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Quality of Life Survey |
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Life at Davis Law takes place in a tight self contained universe: one
building two and a half floors-intimate isn't even the word. You will
become very, very close to all school mates; so it is a relief that
Davis Law is not nastily competitive at all. It is competitive in the
sense that people want to succeed for themselves and the only way they
can really do that on a graded curve is to be better than someone else,
but no one asserts that over another.
The facilities are decent; again people come in with their own lap tops
and technology so the basics are really enough. The best thing is that
access to the law library is 24/7; each student has their own key and if
the mood strikes him they can go in any time they want.
Davis being small town college town almost Mayberry like, the area is
extremely safe, it is not unusual for women to be out very late into the
evening alone and be safe.
Housing used to be an issue but lately thre is has been plenty of
housing opportunities and that should make the school much more
attractive than what it has been.
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University of California-Davis School of Law Admission & Application Surveys
