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The research and writing program is “very thorough and puts an emphasis on real-world concerns,” and the school furthers each student’s practical background through almost-weekly opportunities to attend speeches or lectures, like one given by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. Law Career Services “has put a great deal of effort” into the school’s Public Service Externship programs to ensure that students have the opportunity to network while still in school. There’s a “very big involvement of [the] Toledo Bar Association and Federal Bar Association in the school’s life.” The office “[does] it’s best to help us in this tough economy,” although the employment rate after graduation leaves something to be desired. However, students complain that much of this is due to the “oversaturated” Toledo and Midwest market, and the school’s lack of national name recognition means that more help is needed in other regions.
Aside from the somewhat archaic building and library, which are “more appropriate to an era of bellbottoms and platform shoes,” the law school’s facilities are up-to-date (though definitely “not glamorous”), with wireless Internet access available in “every corner of the building” and Smart Boards in every classroom.
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“Toledo isn’t exactly a party town,” and it’s “not the most enjoyable place to be,” so there aren’t too many distractions from school, but for those looking to blow off steam, “There are amazing metro parks, art, music, a zoo, and baseball and hockey games to attend.” As one might expect of a small school in a small city, “the sense of community that Toledo strives for is amazing and then stems into the larger Toledo legal community.” UT Law is also located within an hour of Detroit and Sandusky, within two hours of Dayton and Cleveland, and within four hours of Chicago, Indianapolis, Columbus, and Cincinnati. Still, when students are on campus, “it’s difficult to get any kind of food after 11:00 p.m.,” and the law school doesn’t have any food options that can accommodate for the late hours students normally spend here.
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Assistant Dean, Law Admissions
MS 507
Toledo, OH 43606