Overview

Applicants
1,496
Acceptance Rate
55%
Median Undergrad GPA
3.53
Accepted Applicants Who Attend
204

Test Scores

LSAT
25th-75th percentile
(enrolled students)
151 - 156

Deadlines

Application Deadlines
June 1

Application Process

Rolling Admissions
Yes

Application Fee
$70

CAS Service Used
Yes

Applicants accepted in terms other than fall
Yes

Transfer Applicants Accepted
Yes

Deferred Admission
Yes

Other Admission Factors

Academic

LSAT Score
Undergraduate GPA
Essay / Personal Statement

Selectivity Rating

Faculty Information

Student/Faculty
6:1

62
Female
7.76
Underrepresented Minorities


Students Say

Students choose the Elisabeth Haub School of Law for many reasons. Among them are its strong reputation in environmental law, the opportunities for 鈥渁 wide variety of practical experience,鈥 including clinics and externships, and the program鈥檚 flexibility. Students can choose to attend part-time or full-time and start in the spring or fall, which helps make it easier to balance school and work. In addition, students accepted into the school鈥檚 Pro Bono Scholars Program have the opportunity to take the bar exam before graduation and spend twelve weeks working pro bono for a law clinic or nonprofit. There 鈥渁re a lot of great course offerings鈥 at the school and professors 鈥渁re willing to go above and beyond.鈥 While some remark that the administration can feel disorganized at times, it鈥檚 鈥渁lways responsive,鈥 with one student adding that 鈥渢he support system is our school's greatest strength.鈥
Students say that while some professors are more engaging than others, 鈥渁 majority of the professors are well-prepared and good at what they do,鈥 and they 鈥渄eliver academic material in a relatable and practical manner.鈥 While Pace may be known for its environmental law, students note that the school 鈥渄oes a great job at getting students ready for other paths.鈥 Overall, students find the academic experience rewarding. As one student describes the program, 鈥淭he material learned is great and I feel as if the school has done a lot for me in my legal career.鈥

Career overview

Pass Rate for First-Time Bar Exam
69%
% of graduates who are employed within ten months of graduation
94%

Career Services

On campus summer employment recruitment for first year JD students
Yes

On campus summer employment recruitment for second year JD students
Yes

# of Employers that Recruit on Campus Each Year
35

Employers who most frequently hire graduates
Small and medium-sized law firms and government employers, including district attorneys鈥 offices.

Graduates Employed by Area

41%
Private Practice
18%
Government
13%
Judicial Clerkships
10%
Business/Industry
9%
Public Interes
3%
Academic

Graduates Employed by Region

78%
Mid-Atlantic

Prominent Alumni

Honorable Philip Halpern
U.S. District Judge, Southern District of New York

John Lettera
Founder, Fairbridge Asset Management

Honorable Malachy Mannion
U.S. District Judge, Middle District of Pennsylvania

Rob Sands
Executive Chair, Constellation Brands

Basil Seggos
Commissioner, NYS Department of Environmental Conservation

Dates

Financial Aid Rating
Nov 15

Financial Aid Statistics

Average Annual Total Aid Package Awarded
$56,932

% Students Receiving Some Aid
97%

Expenses per Academic Year

Tuition
$54,890
Estimated On-Campus Room and Board
$20,092
Estimated Off-Campus Room and Board
$24,732
Estimated Cost for Books / Academic Expense
$4,000
Fees
$1,108

Student Body Profile

Total Enrollment
636

Average Age at Entry
24

Demographics

8.02%
Hispanic
4.09%
Black
69.97%
Caucasian
5.97%
Asian
10.38%
Two or More Rces
1.57%
Unknown

75% are full time
25% are part time
64% female
36% male

Campus Life

Students Say

Students find that the 鈥渃lassroom and research facilities are excellent in terms of accessibility, training, and use鈥 and say that 鈥渢he librarians are the most useful and helpful people on campus.鈥 Some of the facilities feel 鈥渁 bit dated,鈥 with one student noting that the HVAC system could use an update and several elevators are 鈥渧ery old.鈥 Overall, 鈥渕ost of the classrooms are equipped with solid technology鈥 and are 鈥渄esigned in a way to maximize learning.鈥
Students here 鈥渁re very nice鈥 and it's an environment where 鈥減eople are able to make large groups of friends.鈥 One student believes 鈥渢he school could do better promoting the school as a community,鈥 while adding that students tend to create their own community 鈥渁s we are all going through the law school process.鈥 As one student remarks, 鈥淚 was someone who kept to myself, but I was still able to make good friends in my time through school.鈥 While some say the atmosphere is 鈥渇airly competitive,鈥 others say that students 鈥渟upport each other very well鈥 and they appreciate a 鈥渄iverse student population.鈥

More Information

% of Classrooms with Internet Access
100%

Admissions Office Contact

Contact
Cathy M. Alexander
Assistant Dean for Admissions

Address
78 North Broadway
Preston 208
White Plains, NY 10603

Phone
914-422-4210

Email
admissions@law.pace.edu


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