THE MARQUETTE ADVANTAGE

LEARN FROM A LEADER. Marquette University’s Law School, a force in legal education for more than 90 years, is right on Marquette’s campus, giving you a great opportunity to get the “inside story” on law school admissions. (After all, we do know what it takes to get in.)

ACCESS. From Marquette’s Legal Research Center — available to undergraduates — to the nearby Milwaukee County Courthouse and Federal Courthouse, you’ll be surrounded by opportunities to experience the demands of the profession before you even start law school.

SPORTS LAW. Marquette’s Law School is home to the nation’s only National Sports Law Institute. Through the NSLI, law students study the relationship between the law and all aspects of amateur and professional sports. Law students earn an NSLI Certificate by taking six sports law courses, writing for the Marquette Sports Law Review and spending a semester in an NSLI- sponsored internship with a local sports team.

GET SHARP. Through Marquette University Core of Common Studies, at the heart of every major, you’ll hone the intellectual skills — such as communication, critical reading, reasoning, writing and research — that you’ll need for law school and legal practice.

HAVE YOU REACHED A VERDICT? See how you stack up against the competition by joining Marquette’s mock trial team, where you’ll compete against other college mock trial teams. Over the past several years, Marquette has had at least one of its student lawyers earn recognition among the best attorneys in the mock trial competitions.