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Admissions Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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Moderate admissions selectivity. Very helpful admissions staff. No
interviews. I got in with a 160 LSAT and 3.1 GPA. READ MORE
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Alumni
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WNEC is upgrading, so LSAT scores are very important. I got a 142, and
have been told on best authority that I would not get in any more. In
fac... READ MORE
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Current Student
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WNEC is becoming much more selective each year. This selectivity is
well deserved, given the high quality professors that the School is
recruitin... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The application process to Western New England was similar to that of
the other schools I applied to for law school. There were three things
that ... READ MORE
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Academics Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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The faculty is top notch. The professors are very accessible and
helpful. The classes are both enjoyable and rewarding. No problem
getting pop... READ MORE
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Alumni
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The fulltime professors at the school are for themost part, pretty
fantastic! They remain at the school because they genuinely want to
teach. Th... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The academic demands of the School are great, as is to be expected in
law school. The school has a very demanding curve, which makes it less
of a... READ MORE
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Current Student
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I find the quality of the education I am receiving here to be of
excellent quality. I enjoy the variety of classes offered (Trusts and
Estates to ... READ MORE
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Employment Prospect Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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As the only law school in Western Massachusetts, it definitely has an edge in that area in terms of career prospects. Although not yet recognized as ... READ MORE
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Alumni
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The biggest program that WNEC grads face is that most people have never heard of our school. Most people don't even know that there is an accredited ... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The only downside of the school is the career services office, though it is quickly getting better. However, students often obtain good jobs, but the... READ MORE
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Current Student
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I believe that networking is essential to securing a job, particularly when you attend a lesser known law school. My experiential learning opportuniti... READ MORE
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Quality of Life Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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Very nice campus and safe neighborhood. Very limited on-campus housing
for law students, but you'll have no problem finding decent apartments
aro... READ MORE
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Alumni
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I was happy living in Springfield, but alot of my classmates did not
find it lively enough. It certainly is not as exciting a town as
Boston, but... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Although the Springfield area is not wonderful, the location of WNEC is
better than the surrounding areas. Even though Springfield may be the
wor... READ MORE
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Current Student
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As I mentioned earlier, the community at Western New England is one of
the unique characteristics about it. From the time you are admitted
until y... READ MORE
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Social Life Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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Many student organizations to choose from. Social scene is pretty
quiet. READ MORE
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Alumni
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As an older student, I really didn't get into the bar scene much at all,
so I can't be any help at this. I do know lots of the students hang out
... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The school is not as competitive as some other law schools. Although
there are those who try to make it like that, most students are happy
to hel... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The social opportunities at Western New England College School of Law
are numerous. If you're into a party scene, Worthington Street in
downtown S... READ MORE
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