University of California
200 McAllister Street
San Francisco, CA 94102

Established in 1878 as california's first law school, Hastings College of the Law is one of the most prominent educational law institutions in the country. Part of the University of California, Hastings College of the Law is located right among the federal and state courts of San Francisco, providing the perfect backdrop for students striving to become future leaders in the justice system.

Hastings College of the Law offers a J.D. program on its home campus as well as through exchange and study abroad options. Additionally, students can enroll the LL.M. program, which attracts many students from around the world. Students at this California law school come from more than 100 colleges and universities, bringing with them many diverse ideas and views that make the school such a vibrant place to learn.

As one of the largest public law schools in the nation, Hastings College of the Law also happens to be one of the most selective, demanding high GPAs and strong LSAT scores of its applicants. Hastings College of the Law also published seven law journals--more than most institutions publish--which include the country's oldest constitutional law journal. For those interested in pursuing a career in the law, Hastings College of the Law is an excellent place to learn and grow.

Quick Facts:

The total student enrollment at Hastings College of the Law is approximately 1,300.

The largest classes at Hastings College of the Law are comprised of 100 students, while the smallest contain fewer than 10 students.

The student population at Hastings College of the Law is approximately 54% female and 46% male.

The median age of students at Hastings College of the Law is 24, while the age range is 20-53.

The median LSAT score of students enrolled at Hastings College of the Law is 162.

Approximately three quarters of Hastings College of the Law students receive a financial aid grant.

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