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A 鈥済reat value,鈥� University of Idaho College of Law is a small yet affordable place to get a J.D. citing the school鈥檚 strong regional ties and low in-state tuition, students declare, 鈥淚f one wants to practice law in Idaho especially, going to UI makes sense from an educational and financial standpoint.鈥� With a total enrollment of about 350, students benefit from a surprisingly small and intimate campus environment. A 2L explains, 鈥淓ven though this is a public institution, I feel like I get as much attention as if I paid more and went to a private law school. My professors鈥� doors are always open.鈥� A first-year student adds, 鈥淎ll five of my professors knew my name by the end of my first week. Most of them sincerely care about our success and are happy to answer questions about life after law school.鈥� When it comes to their pedagogical skills, 鈥渢here are some very good professors and some very poor professors鈥� at UI. However, faculty members are generally accomplished in their fields and 鈥渂ring a lot of experience鈥� to the classroom. In fact, 鈥渇or being in a relatively small town, we have faculty from very diverse backgrounds who could definitely teach at more prestigious universities.鈥� In that regard, the University of Idaho experience is deeply influenced by its location in the small town of Moscow. Far from the capital in Boise, 鈥渢he campus and community are very isolated,鈥� and some students feel that 鈥渢he school could improve in diversity and the welcoming of diverse people and diverse viewpoints,鈥� both within the student body and within the faculty. It is important to note that qualified students may take classes at the campus in Boise in their third year if they so choose. Fortunately, with the concerted effort of the administration, 鈥渢here are still some very good speakers and events that come through here.鈥�
Academically, the school specializes in environmental law, Native American law, business and entrepreneurship, and litigation and alternative dispute resolution. Students would like to see a greater emphasis on real-world skills, complaining that a number of professors 鈥渨ork too much with theory and not enough with practical application鈥� in the classroom. Fortunately, the school offers 鈥渁 plethora of opportunities to gain practical legal skills鈥� through clinics, and 鈥渢he administration also does an excellent job in getting internship opportunities for the students.鈥� When it comes to the job hunt, 鈥渃areer services is understaffed鈥� (the size of the staff tripled in 2013) and the largest in-state job market in Boise is far away, but, despite these obstacles, graduates have a lot going for them. A boon to anyone hoping to practice in the region, UI is 鈥渢he only law school in the state (accredited). That means all the law firms and courts are packed with our graduates and they protect the opportunities for our students.鈥� For those who鈥檇 like to practice further afield, 鈥渢he administration is good at recognizing that there are a lot of students that want to practice out of state, so they cater to that diversity in instruction and events we host.鈥�

Students differ personally, professionally, and philosophically at UI. There is a 鈥渟ubstantial Mormon population鈥� within the law school, which tends to be more politically and socially conservative, offset by a 鈥渟izable body of politically moderate students.鈥� Clashing political views is a source of tension on campus. According to some students, 鈥淚f you consider yourself conservative or libertarian in any fashion, you will quickly find yourself outnumbered, politically isolated, and regarded as offensive and problematic to the staff and faculty.鈥� Others claim, 鈥淭here鈥檚 a large and outspoken religious majority at the school that tends to jump at any comment they feel is disparaging while loudly asserting their own freedom of speech.鈥� Idaho residents make up about 47 percent of the student body, with the remaining 53 percent hailing from across the country. Though most students are just a few years out of college, University of Idaho is 鈥渁ccessible to nontraditional students.鈥�
There are around 11,700 undergraduates and 1,700 graduate students on the University of Idaho campus in Moscow, lending a fun, vibrant, student-friendly backdrop to the law school environment. Within the law school itself, 鈥渆verything is in one building. It gives the students and the faculty easy access to each other.鈥� 鈥淎bout half of the students socialize on a regular basis,鈥� and there are a range of student groups and recreational activities hosted on the larger campus, as well as through the law school. Home to about 24,000 residents, 鈥淢oscow is truly a charming college town that provides decent access to a range of outdoor pursuits.鈥� In complement to the school鈥檚 low tuition, 鈥渢he cost of living is affordable鈥� in Moscow, and students enjoy the 鈥渓arge food co-op,鈥� 鈥渋mpressive farmer鈥檚 market,鈥� and many 鈥済reat parks鈥� in town. It is 鈥渆asy to walk anywhere.鈥� Students can also cross the state line into Pullman, Washington, another college town that is home to Washington State University, only eight miles away.