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It鈥檚 rather easy to understand why students might want to enroll in CUNY Law: the school smartly combines 鈥済reat facilities鈥� with 鈥渁ffordability鈥� and a strong 鈥渃ommitment to social justice.鈥� Moreover, the administration does an admirable job of fostering a 鈥渃ommunity atmosphere.鈥� They strive to make themselves 鈥渁ccessible鈥� and really aim to 鈥渁ccommodat[e] and work with the varying needs of the student body.鈥� As if that wasn鈥檛 enough, many also note that the staff is extraordinarily 鈥渇riendly鈥� to boot!

Importantly, students report that their academic and research experience is 鈥渁mazing.鈥� They feel very fortunate to have access to a library that鈥檚 鈥渟tate of the art.鈥� And they are quick to note that the school is especially strong for 鈥減ublic interest鈥� law. CUNY students are also greeted by 鈥減henomenal鈥� and 鈥渧ery informed鈥� professors. What鈥檚 more, these teachers 鈥済enuinely [want their] students to succeed.鈥� As one individual confidently declares, 鈥淚 have always had the support of my professors and the staff at my school.鈥� Best of all, the coursework really helps to produce 鈥減ractice ready lawyers.鈥�

Of course, a handful of students opt to enroll in CUNY thanks to its 鈥減art-time鈥� and 鈥渆vening鈥� programs, which provide people with much needed flexibility. However, some point out that 鈥渢he evening program is still fledgling and needs a lot of fine tuning.鈥� The individuals who run it don鈥檛 seem to fully 鈥渦nderstand...the needs of working older adults.鈥� This student further explains, 鈥淭he academic schedule should be better organized鈥� as there are 鈥渢oo many gaps in the schedule [which make] it hard to [find] work/internships鈥� that fit with people鈥檚 already packed calendars. And, overall, students feel as though it could 鈥渦se a little more administrative support.鈥�

Finally, some students admit that Career Services 鈥渃ould use some work鈥� as well. All too often, the office 鈥渟eems to just funnel information [versus] actually working with students one on one and [helping them] create a plan moving forward.鈥� Several individuals also mention that they鈥檇 love access to 鈥渕ore...job connections/fairs.鈥� And while they are great at helping students who want to pursue 鈥渃riminal defense work,鈥� a handful of people would love for Career Services to expand their focus. Indeed, many wish the office would 鈥渁dvocate for student[s] to [pursue] whatever career field interest[s] them...[including areas such as] real estate [law], digital privacy [law], Jag and corporation law.鈥�

For the most part, law students at CUNY find the school environment to be 鈥渇riendly and collaborative.鈥� They are able to tap into a 鈥済reat community鈥� filled with individuals who are more than willing to 鈥渉elp each other out.鈥� Additionally, there are 鈥渁 lot of student organizations鈥� in which to participate and these clubs certainly help facilitate friendships. However, many students do acknowledge that political affiliation has created some friction. A number of individuals report that a large portion of the student body is 鈥渆xtremely liberal.鈥� And this can make it 鈥渄ifficult and very uncomfortable for moderate to right-leaning students to voice their own opinions.鈥� Or, as this individual bluntly states, 鈥淐onservative students are not allowed to speak or share any opinions鈥They] should always walk with their heads down because the student body will start WWIII if they open their mouths.鈥� Even a self-identifying 鈥渞eally liberal鈥� student agrees adding, 鈥淎 lot of the community, including staff, has ostracized students who lean right or have conservative viewpoints. Friends that are law enforcement have experienced despicable comments because of their profession as [have] other students who choose the field of prosecution.鈥�