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Students:

Profile of the J.D. Class of 2005 Geographical Distribution  
         
Applicants 4,093 Northeast 23%  
Enrolled 201 South 28%  
Minorities 21% West 27%  
Male/Female ratio: 55%/45% Midwest 18%  
Median LSAT 168 International 4%  
Median GPA 3.61      

The students represent 42 states, Washington D.C., 5 foreign countries, and 100 undergraduate institutions.

Profile of S.J.D. and LL.M. students for 2002-03

70 LL.M. students from 31 countries are attending Duke Law.

9 students are participating in Duke Law's exchange program from 6 countries. 6 international S.J.D students from 4 countries are attending Duke Law.

 

Career Services and Employment:

Profile of Class of 2002 J.D. students

Type of Practice:   Location of Practice:  
Private Practice 80% Northeast 45%  
Judicial Clerkship 14% West 25%  
Government/Public Interest 4% Southeast 21%  
Business 1% Midwest 8%  

 

Duke Law Journals:

Duke Law Journal
Law and Contemporary Problems
Duke Environmental Law & Policy Forum
Duke Journal of Comparative & International Law
Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy
Duke Law & Technology Review
Alaska Law Review

 

Students' Public Service:

AIDS Legal Assistance Project
Children's Law Clinic
Community Economic Development Clinic
Death Penalty Clinic
Dedicated to Durham
Duke Bar Association Community Service Project
Domestic Violence Advocacy Clinic
Innocence Project
Pro Bono Project
Public Interest Law Foundation
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance

 

Degree Programs:

     
•J.D. Doctor of Law J.D./M.A. or J.D./M.S.:

Cultural Anthropology
Economics
English
Forestry & Environmental Studies
History
Humanities
Mechanical Engineering
Philosophy
Political Science
Psychology
Public Policy Studies
Religion
Romance Studies

•J.D./M.B.A. Law & Business
  Administration
•J.D./LL.M. Int'l & Comparative Law
•J.D./M.E.M. Law & Environment
  Management
•S.J.D. Doctor of Juridical Science
•J.D./M.P.P. Law & Public Policy
•LL.M. Master of Laws (Int'l
  Students)
•J.D./M.D. Law & Medicine
•J.D./M.T.S. Law & Theological Studies
•M.L.S. Master of Legal Studies
•J.D./Ph.D. Law & Political Science

 

Areas of Recognized Excellence in Legal Education/Faculty Research:

Administrative Law and Regulation - Environment, Health Industry, Sports
Corporate Law
Constitutional Law and Constitutional History
Intellectual Property Law
International and Comparative Law
Legal Theory - Feminist, Critical Race
Process Related Fields - Criminal, Civil Procedure, Litigation, Alternative Dispute Resolution

Centers, Conferences and Institutes at Duke Law School:

  • Private Adjudication Center
    Daniel Bowling, Executive Director Professor Paul Carrington
  • Center for Complex Dispute Resolution Professor Francis McGovern
  • Center on Law, Ethics and National Security Scott Silliman, Executive Director Professor Robinson O. Everett, Founder
  • Center for Environmental Solutions
    Kathryn Stetson, Executive Director
    Professor John B. Wiener, Faculty Director
  • Center for Sports Law and Policy Professor Paul Haagen Professor John Weistart
  • The Duke Global Capital Markets Center Steve Wallenstein, Executive Director
    Professor Michael H. Bradley, Faculty Director
  • The Intellectual Property Program Professor James Boyle Professor David Lange Professor Jerome Reichman
  • The Program in Public Law
    Professor Christopher Schroeder, Director
  • Annual Summer Institute in Transnational Law (Geneva)
  • Asia-America Institute in Transnational Law (Hong Kong)
  • International Criminal Courts Conference

 

 

Alumni Profile:

         
  Living Duke Law Alumni: A Demographic Profile
             
   I. Living Alumni 7835   (through graduation 2002)
             
             
   II. Gender          
  Male 5722 73.0% Fem ale 2113 28.6%
             
             
   III. Ethnic Identify          
  Caucasian 6700 85.5%      
  Non-Caucasian 766 9.8%      
  Undeclared 369 4.7%      
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   IV. Top Ten States          
  North Carolina 957   Virginia 411  
  New York 626   Maryland 322  
  California 567   Pennsylvania 275  
  Florida 530   Texas 270  
  Georgia 426   New Jersey 217  
             
             
   V. Major Geographic Concentrations (by business address)    
  W ashington, DC 577   Pittsburgh, PA 46  
  New York, NY 463   W inston -Salem , NC 45  
  Atlanta, GA 299   Denver, CO 44  
  Raleigh, NC 160   Orlando, FL 44  
  Charlotte, NC 151   Baltimore, MD 39  
  Dallas, TX 117   Columbus, OH 38  
  Chicago, IL 114   Minneapolis, MN 35  
  Durham, NC 108   Phoenix, AZ 33  
  Boston, MA 94   San Diego, CA 32  
  Los Angeles, CA 93   Birmingham, AL 27  
  San Francisco, CA 76   Hartford, CT 27  
  Philadelphia, PA 74   Cincinnati, OH 26  
  Greensboro, NC 60   Louisville, KY 26  
  Miami, FL 57   Indianapolis, IN 26  
  Houston, TX 57   Nashville, TN 25  
  Jacksonville, FL 55   Milwa ukee, W I 24  
  Seattle, W A 54   W ilmington, DE 24  
  Palo Alto, CA 52   Kansas City, MO 22  
  Tampa, FL 49   Portland, OR 22  
  Cleveland, OH 48   Salt Lake City, UT 22  
             
             
   VI. Decade of Graduation          
  2000's 800   1950's 363  
  1990's 2450   1940's 172  
  1980's 1864   1930's 45  
  1970's 1382   pre-1930 2  
  1960's 757        
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