Faculty is top notch, many professors have taught at ivy league schools or top national schools and is shows

The entering class is too large, and that affects the quality of the graduating class, plus it limits interview opportunities (rarely anyone below the top 10% of the class gets jobs at top local firms and to have a job at a top firm outside Florida and Georgia it is better to be in the top 5%) , and makes the atmosphere too competitive

If someone wants to establish himself in Florida this is a great school. The fact that it is located in a big urban center is an advantage vs. the better schools i.e. UF and FSU that are located in remote areas.

Yes

Course offerings. Many classes to choose from, especially in tax and business law

Collegial student body

Class sizes can be too large at times

If you don't graduate in the top 15%, you'll struggle to get a good job

Only go if you have (1) at least a partial scholarship and (2) a work ethic to finish in the top 15%

No

The environment of the University is always vibrant, professors are excellent, you will learn a lot and the LLM group is truly international.

The law school should have more personal attention to the LLM students and provide more updated information on all their options.

Best Law School in Miami, do not hesitate to go study in UM if you go to Miami.

Yes

Faculty and Students are great, very helpful and friendly. Also, living in Miami is not too shabby.

Facilities are dated and ugly. Need to keep undergraduate students out of the law library.

If you want to work in Miami/South FL, this school is the key to that legal community.

Yes

tremendous faculty; enjoyable campus life and atmosphere; it is never cold outside

lack of recruitment from / difficulty to get top-level jobs outside South Florida

great place to learn the law; underrated academic experience relative to rankings. a doable, but tough climb to NYC, DC, etc. outside of Florida

Yes

The classmates are not competitive and everyone tries to help each other out. The faculty are generally very willing to help.

The administration is disorganized and don't seem to put much effort into increasing the school's ranking or your job.

If you want to work in Miami, get a scholarship, and believe you can be in the top 10%. Miami is a good choice.

Yes

Very thorough

3L

Most of them always have their office doors open.

3L

In my opinion, class size is not a factor in the quality of law education. The socratic method is widely used at UM Law. The professors are very personable and available to students for questions or simply to converse.

The campus facilities are excellent, and the campus itself is beautiful. I love living in Miami. I spent many days reading on the beach!

I would not say that the admission process is any different than other law schools.

2L