DEGREES OFFERED
- Juris Doctor (J.D.)
- JD/MBA (Joint Program)
- JD/MA,PhD in Political Science (Dual Enrollment Program)
- JD/MPA (Dual Enrollment Program)
- JD/PhD in Economics (Dual Enrollment Program)
- JD/LLM in Taxation (Dual Enrollment Program)
- Master of Laws (LL.M.) - International Graduate Program
- Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Taxation

2009-2010 TUITION
- $14,450 Resident
- $26,560 Nonresident
Ranked as one of the two best values in legal education by National Jurist

SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL AID
Law School applicants are considered automatically for first-year scholarships. Many students also receive loans through the University's Student Financial Aid Office. Students interested in seeking financial aid must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon after January 1 as possible. The FAFSA may be completed online at fafsa.ed.gov.

STUDENT BODY AND FACULTY
- Approximately 520 J.D. students
- 50 Full-time faculty
- Student-to-faculty ratio is less than 10:1
- 150 Electives offered


CLASS OF 2012 PROFILE
- 1,402 applications received (406 resident/996 nonresident)
- 183 students enrolled
- 15% Minority Students Enrolled
- 67 undergraduate institutions represented
- 23 States and Canada Represented
- LSAT*: Median - 164; 75% - 165; 25% - 159
- UGPA: Median - 3.76; 75% - 3.89; 25% - 3.30
*Does not include 27 UA Law-
SPECIAL FEATURES AND ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
- Public Interest Law Certificate
- Public Interest Institute
- Externship Program
- Nationally recognized trial advocacy and moot court competition teams
- Summer Professional Readiness Program
- Three endowed lecture series

CLINICAL PROGRAMS
- Capital Defense Law Clinic
- Civil Law Clinic
- Community Development Law Clinic
- Criminal Law Clinic
- Domestic Violence Law Clinic
- Elder Law Clinic
- More than 100 clinical spots are available each year

JOURNALS
Nearly 40% of second- and third-year students have
journal experience.
- Alabama Law Review
- The Journal of the Legal Profession
- Law & Psychology Review
- Alabama Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Law Review

AFTER GRADUATION
- Our national bar passage rate for the Class of 2008 was 95%. The Alabama Bar passage rate for this same class was 97%.
- 97.4% of the Class of 2008 was employed within nine months of graduation.
- Alumni include U.S. Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black; Morris Dees, Co-Founder of the Southern Poverty Law Center; current ABA President Tommy Wells; Judge Frank Johnson; and U.S. Senators Howell Heflin, Richard Shelby, and Jeff Sessions.