USC Gould School of Law, Law school in University Park, Los Angeles, United States
USC Gould School of Law is a law school in Los Angeles with spacious lecture halls, research areas, and study spaces spread across multiple floors along Exposition Boulevard. The building provides different functional areas for daily teaching and academic work.
The school was founded in 1896 as Southern California's first law school and was a pioneer in admitting women and minorities from the start. This pioneering role shaped the institution and its openness to different groups of people.
The school hosts more than forty student organizations that reflect different legal interests and professional goals of those studying there. These groups shape campus life and show the variety of paths people can take in law.
Students gain hands-on experience through legal clinics, internships, and work with courts, government offices, and law firms across the Los Angeles area. These varied connections help students learn about real cases and different areas of legal work.
The school has the largest international program among American universities, enrolling the most foreign law students. This creates a learning setting where different legal systems and global views come together.
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