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The School of Law at the University of California, Davis is one of the smallest law schools in California and offers a community balanced with an 鈥渁tmosphere of excellence.鈥� King Hall (as students refer to it, named after Martin Luther King, Jr.) is well-known for its strong environmental law and public interest programs, and the 鈥渇antastic鈥� clinical programs give students fantastic 鈥渋ncredible opportunities to gain practical lawyering skills.鈥� UC Davis also recently added the California Supreme Court Clinic to its list of clinical experiences, making it the first law school to have a clinic focus on its State Supreme Court. Needless to say, the opportunities for those who are self-starters 鈥渁re clearly also present.鈥�
The seminars given here 鈥渁re one of, hands-down, the best academic and intellectual opportunities offered at the law school.鈥� These small group settings (anywhere from three to twenty-one students) are 鈥渢rue diamonds:鈥� 鈥渃ollaborative, organic environments where extremely high-level, student-driven discussion and thought can flourish.鈥� Each first year class is also given an upper level law student tutor to help guide students through the courses and achieve success.
Most large classes are run on the Socratic method, but there is plenty of variance in teaching methods and many professors 鈥渉ave a more conversational style approach, which is refreshing.鈥� Professors here are 鈥渟taggeringly, incredibly helpful, and genuinely dedicated to students learning.鈥� They are 鈥渆xtremely approachable and there are various social events such as Coffee Hours where you can interact in a more informal manner.鈥� 鈥淚n my smallest class every student had a one-on-one or two-on-one lunch with the professor at some point during the semester,鈥� says a 1L. Not only are they accessible, but they 鈥渆agerly encourage students to come to office hours and often lament how few students take advantage of that time.鈥�
The faculty and administration are 鈥渆ager to engage with students鈥� and the student body is 鈥渄eeply involved with the administration in a constant conversation about budget, classes, and events.鈥� Students appreciate the name recognition in the Bay Area and Southern California for legal opportunities, and the 鈥渁ccessibility to Sacramento for job opportunities.鈥�

The community and collegial atmosphere (鈥淲e practically do hold hands and sing Kumbaya in the hallways鈥�) are 鈥渢he best things鈥� about UCD according to students, who 鈥済enuinely enjoy being law students at King Hall. 鈥淭he pervasive feeling is that we鈥檙e all in this together,鈥� says one. The diversity in the law school is 鈥渧ery good,鈥� with a mix of students from all over the world integrating in the JD/LLM, and visiting and exchange students. The building itself has recently been renovated with several new rooms added on and a library that is 鈥渟tunning in its beauty,鈥� which 鈥渟hows that your tuition money is going towards making the law school a better place.鈥� There are plenty of great student groups which 鈥減rovide the key for networking and meeting legal professionals and alumni.鈥�
Law students also have a lot of fun together outside of the classroom, as well: the school is located in a secure location, 鈥渇ree from distractions and yet close to Sacramento and San Francisco where you can network with legal professionals and build your career and close to Napa and other wine counties and Lake Tahoe where you can visit in a day for recreation.鈥� People here tend to be 鈥渧ery liberal鈥� and Davis is 鈥渟urprisingly bourgeois鈥� for a city 鈥渋n the middle of nowhere.鈥� 鈥淚 call it the 鈥楴ebraska of California鈥� because it is surrounded by farmland,鈥� says a student.