Since its beginning in 1982, The College of Law has offered a world-class education at an affordable price, attracting courageous, committed, and curious students. That, coupled with our rich tradition of providing diverse experiential offerings to our students has given rise to a strong group of dedicated lawyers committed to serving their communities.
Through Georgia State Law's Pro Bono program, clinics, externships, and the Centers of Law, Health & Society Access to Justice, and Metro Growth, our programs give students the essential tools to ensure the law works for everyone. They learn to improve the impact of laws and policies on the health and well-being of individuals, families, and communities, and dissect issues affecting urban areas, such as affordable housing. Through the clinics, our students and faculty help Georgians gain access to the legal system to resolve barriers to health, tax disputes, and immigration issues. The clinics help individuals facing the death penalty, mediate disputes between landlords and tenants, and advocate for individuals with disabilities.
Your alma mater needs your support, now more than ever, to continue our mission of producing thoughtful and responsible lawyers. Our graduates are proof of this, and our faculty and students bear witness to it.
College of Law Quick Facts
| Top 25 The only school in Georgia to rank on the "Top 25 National Law Schools for Black Students" list in the Black Student's Guide to Law Schools & Firms | #3 Health Law Program, according to the U.S. News & World Report. | #1 overall bar passage rate in Georgia for February 2020. |
Another great Georgia State Day has come to a close! Thanks to thousands of donors, we received more than 2,000 gifts for a total of over $901,000, and we're still counting!
Donors supported hundreds of university initiatives across Georgia State to provide support for our students, colleges, programs and centers over the last 1 day, 9 hours and 13 minutes.
As we finalize counting your gifts, we will keep you posted on our final results.
