Study at Michigan State University College of Law

 Profile of Michigan State University College of Law

Students attend Michigan State University College of Law in East Lansing, MI, a small city. The school is a private, not-for-profit institution. Michigan State University College of Law degrees go up to the Master's degree.

Course Topics

The school has a tighter focus on specific Course Topics than most colleges its size. Michigan State University College of Law is known for its programs in law.

Michigan State University College of Law Selectivity

The school is selective and does not offer open admission.

Faculty

Michigan State University College of Law has a tenure system for senior faculty. The full-time faculty at the school is well-paid, which often goes with faculty quality.

Student Enrollment

There are 1,011 students at Michigan State University College of Law .

The school reports its educational mission is:
"The mission of the Michigan State University College of Law is to provide a rigorous educational program which prepares a diverse community of students to be national and international leaders in private legal practice, business and industry, government service, and legal education. The Law College defines its mission drawing on a century of service, its contemporary association with a major research institution, Michigan State University, and a common commitment by these institutions to broad educational access, scholarly excellence, and service to society. The Law College teaches core legal skills, supplemented with academic concentrations, programmatic initiatives, and scholarly research and exchanges. The educational program of the College teaches and reinforces the ethical core of good lawyering, the values of professionalism and service, the art of client representation and trial advocacy, and the understanding of legal principles, private rights, and public policy."