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Alabama prides itself on offering a tremendous legal education at an affordable price. Though the school definitely places an 鈥渆mphasis鈥n corporate law,鈥� students are grateful that there are also 鈥渁mazing faculty members with interests in academia, public interest and environmental law.鈥� And according to one-second year, these professors are 鈥渉uge assets to students with no desire to go to a big firm or to vote Republican.鈥� Overall, many find their academic experience to be 鈥渆xceptional.鈥� As another second year notes, 鈥淭he quality of classes I've taken has been amazing, especially compared to classes I sat in on at other (higher ranked) law schools prior to enrolling. There are incredible academics willing to oversee guided research topics and help you get published.鈥� Students also highlight Alabama鈥檚 international programs, which offer 鈥渆ven more opportunities to work with professors in different areas of law in different countries.鈥� Moreover, they note that 鈥渢he school's administrators and professors have an open door policy and are always amenable to speaking with students. The administrators and professor genuinely care about the students and their success in the classroom and beyond.鈥�
One gripe students at UA do have is with the perceived 鈥渂ias against students with low GPAs.鈥� As a frustrated second-year notes, 鈥淲hile I had hoped that a lower GPA might merit extra attention, especially since I am paying full-price to attend the Law School, I have found that students with high GPAs by far receive the most praise and attention from administrators.鈥� Another student concurs adding, 鈥淔urthermore, like many law schools, my school's administration and faculty tends to place favor and preference upon those with higher GPAs, a practice that outcasts those of us with a strong work ethic who fell victim to the mandatory curve.鈥� Fortunately, the low student to teacher ratio means struggling students can meet individually with their professors if they need extra help. In addition, the school hosts several skills workshops open to the entire law school.
Students feel that there remains room for improvement when it comes to career services. However, they appreciate the strides the office has made. 鈥淥ur career services are still adjusting to our improving national reputation. They are making increased efforts at providing useful business contacts outside of Alabama, but could still improve.鈥� A frustrated second year adds, 鈥淲e do not attract a lot of attention from prestigious firms because they assume we are all uninformed rednecks鈥攁n assumption that is both unfortunate and inaccurate.鈥� However, another more content second-year counters, 鈥淎s a native Alabamian, I am interested in finding long-term employment either in my home state or in Washington, D.C. The school has been very helpful in creating connections for me, both through UA Law alumni and through the D.C. externship program.鈥�

UA manages to foster a warm and welcoming environment and this collegial atmosphere certainly extends to the law students. Indeed, 鈥淎labama has heart, ambition, and an attitude that really encourages teamwork. Outlines and notes circulate through so many students鈥攖here is no required "quid pro quo" in that regard. We just believe in each other.鈥� A second year student concurs stating, 鈥淓veryone operates with a sense of respect and professionalism toward one another鈥ith a little 鈥楽outhern Hospitality,鈥� everyone always lends a helping hand, so the competition is outweighed by our southern charm.鈥�
鈥淭he average student is young and direct from college,鈥� and 鈥渦sually鈥� comes directly from Alabama 鈥渙r from a neighboring state.鈥� Students describe themselves as 鈥渧ery smart鈥� and 鈥渄own-to-earth.鈥� Politically, it is a pretty conservative atmosphere, though you will nonetheless find students with a range of interests and viewpoints. While the UA law population is 鈥渘ot very diverse,鈥� 鈥渋n recent years, racial and geographic diversity has been a priority of the law school. The average age of law students has increased as well.鈥� One ecstatic third year buoys this sentiment sharing, 鈥淚'm a Yankee, but the people down here are second to none. I wouldn't trade any of them for anything.鈥�
While most students here are diligent workers, one 2L also assures us that they 鈥渒now how to have a little fun鈥� as well. A fellow student agrees adding, 鈥淚t has been very easy for me to make several good friends among very diverse individuals with differing interests. While we study a great deal we also find time to hit up the bars in large groups.鈥� Additionally, 鈥淭he Student Bar Association throws parties every other week, and the students all socialize together.鈥� Tuscaloosa offers 鈥済reat weather鈥� and 鈥渋t鈥檚 a great college town.鈥� Be forewarned though, for those not 鈥渟uper interested鈥� in football 鈥淸it is considered] sacrilegious down here.鈥� Indeed, Alabama鈥檚 social scene generally 鈥渞evolves around sports,鈥� and 鈥渇ootball is a near-religious experience.鈥� Devotion to the Crimson Tide certainly extends to the law school. In fact, students have their own cheering section, 鈥渞ight there with the fraternities.鈥� As a first year student admits, 鈥淲e schedule our work so we can attend Crimson Tide ball games.鈥� If you 鈥渄on鈥檛 like football you鈥檒l probably have a harder time finding your niche.鈥� However, others assure us that 鈥渋t is possible to escape and do your own thing.鈥� 鈥淏irmingham is an awesome city a mere forty-five minutes away from Tuscaloosa and it offers everything an urbanite could need,鈥� including 鈥渇antastic shopping, excellent restaurants, lots of young singles, a sense of community, and even a little bit of the hipster scene (somewhat of a rarity in Alabama).鈥�