Admissions and Job Placement
Admission to NDLS is highly selective, with only 18.6% of applicants earning acceptance. In 2008, NDLS received 3,319 applications for 179 seats. The class of 2011 at Notre Dame possesses a median LSAT of 166, and a median undergraduate GPA of 3.62. 99.4% of the graduating class of 2009 were employed 6 months after graduation, earning a median starting salary of $135,000 (including private practice, government, and public interest employment). Graduates obtained employment across 30 different states, with the highest placements in California, Illinois, Indiana, New York, and Washington D.C.
The Law School also offers a trial advocacy program that is regarded as being among the top 10 such programs in the nation. The Law School grants the professional Juris Doctor degree as well as the graduate Master of Laws and Doctor of Juridical Science degrees.
The Law School has a Student Bar Association that coordinates relations between the student body and administration. The SBA also handles most social, extracurricular, and athletic functions for the students.
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