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Choosing UT Law means choosing a school that has been helping students become lawyers for more than 125 years.
This is a special place.
The law school has been here for more than 125 years, and the reason that it has endured for that length of time is because of the people of this university. From our professors, to our staff, to the students that walk these hallways, everyone here is committed to your success in a way that I don’t think you’ll find anywhere else.
Matthew McClanahan
Class of 2018
UT Law offers a variety of degree programs, including concentration and dual-degree options.
I couldn't imagine being anywhere else.
I think when choosing a law school, what you need to think about beyond just the academics is what environment is going to help you thrive the most. Here we have a communal collaborative. It's an environment where students work with each other to achieve the best goal possible instead of just working for themselves.
Sloane Davis
Class of 2018
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Choosing UT Law means choosing a school that has been helping students become lawyers for more than 125 years.
This is a special place.
The law school has been here for more than 125 years, and the reason that it has endured for that length of time is because of the people of this university. From our professors, to our staff, to the students that walk these hallways, everyone here is committed to your success in a way that I don’t think you’ll find anywhere else.
Matthew McClanahan
Class of 2018
UT Law offers a variety of degree programs, including concentration and dual-degree options.
Plan a visit to experience what UT Law has to offer.
I couldn't imagine being anywhere else.
I think when choosing a law school, what you need to think about beyond just the academics is what environment is going to help you thrive the most. Here we have a communal collaborative. It's an environment where students work with each other to achieve the best goal possible instead of just working for themselves.
Sloane Davis
Class of 2018