Michigan State University College of Law

Legal education branch of Michigan State University

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January 2024 Linda Sheryl Greene stepped down as dean, with Michael Sant'Ambrogio serving as interim dean.
2023 5.15% of graduates obtained local or state judicial clerkships within 10 months after graduation.
2023 27.84% of graduates were employed in public interest, government, higher education, or business within 10 months after graduation.
2023 69.59% of Michigan State University College of Law graduates obtained full-time, long-term bar-passage-required employment as attorneys within 10 months after graduation.
2023 1.55% of graduates obtained a federal clerkship within 10 months after graduation.
2023 8.76% of graduates were employed in full-time JD advantage positions within 10 months after graduation.
2023 Michigan State University College of Law admitted students for the entering class, with an acceptance rate of 39.37% and an enrollment rate of 35.37% among accepted applicants. The admitted students had an average LSAT score of 159 and an undergraduate GPA of 3.55.
2022 Michigan State University College of Law achieved a 77.46% bar examination passage rate for first-time test takers.
2022 Michigan State Law Review was ranked 99th among American law school journals, receiving a score of 14.55 out of 100 by Washington and Lee University School of Law.
June 1 2021 Linda Sheryl Greene became Dean and MSU Foundation Professor of Law, serving as the Inaugural Dean of the College of Law.
2020 The law school's Ultimate Bar Pass Rate was 88.26% for the graduating class, as defined by ABA standards of graduates passing the bar examination within two years of graduation.
August 17 2020 Integration with Michigan State University was finalized, completing the transition to a public law school.
January 2020 Melanie B. Jacobs was appointed as the law college's interim dean.
October 26 2018 MSU's board of directors voted to fully integrate the College of Law into the University, transitioning from a private to a public law school.
2017 Elizabeth T. Clement became a Justice of the Michigan Supreme Court and is currently serving as chief justice.
2016 Lawrence Ponoroff became the Dean in the fall, serving until the end of December 2019.
2015 Mike Bishop became a U.S. Representative for Michigan's 8th congressional district, serving until 2018.
2010 Alton Thomas Davis was appointed to the Michigan Supreme Court by Governor Jennifer M. Granholm.

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