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UMass Law is the only public law school in Massachusetts. We have been ranked among the Best Law Schools for Practical Training by the National Jurist publication preLaw.
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Named to publication’s Employment Honor Roll for Class of 2019 employment rate that exceeds projections by 6%
Overall enrollment nearly doubled over past four years with academic stature soaring
Professor Jeremiah Ho recently received the Manning Prize for Teaching Excellence from UMass President Marty Meehan.
The law school ranked 3rd in Massachusetts and tied with Yale University for a 5th -place ranking in New England, according to preLaw magazine
UMass Law professor honored for her work with detained immigrants on the U.S.-Mexico border
Students and staff praise the selection of one of their own and describe him as “inspiring” and “compassionate”
UMass Law 3L is one of first interns at Juvenile Defenders Dismantling Racism
UMass Law Public Interest Law Fellow drives to DC to pay her respects to former Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
There are many reasons to choose UMass Law. As Massachusetts' only public law school, we are preparing a new generation of lawyers who will pursue justice.
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