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Updated On: 12/28/2008 11:26:17 PM
Pacific McGeorge has had a long tradition of producing practice-ready graduates. Its solid clinical programs and location in Sacramento provide excellent opportunities for hand-on learning experiences during law school. Pacific McGeorge also offers well-respected, advanced programs in government law and public policy, transnational business practice, and water law.
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Updated On: 10/30/2008 8:35:31 AM
McGeorge is Northern California's best kept secret. It consistently produces outstanding graduates and its clinical programs prepare its students to 'hit the ground running' upon graduation. Dean Parker has a tremendous vision for the expansion and improvement of campus facilities, Justice Kennedy's support and contributions to the school are immeasurable. Look for McGeorge to move into the national spotlight over the next several years.
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Updated On: 10/14/2008 9:14:55 AM
McGeorge prepared me very well for my legal career. I chose McGeorge & moved from the East Coast to attend it based on its strong clinical programs. I had many opportunities to go to court (both real & mock) & put into practice what I learned in the classroom. The question about physical beauty is silly & irrelevant to a good law school education, as is the question about BMW's. Thanks to McGeorge for providing great professors, strong classes, great clinical programs, and an excellent foundation for practicing law!
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Updated On: 10/10/2008 3:18:40 PM
McGeorge prepared me well for my legal career. I enjoyed almost all of my classes, and felt the quality of my professors and education was top-notch.
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Updated On: 10/10/2008 8:58:01 AM
From personal experience and observation, I can certainly speak to the high quality -- in fact, remarkable -- of Pacific McGeorge's faculty: they are wonderful. Additionally, I am constantly amazed at the friendliness, and collaborative and supportive nature of the students, as well as their interest in social programs to ensure that the law, and those practicing it, do what is right -- morally, ethically, culturally, and both domestically and internationally. To their external handsomeness and beauty I cannot and will not opine, as it passes silly -- and the BMW question suggests that this has some meaning or suggests a value system, so I would prefer not respond on this.
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