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At the Shepard Broad Law Center, the focus is 鈥渕ore how to be a lawyer right out of school and less about the theoretical practice of law.鈥� Students praise the school鈥檚 鈥減ractical application of the law鈥�: 鈥淓very clerkship I have gone to I was ready for whatever was asked because the school prepares you to be able to do real world stuff.鈥� NSU Law emphasizes the importance of clinical education; every student who meets the clinic criteria has the opportunity to participate in one of the school鈥檚 seven clinical programs, which include the Bankruptcy Clinic, the Environmental and Land Use Law Clinic, and the International Practice Clinic. NSU Law鈥檚 in-house clinics give qualified students the opportunity to gather practical skills in three specialized areas: alternative dispute resolution; children and family; and veterans law. Students begin their clinical semester with intensive classes that focus on advanced substantive law; for the rest of the term, faculty members supervise students while representing clients in NSU Law clinics, government agencies, nonprofits, and private law offices. Students interested in international law can take advantage of NSU Law鈥檚 host of study abroad programs, particularly the dual-degree law programs in Barcelona, Rome, or Prague that allow students to study American common law in addition to preparing to take the foreign nation鈥檚 bar exam (for those students that participate in the Spain and Italy program) or, for students in the Czech program, earn a LLM degree in either international human rights and environmental law or Central European and Czech law and business. Stateside, students generally praise the alumni network but say that the school could improve by paying more attention to its 鈥淸rank] and national reputation.鈥�
Many students say their professors at NSU Law 鈥渁re available and have an open-door policy. Their office hours feel like an extension of the classroom [but] much more personal,鈥� with one student saying wistfully, 鈥淚 wish I could clone the vigor and enthusiasm of my civil procedures teacher in all my future courses.鈥� But not all NSU Law students speak so highly of the faculty, lamenting that 鈥渕ost of the professors are knowledgeable . . . however, most of them have no teaching skills of whatsoever. They are just proud of who they are and their own achievements.鈥� Others wish for a less 鈥渟ink or swim鈥� attitude when it came to future success. The administration doesn鈥檛 earn high marks either, with students classifying it as 鈥渄isorganized鈥� and adding that 鈥渞egistering for classes is a nightmare.鈥� One student goes so far as to say 鈥渢he school administration is non-existent. In fact, I鈥檝e been here 3 years and I have no idea who the administration is.鈥�
The 鈥渇acilities of the law school need serious work. We pay a lot in tuition that does not appear to be going to the law school.鈥� One student notes that 鈥渕ore law students go to the public library than our own,鈥� due to poor conditions, although another student counters that the NSU Law library 鈥渉as all the resources we need but no one (at any law school) truly utilizes libraries anymore. They鈥檙e outdated and serve less and less any practical purpose.鈥� Most research, say students, 鈥渋s done online on our personal computer[s], not through the library,鈥� though 鈥渋f students want to use the library to go study, that is another matter. There鈥檚 plenty of study area in our library.鈥�

As a fairly large law school that鈥檚 associated with an even larger parent institution鈥擭ova Southeastern University has roughly 27,000 students and the law school has around 925鈥擭SU Law has the potential to offer its students multiple social opportunities, as well as academic ones: 鈥淸NSU Law] has strong community ties since it is the only law school in the county.鈥� Opportunities to unwind certainly abound in Fort Lauderdale and nearby Miami, which is thirty miles away.
In terms of competition among students, one student was surprised that 鈥渢here was certainly a cutthroat mentality when I was a 1L鈥� and 鈥減lenty of phony outlines鈥� circulated that were 鈥減urposely changed with false information. If that鈥檚 not cutthroat, I don鈥檛 know what is.鈥�