Cleveland State University, Cleveland-Marshall College of Law was the first law school in Ohio to admit women, and one of the first to admit minorities, milestones that helped the school win the first ever Law School Admissions Council Diversity Matters Award.
The school continues to innovate, giving students access to one of the state’s first high-tech learning courtrooms as well as the Great Lakes Sports and Entertainment Law Academy. It also provides students with the opportunity to work pro bono in the community.
Unlike many law schools, Cleveland-Marshall College of Law offers flexible learning opportunities for students who might be considering going to school part time. Its part-time J.D. program has been ranked higher than its full-time program, with U.S. News placing it at 56th in the nation.
It is one of 10 schools nationwide that has a solo-practitioner incubator program, which offers guidance and resources for graduates looking to start their own practice.
It excels in health law (A), business law (A-) and tax (B+). In addition to a center in health law, it offers the Global Space Law Center, and is one of three law schools that excel in that area. It also has a criminal law center.
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Cleveland State University, Cleveland-Marshall College of Law
Contact Information
1801 Euclid Avenue, 44115, Ohio
Basic Information
Type
Public
Enrollment
432
Application Deadline
5/1
Application Fee
$0
Admissions Profile
Admissions Profile Table:
75th Percentile
Median
25th Percentile
LSAT
157
155
152
GPA
3.70
3.48
3.12
Financial Profile
Financial Profile Table:
Tuition
Tuition Part-time
Median Grant
Percent Receiving Grants
Resident
$27,234.00
$14,154.00
75%
Non-Resident
$27,334.00
Academic Profile
Concentrations
Business, Corporate, Banking