The largest ABA accredited law school in the United States. The main campus is located in downtown Lansing, Michigan. Cooley is famous for its
lax admissions, but infamous for its difficulty and attrition rate. The faculty sets extremely high standards for all
law students. Unlike other
law schools, Cooley still uses a pure Socratic method and all exams are closed book. Cooley students are required to take courses that other
law schools deem electives. Some of these courses include: Secured Transactions, Business Organizations, Taxation, Wills, and Evidence.
Now in its 36th year, Cooley continues to graduate large classes of well qualified, well prepared lawyers. Cooley’s good reputation will continue to grow as more and more graduates achieve success in the legal profession.
Cooley is somewhat of an
underdog law school that gives individuals with lower GPAs or LSAT scores a chance to earn
Law Degrees. Cooley is often criticized and mocked by
elite law school. However, their criticisms are almost
always unfounded and often amount to nothing more than blue blooded snobbery and elitism.
