Case Western Reserve University School of Law, faculté américaine
Case Western Reserve University School of Law is a law school in Cleveland, Ohio, offering students a three-year legal education program. The curriculum covers core subjects like torts and contracts alongside specialized areas such as international law and health law.
The law school was founded over 125 years ago as part of Case Western Reserve University's long tradition of legal education. Over its history, it has grown into a center for legal training and research.
The law school has a long tradition of welcoming students from diverse backgrounds, dating back to the late 1800s. This openness shapes the student body today, where learners from many states study and work alongside one another.
The school is located in University Circle, a neighborhood with museums, art galleries, and restaurants within walking distance. Students find affordable housing in the area, often paying between 600 and 800 dollars per month.
Students work with real clients starting in their first year, handling actual cases and legal matters. This hands-on experience gives them insight into actual legal practice from the beginning.
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