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The Alexander Blewett III School of Law at the University of Montana takes a thorough, hands-on approach to legal education, enrolling 80 students each year and molding them into practice-ready lawyers through a 鈥渂alance of academic and practical approaches.鈥� The school acts as the academic legal center in Montana, emphasizing areas of law significant to the Rocky Mountain West. This is done through specialty programs such as Environmental Law and Natural Resources, Indian Law, and Conflict Resolution. The school also focuses on providing professional services to the state, tribal governments, and local communities through legal clinics (such as the Land Use & Natural Resources Clinic and the Veterans Advocacy Clinic) and field placements with organizations like the ACLU and governmental offices and agencies. As one student shares, 鈥淲e have access to meet and speak with attorneys as well as state and federal judges all the time.鈥� While all first-year students complete a foundation in Lawyering Fundamentals before moving on to simulation courses in their second year, these clinical programs and placements are considered capstones of a University of Montana law education, and every third-year student must participate in order to graduate.

Here, 鈥渇acilities are 鈥� equipped with smart technology,鈥� and 鈥渢he school generally runs very smoothly.鈥� That's thanks in part to 鈥渟mall classroom sizes [which] make it very personable.鈥� Additionally, the 鈥渆ase of access to the professors and staff is outstanding,鈥� as they are 鈥渞eadily available to walk people through questions, give career advice, and [offer] tips about staying sane through finals.鈥� They 鈥減rovide an atmosphere that mirrors extended family.鈥� Faculty members 鈥渁lmost all come from a career of practice, and it shows in their teaching,鈥� with them regularly 鈥減roviding an academic background for issues, and then almost always tempering that lesson with an overview of how that impacts the practical application of the law.鈥� As an added bonus, many of the teachers 鈥渉ave fantastic connections with firms/organizations outside of the academic community that greatly [help] students in finding jobs.鈥� One pleased attendee notes that 鈥渢he lawyers in this state love the school,鈥� so 鈥渋f you want to work in Montana, this is the school to go to.鈥� To that end, the Career Services department 鈥渃onstantly communicates with students regarding opportunities and assists with application materials to best position students for success.鈥� As this is the only law school in Montana, 鈥渢he opportunities for students are endless,鈥� and 鈥渇irst year law students regularly get paid internships for the summer, and second year students often clerk.鈥�

鈥淪ocial events are common鈥� among this group of 鈥渒ind, caring, and extremely brilliant鈥� students. These events often include Friday fundraisers for local community groups and charities. That's because it's a 鈥渟mall town, small school鈥� deal here. That also means students 鈥済et to know each other pretty well, including across classes.鈥� In fact, there are 鈥渨eekly group meetings among first year law students and upperclassmen to ensure first-year matriculation is maximized for 鈥� law school success.鈥� Overall, students 鈥渉ave well balanced lives and enjoy the great music and amazing trails in Missoula.鈥� One assures, 鈥淭here are hiking trails for miles just a block away from the law school building.鈥� While there are 鈥渓ots of outdoor recreational opportunities, [there's] not a ton of nightlife.鈥� Also of note is the wide political bent, but students are sure to 鈥渉ave lively, spirited, and above all, respectful conversations about politics.鈥� That respect extends to any type of student, including those with families: The university 鈥渋s extremely welcoming to families,鈥� and 鈥測ou can take your kids to class, there are family rooms for nursing or taking care of your child, and above all else, all of us students are so willing to help the other students with children out.鈥�