Miami Law Fast Facts
Entering Classes - At a Glance
Entering J.D. Class of 2020
117
Undergraduate institutions represented
72
Majors represented
45%
Attended an undergraduate institution outside of Florida
3,080 applications received
379 enrolled students
Medians: 159 LSAT | 3.53 UGPA
54% are women | 46% are men
From 35 states + DC and 23 countries
13% are first generation college students
53% are out of undergraduate school for one year or more
Age range: 20-51, Average age: 24
69% received merit-based scholarships
48%
Minority representation
66%
Speak one or more foreign languages
Entering LL.M. Class of 2020
127 incoming LL.M. students from over
20 Countries
48% are women | 52% are men
The LL.M. student body represents a mix of full time, part time, residential, distance learning, joint degree, foreign-trained, and U.S.-trained students who range in experience from current J.D.’s to seasoned attorneys.
Academics
18 Areas of Study
- Business Law
- Constitutional Law
- Criminal Law
- Entertainment and Sports Law
- Environmental Law
- Estate Planning Law
- Family Law
- Health Care Law
- Human Rights Law
- Immigration Law
- Intellectual Property Law
- International Law
- Litigation, Arbitration & Dispute Resolution
- Maritime Law
- Real Estate Law
- Social Justice and Public Interest Law
- Technology Law
- Tax Law
300+
Course Offerings
One of the largest at any ABA-approved law school
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74%
of upper-level courses have under 25 students
7:1
Student to Faculty Ratio
265
Total Faculty
Centers & Initiatives
- Center for Ethics & Public Service
- Global Summer Academy
- Heckerling Institute on Estate Planning
- HOPE Public Interest Resource Center
- International Arbitration Institute
- LawWithoutWalls
- Miami STREET LAW Program
- Professional Responsibility and Ethics Program
- Ralph E. Boyer Institute on Condominium and Cluster Development
- We Robot Conference
Experiential Learning
17
Clinics & Practicums
300+
Students participate in law clinics
with direct client representation per year
1,987
Seats available in simulation or
lawyering skills courses per year
237
Field Placement Seats
DC Semester in Practice Program
Litigation Skills Externship Program
School of Law Externship Program
5
Journals
International and Comparative Law Review
Clinics & Practicums
- Bankruptcy Clinic
- Children & Youth Clinic
- Environmental Justice Clinic
- Health Rights Clinic
- Human Rights Clinic
- Immigration Clinic
- Innocence Clinic
- Investor Rights Clinic
- Tenants’ Rights Clinic
- Affordable Housing Practicum
- Civil Rights Practicum
- Criminal Justice Policy Reform Practicum
- Cyber Civil Rights Initiative Practicum
- Death Penalty Practicum
- Federal Criminal Motion Practice
- Social Impact Advocacy Practicum
- Startup Practicum
International & Interdisciplinary Opportunities
International Opportunities
27
International Exchange Programs
14
Different Countries
65+
International and Global Practice Courses
International Moot Court Program competing
around the world
Bilingual lawyering courses
Work abroad opportunities
Alumni in 92 countries
Interdisciplinary Study Options
Unique Learning Environment
Strategic Location
#2
International banking center in the U.S.
4th
Largest economy in the U.S. and 16th largest in the world
1,400
Multinational companies headquartered in Miami
#2
For foreign consulates and trade offices in the U.S.
100+
Countries represented and languages spoken
The 'U' Community
25,000+
Law alumni represented in all 50 states, DC, several territories and 85 countries
Emphasis on student support through our Office of Student Services, Student Development Program, Academic Achievement Program, and the Mindfulness in Law Program
45+
Law student organizations including Moot Court, Trial Team, 7 affinity groups, and 5 bar-related organizations
8
Attorney advisors available through the Career Development Office
10
Additional graduate and professional schools on campus
