Berkeley Law Admissions Office

Few law schools match the excellence and reputation of Berkeley Law, which places it among the best law schools globally. Its faculty is highly accomplished, informed, and varied across distinct legal fields. During its usual calendar, Berkeley Law holds a range of noteworthy events. For instance, this year's calendar includes lectures from three different U.S. Supreme Court Justices and a UK Supreme Court Judge. Several smaller events organized by different affinity groups on campus give the attendees more opportunities to participate. The library staff is very experienced and the library is amongst the best law libraries in the United States. The law school hosts a diverse and extremely talented student body. They are not only smart and successful in their respective rights, but they are also very humble and not competitive. Such a culture fosters learning and enjoyable interactions towards successful completion of the course. I would recommend this institution to any student who is passionate about their legal career, whether for-profit or public interest. This is particularly the case for those who wish to practice along the West Coast or are interested in the interplay between law and technology, which is trending. A recent visit to the university was instigated by my children's events organized by the school, though the experience was quite impressive. I enjoyed the view of San Francisco from the top deck of the building. Among the three speakers, Alan Dershowitz and Richard Epstein were sterling performances. Dershowitz particularly stood out for speaking plainly and coherently, leaning towards conservative ideals. This gave me hope that there is some balance at Berkeley as both sides are given an opportunity to express their views. The Law School of UC, Berkeley is the best place to study, and it is commendable. The interaction with Dean Edward Tom was very resourceful on the content and tips offered. The posters displayed on the cork boards also looked captivating and informative about the events happening in the school. I could not get a chance to have a glance at the library due to the restriction that it is only open to students. However, I noted this is a common practice in many law schools, so there is nothing unusual about it. The building that houses the law offices is beautiful and the newest in the University and very modern. Such transformations have attracted more students and portrays the image of the institution as a modernized learning place. My interest to study hair will soon come to pass at this magnificent law school. The facilities are also attractive with ample spaces for studying and socializing. It is a term I will always cherish and look forward to while in Daily California.