Applications Surge at Dayton
Law school application volume may be down nationwide, but it's surging at the University of Dayton School of Law.
Applications to Dayton have grown by 70 per cent since 2002, growing to the point that Dayton now receives 20 per cent more applications than the national average.
UDSL Assistant Dean and Director of Admission Janet Hein credits her staff's outreach efforts and the School's accelerated J.D. program with drawing so many more applicants to the School.
Dayton's accelerated law program allows students to earn a J.D. in as little as two years. Students save time by beginning classes in the summer and then taking a full course load for 5 consecutive semesters.
Source: "Law School Applications Increase," by Amy Tiedge, The Flyer News (the University of Dayton campus paper), September 15, 2006
Applications to Dayton have grown by 70 per cent since 2002, growing to the point that Dayton now receives 20 per cent more applications than the national average.
UDSL Assistant Dean and Director of Admission Janet Hein credits her staff's outreach efforts and the School's accelerated J.D. program with drawing so many more applicants to the School.
Dayton's accelerated law program allows students to earn a J.D. in as little as two years. Students save time by beginning classes in the summer and then taking a full course load for 5 consecutive semesters.
Source: "Law School Applications Increase," by Amy Tiedge, The Flyer News (the University of Dayton campus paper), September 15, 2006
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