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鈥淧eople are happy鈥� at Stanford Law School, and why wouldn鈥檛 they be? There are 鈥渢ons of programs,鈥� an array of specialized centers, and a couple dozen joint-degree options. The eleven clinics here include a Supreme Court litigation clinic and an IP Innovation clinic, just to list a couple. 鈥淭he resources available to us at Stanford are fantastic, and sometimes unbelievable,鈥� gushes a 2L. The 鈥渁mazingly brilliant鈥� and 鈥渄iverse鈥� faculty is 鈥渁 great mix of practically minded and experienced鈥攑rofessors and wild-minded theorists.鈥� Professors are 鈥渋ncredible lecturers and easy to approach outside of the classroom.鈥� 鈥淚 have yet to meet a professor who is not only doing something amazing but is completely approachable and dying to help us get jobs and do research,鈥� gloats a 2L. Moreover, Stanford is 鈥渟o small that everything is very easy to do.鈥� 鈥淎ll of my seminars have had fewer than ten people,鈥� gloats a 2L. 鈥淭he university as a whole has a lot of red tape,鈥� but the law school鈥檚 administration is 鈥渧ery receptive鈥� and accessible at almost every level. 鈥淚t鈥檚 the opposite of the 鈥榝actory鈥� feeling at large professional schools,鈥� explains a 3L. 鈥淚f you want to do something new or nontraditional, just ask. Usually you can work something out.鈥�
The Stanford campus is 鈥渟prawling鈥� and 鈥渂eautiful,鈥� with 鈥渁cres of rolling green hills for hiking, and palm trees everywhere.鈥� 鈥淭he law school is hideous from the outside but, inside, it鈥檚 quite nice.鈥� The library is a world-class research facility 鈥渁nd all law students have twenty-four-hour access to study there.鈥� 鈥淚 can鈥檛 study in any other university library,鈥� admits a comfortable 1L, 鈥渂ecause I have become too accustomed to the law school鈥檚 Aeron chairs.鈥�
A few students call Career Services 鈥渦nderwhelming,鈥� but 鈥減retty much everyone can get a firm job if they want one.鈥� They can get that job anywhere in the country, too. Less than 50 percent of all newly minted Stanford Law grads take jobs in California. Stanford is also 鈥渟eriously committed to public interest law,鈥� and the 鈥済reat loan repayment program鈥� here is arguably the best in the country. Also worth noting is the impressive historical fact that more than 100 Stanford law graduates have clerked for one of the Supreme Court Justices.
Of course, nothing is perfect, even at Stanford. Some students love the pass/fail grading system while others say it provides little incentive to work hard. Despite these complaints, though, students call Stanford 鈥渢he best law school west of the Appalachians,鈥� and they 鈥渉ave a hard time seeing why anyone would choose to go to law school anywhere else.鈥�

鈥淪mall size makes for a more personal experience鈥� at Stanford. Here, 鈥測ou really get to know your classmates, and there is consequently no competitive behavior.鈥� The academic atmosphere is 鈥渧ery collaborative.鈥� There are 鈥渟tudy groups galore.鈥� Students describe themselves as 鈥渞idiculously smart people鈥� who are 鈥渉ighly ambitious鈥� and 鈥渨ork extremely hard.鈥� 鈥淚t easy to feel like you must have been admitted by mistake,鈥� confesses an awed 1L. There is 鈥渓ots of diversity鈥� in terms of age, background, ethnicity, and pretty much every other attribute. Some students call the political environment 鈥渙verwhelmingly liberal.鈥� Other students say 鈥渢here鈥檚 a critical mass of right-of-center students,鈥� and they point out that you definitely won鈥檛 see too many protests among law students. 鈥淧erhaps that鈥檚 because everyone harbors secret Supreme Court ambitions and wouldn鈥檛 want to pigeonhole their position on an issue somewhere the Senate Confirmation Committee could find it,鈥� suggests a 1L.
THE SCHOOLS 233 Certainly, 鈥測ou won鈥檛 have to contend with snow or gloomy weather鈥� at this school. 鈥淭he weather is perfect 90 percent of the time.鈥� Some students call Palo Alto 鈥渁 cultural wonderland鈥� that has everything you need including 鈥渋ncredibly nice鈥� graduate student housing located right next to the law school. Other students gripe, 鈥淟iving in Palo Alto is like living in a suburb, which to anyone who is coming from an urban area will be a shock.鈥� 鈥淎 big percentage of Stanford students are married, or commute from San Francisco, so they have their own lives away from the school.鈥� Extracurricular activity is constant for everyone, though. 鈥淗aving the law school right in the middle of Silicon Valley allows for many practitioners, general counsels, venture capitalists,鈥� and the like to drop by. Student organizations are profuse. 鈥淓veryone at Stanford is president of a club, editor of a journal, director of a pro bono, and a board member of a society,鈥� claims a 2L. 鈥淪ocial events are plentiful,鈥� and they are 鈥渁lways a hoot.鈥� There is something of a fraternity-like culture if that鈥檚 what you are looking for, but it鈥檚 鈥渘ot [an] overwhelming scene,鈥� and we aren鈥檛 talking about people doing multiple keg stands. 鈥淵ou have to remember that everyone had to be pretty studious and dorky in order to get in here,鈥� says a 1L.