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Western State University College of Law was founded in 1966 and is the oldest law school in Orange County. Western State University College of Law is recognized for its diverse student body with more than 40% minority enrollment. For two consecutive years, U.S. News & World Report rated Western State University #1 in its law school diversity index. Its nearly 10,000 graduates include hundreds of prosecutors and public defenders throughout the state, more alumni on the judicial bench in the region than any other law school, and countless professionals in private practice, in administrative and government positions within state and local bar, and in a number of diverse ethnic and gender-related organizations. The school?s graduates are well represented in other counties of Southern California and can be found across the country and beyond.

Year Founded:1966Type:Private
ABA Accredited:ProvisionalAALS Member:No
Location:Fullerton, CAWebsite:http://www.wsulaw.edu
Law School Dean:Admissions Dean:N/A
 

Western State Law School Statistics

LawSchoolNumbers.com has compiled the most relevant statistics for Western State Law School. Below, you will find important information about Western State University College of Law. Admissions, including the median percentages of GPA and LSAT, the number of programs offered at Western State Law School., and information regarding scholarships. These numbers are meant to give you better insight into Western State Law School. and whether your application will be competitive.
Admissions (2007 – 2008)Rankings (2008 – 2009)Selectivity (Class of 2009)Programs(2007 – 2008)
Application Fee:$50 U.S. News (2009):999# Applications:1713Part Time J.D.:No
Spring Deadline:10/1/2007 Ciolli Nat'l (2005):0# Admitted:679LL.M. Program:No
Summer Deadline:None LSN Selectivity (2007): # Matriculated:179J.S.D. Program:No
Fall Deadline:5/1/2008 LSN Attrition (2007): Acceptance Rate:40%Joint Degrees:Yes
Financial Aid Deadline:Varies   Yield Rate:26% 
 
Curriculum (2006 – 2007)Faculty (2006 – 2007)GPA (Class of 2009)LSAT (Class of 2009)
1L Section Size (FT):66Full Time Faculty:1575th GPA:3.44 75th LSAT:154
1L Section Size (PT):42Part Time Faculty:28Median GPA:3.13 Median LSAT:151
2L/3L Courses:60Student to Faculty Ratio:22.525th GPA:2.83 25th LSAT:149
 
Housing(2006 – 2007)Enrollment(2006 – 2007)Attrition(Class of 2008)OCI(2007 – 2008)
On-Campus Housing:No1L Students:173 1L Attrition:32.6%Total Law Firms:0
Law School Dorm:NoAll FT Students:308 Transfers In:6NY Law Firms:0
Other Grad Dorm:NoAll PT Students:141 Transfers Out:12DC Law Firms:0
  Total Students:449   CA Law Firms:0
 
Costs (2006 – 2007)Scholarships (2005 – 2006)Employment (Class of 2005)Bar Passage(Class of 2005)
Full Time Tuition:$27,503% Receiving Grant Aid:37.8% % Employed (Grad):n/aPrimary Jurisdiction:CA
Part Time Tuition:$18,603Full Tuition & Stipend:0.0% % Employed (9 mos.):91.0%% Pass (First Time):25%
Living Expenses:$16,574Full Tuition:1.6%   State Average:64%
Total Cost (FT):$44,077Half Tuition:10.4%   Difference:-39%
Total Cost (PT):$35,177Other Scholarships:25.8%