The Waitlist, Reapplying, and Transferring: Navigating Paths to Law School Admission
While some applicants may receive an offer of admission outright, others may be placed on the waitlist, denied, or decide to transfer after their first year of law school.
Variety magazine names LL.M. grad one of Hollywood's New Leaders of 2024
Sophia Sofferman graduated from the School of Law's Entertainment, Arts, and Sports Law postgraduate program in 2021.
Professor Jessica Owley attends the COP16 in Cali, Colombia
The central objective of the Convention on Biological Diversity, adopted by 196 countries in 1992, is to promote measures that lead to a sustainable future.
New mentoring initiative fosters community and support for first-year students
Spearheaded by the Student Bar Association, the mentoring initiative is aimed at strengthening connections and cultivating a sense of belonging.
What Would You Do (WWYD): 8 Considerations to Choosing a Law School
There are many incredible law schools, but choosing the right one requires carefully weighing a variety of factors, including location, program offerings, outcomes, and much more.
What Are My Chances for Law School Admissions?
A comprehensive understanding of the admissions process, including how LSAT and GPA factor into the review process, is essential to submitting an informed application.
Investor Rights Clinic fellows go to D.C.
Third-year School of Law students met with regulators at the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority and Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards.
Clinic student selected for prestigious Bergstrom Child Welfare Law Fellowship
A fellow at Miami Law's Children and Youth Law Clinic, Maia Boatwright is committed to ensuring justice and protection for foster youth and marginalized children.
Revolutionizing the legal domain: Inside the Miami Law and AI Lab
The Miami Law and AI Lab launched this academic year, under the direction of Law & Tech Fellow Or Cohen-Sasson.
Immigration clinic students secure bond for detained mother
A team of law students successfully secured a bond for a young mother of three, a domestic violence survivor who was detained by ICE, allowing her to reunite with her children.
School of Law Center for Ethics and Public Service fight for fair housing
Soaring eviction rates in Coconut Grove have impacted Black residents in a possible violation of the Fair Housing Act.
Faculty director of the Human Rights Program participates in International Congress on Law and Mental Health
Health law and human rights expert Tamar Ezer presents two lectures in Barcelona.
