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As large and lively as the state of Texas, the University of Houston Law Center enrolls fewer than 900 students in its diverse and challenging JD, LLM, and joint-degree programs. Drawing top names from the Houston legal community, professors are 鈥渆ither extremely accomplished attorneys or nationally renowned experts in a particular field of law.鈥� Though they represent the top of their field, 鈥渢here are no 鈥榖igger than Texas鈥� egos with any of the faculty.鈥� In fact, 鈥渢he entire faculty is very accessible and willing to help students learn in any way they can.鈥� Students agree that their professors are 鈥渘ot only available during office hours, many professors host lunches or parties in their homes to learn more about their students.鈥�
In the classroom, the professors are 鈥渧ery much focused on teaching us to think creatively鈥� and throughout the JD program the 鈥減ractical aspects of lawyering are stressed.鈥� Things here begin with a bang as 鈥渁ll first-year students are required to take part in a moot court competition, and it鈥檚 a great experience for everyone.鈥� In addition, 鈥渢here are six different law journals in which a student may participate, including the Houston Law Review, which consistently ranks in the top fifty of all Law Reviews in the country.鈥� What鈥檚 more, the school operates a number of clinics and research institutes that augment classroom experiences with hands-on experience. 鈥淚 have spent three semesters working at the Immigration [Clinic] and Civil [Practice] Clinic and will always remember this time as the most exciting and rewarding aspect of my law school experience,鈥� explains one clinic participant. 鈥淲e are given enormous responsibility for our clients and the experience has given me an invaluable opportunity to learn actual lawyering skills.鈥�
Those looking for great value relative to cost in their education will be extremely satisfied with U of H. Students love that they get a 鈥渉igh-value education for a low cost in a great legal market.鈥� If you can manage a 鈥渟cholarship鈥� or are 鈥渁 Texas resident鈥� it only sweetens the proverbial deal. Even so, students admit there are some sacrifices associated with a U of H education, particularly with regard to the school鈥檚 facilities which most agree 鈥渘eed improvement.鈥� There are no ivy-lined walls at U of H; instead, think 鈥淓ast German bunker school of architecture.鈥� However, most students take the environs in stride. 鈥淪tudents who enter with high expectations of facilities will be disappointed,鈥� says one student. 鈥淏ut you learn at this school in an environment conducive to learning.鈥� On that note, U of H 鈥渇osters a community and not a rivalry among students. Fellow students are always willing to answer a question, share notes, and form study groups.鈥�
Outside the classroom, 鈥渢here are lots of opportunities to work with major law firms and other community organizations during the summer and during the school year,鈥� and the Career Development Office 鈥渋s particularly helpful for summer job opportunities.鈥� After graduation, Houston is a well-suited environment for future attorneys, boasting its reputation as one of the 鈥渓argest legal markets in the country.鈥� A current student insists, 鈥淚f you want to succeed, you can, and you can get a great job when you graduate too鈥攚ith all the top firms in Texas including all the elite New York satellite offices.鈥�

Students say the school is a great place to work on your powers of persuasion as there鈥檚 lots of debate on the U of H campus. A student explains, 鈥淏ecause the student body is fairly conservative, but, at the same time, lawyers generally exhibit liberal thinking (at least in the social realm), you get a nice balance of liberal and conservative, often leading to lively debate absent from more liberal institutions.鈥� Even so, don鈥檛 expect 鈥渁ny cutthroat type of competitive environment鈥� here since students agree that 鈥渆ven if they have polar opposite views in the classroom, afterwards they hang out.鈥�
On campus, the prevailing atmosphere is 鈥渇riendly鈥� with 鈥渁n awesome SBA that is very active in helping make UHLC a better place.鈥� Students tend to form strong friendships in their first-year sections, and when the weekend arrives 鈥淧lenty of people鈥o out on a regular basis.鈥� Night students are generally less involved in the campus community, admitting that there is something of a 鈥渟ocial divide between part-time and full-time students鈥�; many complain that events and activities take place during the day (while they are working) and that 鈥渕ost of the social events are geared toward single people or those without children.鈥�
Unfortunately, the campus isn鈥檛 much of a social hub because 鈥渋t is in a part of Houston that nobody really cares to live in, so most people come in for class and then head home.鈥� However, the cosmopolitan city of Houston is a great place to live, offering 鈥渁 standing symphony, opera, and ballet, NFL, NBA, MLB, and MLS sports teams (and minor league ice hockey) a great zoo and museums, and a multitude of golfing opportunities.鈥�