S. and also with my job situation. That's when the wonderful Duke community stepped up with their love and support - and the situation was resolved to a better end.

The social life can be quite restricted to the people in the law school - this can be either good or bad depending how you look at it.

Because everyone knows everyone, reputation is everything.

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If you want to save a lot of money on rent and food, Durham is the place to be.

Yes

small size of the class lets you really know each other and the professors.

Clerkship advising at least when i went there could have been better and more systematized.

Think about whether you want to be in the south where you definitely need a car.

Yes

Dedicated professors, interesting classes, strong sense of community, inexpensive and fun place to live. TAs do not teach classes. Small graduating class. Virtually everyone gets a legal job upon graduation. It helps that not everyone wants to find work in the same region.

Not very diverse racially, but perhaps one of the most diverse politically (particularly among students). Expensive tuition and no scholarships available for current students (only offered as part of admission). 1L class sizes are fairly large.

Duke Law is full of smart and dedicated professors. There is a lot going on socially and academically, both in and out of the law school itself. A bunch of people successfully do dual degrees (typically LLM, MBA or MA).

Yes

Excellent real-world clinic programs, a variety of journal opportunities (if you want one, you can find one that fits you) and fantastic, cutting-edge joint degree programs

The big downer to Duke used to be that it was located in Durham, North Carolina, but no more -- Durham and surrounding environs is experiencing quite the renaissance, especially in the food arena!

Top-quality education with good job prospects and a higher-than-average quality of life while in school.

Yes

Will provide you with great employment opportunities; does an excellent job preparing attorneys to practice in the real world (as opposed to being a law professor); most grads end up in BigLaw.

Career counseling leaves a lot to be desired, very little help is provided to people interested in careers outside of BigLaw.

Durham is a fantastic place to study law - there is enough happening here to never be bored, but it's still a small / quaint town that allows you to really focus on studying.

Yes