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Faculty With more than 50 full-time and approximately 35 adjunct

professors (including judges and practicing attorneys)

bringing their expertise into your classroom, you will be

familiar with the most significant legal issues of the day.

Experiential LearningYou will “learn by doing” through a variety of experiential learning opportunities.

CLINICS South Carolina Law’s client-contact clinics offer

practical experience representing actual clients under the

supervision of full-time faculty. Clinics include:

• Carolina Health Advocacy Medicolegal Partnership (CHAMPS)• Criminal Practice• Domestic Violence• Education Rights• Juvenile Justice• Nonprofit Organizations• Sustainable Development

• Veterans Law

EXTERNSHIPS Through externships at federal and state agencies such as the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the South Carolina Attorney General’s Office, as well as in corporate legal offices, legislative committees, and federal and state courts, you can gain legal experience, academic credit, and develop valuable professional connections while closely observing the work of attorneys in those settings. Externship opportunities are available in the following areas:

• Administrative Law• Children’s Law• Criminal Law• In-House Counsel

• Judicial

Putting Passion into PracticeThe Academic Program

The Juris Doctor (J.D.) program is a three-year, full-time program requiring 90 credits to earn the degree.

THE FIRST YEAR First-year courses cover basic legal principles and prepare you for the more specialized courses you’ll take your second and third years. First-year courses are:

• Civil Procedure • Constitutional Law• Contracts• Criminal Law• Property• Torts• Introduction to the Legal Profession• Legal Research, Analysis and Writing

UPPER-LEVEL ELECTIVES At South Carolina Law, you can follow your passion or find a new one by choosing from more than 100 upper-level electives in areas including Business and Commercial Law, Children and Family Law, Environmental Law, Health Law, Intellectual Property, International and Comparative Law, Labor and Employment Law, Litigation, Probate and Estate Planning, Real Estate Law, Sports & Entertainment Law, Taxation, and Emerging Technologies Law.

Eboni Nelson, associate dean for academic affairs, at the South Carolina State House, just two blocks from the School of Law.

Hanging in South Carolina Law’s grand lobby is Dale Chihuly’s Burnished Bronze and Garnet Chandelier, 2017, 11.5' x 10.5' x 9.5'.

CAPSTONES In Capstone courses in Small Business

Organizations, Civil Litigation, and Real Estate

Transactions, you will apply your skills working with

lawyers, judges, professors, and peers in a simulated

practice environment.

SUMMER PUBLIC INTEREST INTERNSHIPS If you are

interested in public interest law, you can apply for paid

summer internships with organizations that provide

access to justice for members of the public not otherwise

able to obtain legal assistance.

PRO BONO PROGRAM South Carolina Law is home to

the first 100 percent voluntary Pro Bono Program and

offers more than 20 service projects. Beginning your

first year, the program helps you strengthen professional

skills and build contacts, while giving back. Because it’s

voluntary, the program emphasizes that a willingness to

provide pro bono services should be an inherent part of a

lawyer’s professional identity.

Dual-Degree Programs

Enhance your degree by choosing from 12 dual-degree

programs that tap the expertise in place at the

University of South Carolina, including the highly-ranked

International MBA program at the Darla Moore School of

Business and the nationally-recognized environmental

program at Vermont Law School. Combine your J.D. with

a masters in:

• Accountancy

• Business Administration

• Earth and Environmental

Resources Management

• Economics

• Health Administration

• Human Resources

• International Business Administration

• Public Administration

• Criminology & Criminal

Justice

• Environmental Law and

Policy (from Vermont Law)

• Mass Communication

• Social Work

The Judge Karen J. Williams Courtroom is a functioning courtroom that is used for mock trial and moot court competitions, as well as actual court hearings.

Group study rooms throughout the building are equipped with technology and feature dry-erase walls.

The University of South Carolina School of Law is located at the heart of the state capital and anchors Columbia’s legal corridor, where legal education, government, and private practice converge. Having recently celebrated its 150th anniversary, the school has shaped the careers of generations of attorneys, and our alumni network extends across the nation and the world. Now in a brand new building, South Carolina Law will shape the next generation through its experiential learning opportunities, state-of-the-art technology, and faculty-led research in emerging areas of law.

Statistics cited in this publication are for the 2017-2018 academic year.

Collaborations and Partnerships

As a South Carolina Law student, you can choose from

an array of programs designed to complement your

formal classroom learning, build skills, and enhance

competencies that will advance your career.

THE UNIVERSITY’S RULE OF LAW COLLABORATIVE

works with national and international organizations to

strengthen the rule of law around the world. Selected

students participate directly in the work of the collaborative.

THE CHILDREN’S LAW CENTER offers classes, research

opportunities, and training for students, practitioners,

policy makers, and others involved in the safety and well-

being of children. You can receive hands-on experience

through the activities of the center.

THE NELSON MULLINS RILEY & SCARBOROUGH

CENTER ON PROFESSIONALISM enriches student

experiences through mentoring, research, and events

that promote professionalism, civic leadership, and public

service in the practice of law.

THE NATIONAL ADVOCACY CENTER, the training

facility for the U.S. Department of Justice, offers student

employment opportunities, as well as access to experts

on a wide range of legal issues.

Through the GRAD GRANTS PROGRAM, admitted

students may be matched with law faculty for research

assistantships in their 2L and 3L years, providing financial

assistance and the chance to work closely with faculty in

their areas of interest.

Preparation for Practice

UNIFORM BAR EXAMINATION More than two-thirds

of states in the U.S., including South Carolina, have

adopted the Uniform Bar Examination (UBE). The UBE

is a uniformly administered and graded bar examination

with a portable score that can be used to apply for

bar admission in other participating UBE states or

jurisdictions. The UBE is designed to test knowledge and

skills that every lawyer should be able to demonstrate

prior to becoming licensed to practice law. For more

information about bar examinations, visit the National

Conference of Bar Examiners’ website or contact the bar

admission agency in the state where you expect

to practice.

JOURNALS

Join one of four student-edited scholarly journals:

South Carolina Law Review

American Bar Association Real Property,

Trust & Estate Law Journal

South Carolina Journal of International Law & Business

Journal of Law & Education

MOOT COURT AND MOCK TRIAL Strong moot court and

mock trial programs provide opportunities to perfect your

oral advocacy skills in either an appellate or trial setting at

both regional and national competitions.

LAW STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS Strengthen your

interpersonal and leadership skills and connect with like-

minded members of the law and university communities by

exploring the 25+ student groups at South Carolina Law.

The courtyard provides outdoor student space adjacent to the Nelson Mullins Student Commons and the Counselor’s Café.

AlumniConnections

More than 11,000 South Carolina Law alumni are everywhere in South Carolina, and can be found anywhere from New

York City to Anchorage, Alaska, and from Europe to Asia. Most importantly, they are mentors and employers of South

Carolina Law students and graduates.

With South Carolina Law’s 151-year legacy, a new home in 2017, and a powerful, global alumni network, you can be confident that we aren’t going anywhere but forward, and that your South Carolina Law degree can take you anywhere.

Apply for Admission to South Carolina Law

To begin your application, review our admission

requirements and detailed instructions at law.sc.edu.

Create your account at the Law School Admission

Council’s website, lsac.org, take the Law School

Admissions Test (LSAT) or submit your scores on the GRE

or GMAT, and sign up for LSAC’s Credential Assembly

Service (CAS). If you need an application fee waiver

to apply to South Carolina Law, please contact the

Admissions Office.

Connect with UsWant to learn more?

• Call the Admissions Office at (803) 777-6605

to speak with an admissions representative or a student

ambassador, set up a visit, take a tour, or request

scholarship information.

• Explore our website at law.sc.edu

• Check out the virtual tour and video viewbook.

• Read detailed information about the admissions

process and our academic programs.

• Visit law.sc.edu/connect to learn about events on your

campus or ours.

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U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS

The shade of garnet on the map corresponds to the concentration of our alumni across the United States.

The University of South Carolina does not discriminate in educational or employment opportunities or decisions for qualified persons on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, gender, national origin, genetics, age, disability, sexual orientation, or veteran status. The University of South Carolina has designated as the ADA Title II, Section 504 and Title IX coordinator the Executive Assistant to the President for Equal Opportunity Programs. The Office of the Executive Assistant to the President for Equal Opportunity Programs is located at 1600 Hampton Street, Suite 805, Columbia, SC; telephone 803-777-3854.

USC and Columbia

While Columbia is one

of the largest cities in

South Carolina, it is still

small enough to feel

like home. Our location

in the state capital is

an asset regardless of

the area of law you choose. The School of Law anchors

Columbia’s legal corridor and is located just steps from

the Statehouse, the South Carolina Supreme Court, the

S.C. Court of Appeals, the National Advocacy Center, and

law firms large and small.

Columbia is rapidly growing into a regional hub for

corporate relocation, college and professional school

students, and tourism. The city has a relaxed, friendly,

genuine feel that lacks pretense. Areas like the Vista,

Five Points, and Main Street all border campus and

provide shopping and entertainment, while close-by lakes,

rivers, and parks provide recreational activities to keep

you grounded. Nearby attractions include the Congaree

National Park, the Riverbanks Zoo and Botanical Garden,

and Lake Murray.

THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA IS THE

PALMETTO STATE’S FLAGSHIP UNIVERSITY.

The University of South Carolina attracts and retains

students from all over the country and the world. The

USC system educates more South Carolinians than

any other institution in the state. The vibrant university

community includes just over 34,000 students who hail

from all 50 states and more than 100 foreign countries

and are enrolled in highly-regarded undergraduate,

honors, graduate, and professional programs. USC is

one of only 32 public universities to earn the Carnegie

Foundation’s top-tier designation for research activity

and community engagement, reflecting its dedication to

academic excellence.

The Coleman Karesh Reading Room is a place for quiet, focused study inside the law library.

Class of 2018SOUTH CAROLINA GRADUATES GET JOBS

South Carolina Law students engage in experiences that open their eyes — and open doors — to employment opportunities. Class of 2018 graduates outperformed national outcomes in two important areas — judicial clerkships and jobs requiring bar passage. The percentage of employed South Carolina grads securing judicial clerkships (23.5%) exceeded the national percentage of 11.2%.Nearly 80% (79.6%) of South Carolina graduates accepted jobs requiring bar passage, surpassing the national percentage of 72.8%.

Fall 2019 Entering Class Profile Graduate Employment Summary

Class of 2022

1335 Applicants 685 admitted

212 Entering Class

110 South Carolina Residents (52%)

102 Out of State Residents (48%)

45 Minority Students (21%)

114 Male (54%)

98 Female (46%)

3.67/158 75th percentile UGPA & LSAT

3.43/155 Median UGPA & LSAT

3.23/153 25th percentile UGPA & LSAT

MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 2022 HAIL FROM 22 STATES

86 undergraduate schools represented including: University of South Carolina-Columbia (47), Clemson University (22), College of Charleston (10), Wofford College (8), University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill (7), University of Georgia (6), Wake Forest University (5), University of Florida (4), Auburn University (3),East Carolina University (3), Georgia Southern University (3),North Carolina State University (3), The Ohio State University (3),Augusta University (2), Coastal Carolina University (2), Columbia College (2), Florida State University (2), Manhattan College (2),Presbyterian College (2), University of Alabama (2), University of South Carolina-Upstate (2), University of Virginia (2), Virginia Tech (2), Winthrop University (2), and one student each from 62 other colleges and universities.*

* A complete list of undergraduate feeder schools is in the Class Profile at sc.edu/study/colleges_schools/law/admissions/class_profile/index.php.

** All data are accurate as of 8/15/19 but could change before the class profile is verified by the American Bar Association in October 2019.

95% of graduates known to be seeking jobs were employed or had an offer 10 months after graduation

89.5% of all graduates were employed 10 months after graduation

99% of all employed graduates accepted a job for which bar passage was required or a JD was an advantage 10 months after graduation

26% of employed graduates accepted a judicial clerkship

13 number of states, plus the District of Columbia, where graduates accepted a job

Employment Profile as of March 15, 2019 (ABA reporting date)

1521811

In jobs requiring bar passage

In JD advantage jobs

In professional or non-professional jobs

Employed with start date deferred (after 3/15)

Unemployed and seeking a job

Unemployed but not seeking a job

Employment status unknown

2 Pursuing a post-JD degree in a specialized area

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Detailed information about these summary findings is in the ABA mandated employment disclosure, Employment Summary of 2018 Graduates, available on our website at law.sc.edu.

Employment – Class of 2018

NUMBER OF JOBS BY SIZE OF FIRM

Employment Types – 171 Employed Graduates

Number of jobs Number of Attorneys

2 501+

5 251-500

7 101-250

10 51-100

4 26-50

8 11-25

37 2-10

1 Unknown

1 Solo

Public Interest (2)

Business & Industry

(14)

Government(35)

Judicial Clerkships (45)

41 state & local4 federal

Private Practice/Law Firms(75)

2018 GRADUATES WERE EMPLOYED IN 12 STATES AND DC

While most graduates accepted jobs in the Carolinas, Virginia, Georgia, and Florida, 2018 South Carolina Law graduates are also working in California, Colorado, the District of Columbia, Idaho, Mississippi, New York, Tennessee and Texas.

JOBS & SALARIES REPORTED BY JOB TYPE – CLASS OF 2018*

Starting salaries for law graduates vary dramatically within and between employment sectors and based on the location of the employer. Ask us, or any law school you consider, about the availability of jobs that appeal to you, the frequency and nature of hiring new graduates in each sector, and the availability of entry-level jobs within the typical geographic ‘reach’ of the law school.

* Based on 65% of graduates reporting their starting salaries. Percentiles, median, and average salaries are available on request.

California, Colorado, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Mississippi, New York, Tennessee, and Texas

Law Firms$35,000–$185,000

Business & Industry$42,000 – $95,000

Government (includes Judicial Clerk)$41,176–$69,000

Public Interest$39,900–$50,000

CAREER SERVICES

A student’s success in the job search process is enhanced by self-awareness and active engagement in career exploration activities. South Carolina Law’s Career Services Office emphasizes individual attention to help students discover opportunities, choose satisfying jobs, envision a career pathway, and create strategies to reach their goals. Our team of professionals has years of experience in law practice, in the court system, and in the career and professional development of law students.

To speak with a career consultant, call (803) 777-8479. For detailed information about South Carolina Law’s graduate employment outcomes, go to law.sc.edu/career.

EMPLOYERS OF THE CLASS OF 2018 More than 150 employers in 12 states and the District of Columbia hired our most recent graduates. Judges in the Carolinas, Florida, and Texas bolstered our solid record of judicial clerkship hiring by selecting South Carolina law graduates. Federal government and military employers included the Department of Justice, the Securities and Exchange Commission, Army and Air Force JAG, Homeland Security, and Citizenship and Immigration. Graduates joined financial institutions and corporations including Coca-Cola, Ernst & Young, Accenture, First Coast Energy and Analytical Environmental Services. Law firms from large markets to small towns recruited South Carolina law graduates.

First Year Courses• Civil Procedure • Constitutional Law• Contracts• Criminal Law• Property• Torts• Introduction to the Legal Profession• Legal Research, Analysis and Writing

Upper Level CoursesBusiness Law• Agency, Partnership, LLCs• Business Associations• Business Torts• Corporate Tax• Drafting Business Agreements• Income Tax• Intellectual Property• International Business Transactions• International Trade Law• Mergers and Acquisitions• Nonprofit Organizations• Nonprofit Organizations Clinic• Partnership & LLC Taxation• Project Finance• Regulation of the Financial Sector and Money• Securities Regulation• Small Business Capstone Course• Trademark Law

Children’s and Family Law• Advanced Family Law• Caretaking, the Family and the Law• Carolina Health Advocacy Medicolegal

Partnership (CHAMPS) Clinic• Children & the Courts• Children’s Law Externship• Constitutional Issues in Public Education• Domestic Violence Clinic• Education Law & Policy• Education Rights Clinic• Elder Law• Family Law• Gender Based Violence Seminar• Immigration and Family Law Skills Workshop• Juvenile Justice• Juvenile Justice Clinic• Parents, Children & the Law• Poverty Law & Policy• Race, Class and Education• Special Education Law

Commercial Law and Bankruptcy• Bankruptcy• Consumer Law• Sales• Secured Transactions

Constitutional Rights• Civil Rights Seminar• Constitutional Issues in Public Education• Employment Discrimination• Free Speech & Democracy• International Human Rights Seminar• Religion & the Constitution• The Constitution & National Security• Women and the Law• Voting Rights Seminar

Criminal Law• Criminal Adjudication• Criminal Law Externship• Criminal Practice Clinic• Criminal Procedure• Criminal Trial Practice• Domestic Violence Clinic• Federal Criminal Litigation• Juvenile Justice Clinic• Police Law & Policy• Regulation of Vice• Trial Advocacy

Environmental Law• Administrative Law• Advanced Environmental Law Seminar• Climate Change Seminar• Coastal Law• Coastal Law Field Lab• Energy Law• Environmental Law Clinic• Environmental Law of Natural Resources• Environmental Law and Policy• Forest and Natural Resources Law• International Environmental Law• Water Law

Health Law• Administrative Law• Bioethics Seminar• Food & Drug Law• Food Law & Policy• Health Law & Policy• Health Law: Finance and Organization• Insurance• Intersection of Health Law and Technology• Public Health Law• Topics in Insurance

Intellectual Property• Copyright Law• Intellectual Property• Patent Law• Trademark Law

International and Comparative Law• Comparative Law• International Business Transactions• International Human Rights Skills Course• International Environmental Law• International Trade Law• Rule of Law Seminar• Russian Law and Legal System• Transnational Law

Labor and Employment Law• ADR in Employment Workshop• Employment Discrimination• Individual Employment Law• Principles of Labor Law• South Carolina Workers Compensation

Litigation• Administrative Law• ADR in Employment Workshop• Advanced Civil Procedure• Appellate Advocacy• Alternative Dispute Resolution• Civil Litigation Capstone Course• Criminal Practice Clinic• Criminal Trial Practice• Complex Civil Litigation• Conflict of Laws

• Domestic Violence Clinic• Electronic Discovery• Evidence• Federal Courts• Fourth Circuit Practice• Interviewing, Counseling, and Negotiation• Juvenile Justice Clinic• Problems in Professional Responsibility• Topics in Insurance Law• Trial Advocacy

Probate and Estate Planning• Estate and Gift Tax• Estate Planning• Fiduciary Administration• Income Tax• Wills, Trusts, and Estates

Real Estate Law• Environmental Law Clinic• Environmental Law and Policy• Estate Planning• Land Use Planning• Real Estate Transactions I & II• Real Estate Transaction Capstone

Taxation• Corporate Tax• Estate Tax and Gift Tax• Income Tax• Nonprofit Organizations• Nonprofit Organizations Clinic• Partnership & LLC Taxation• Small Business Capstone Course• State and Local Tax• Tax Policy Seminar• Tax Practicum

Technology Law• Bioethics Seminar• Climate Change Seminar• Copyright Law• Electronic Discovery• Energy Law• Environmental Law and Policy• Intellectual Property• Patent Law• Products Liability• Technology and the Practice of Law• Technology Law: Law of the Newly Possible• The Future of the Legal Profession• Trademark• Transportation Law

Dual-Degree Programs• Law and Accountancy, J.D./M. Acc.• Law and Business Administration, J.D./M.B.A.• Law and Criminology and Criminal Justice,

J.D./M.A.• Law and Economics, J.D./M.A.• Law and Environmental Policy (from Vermont

Law School), J.D./M.E.L.P.• Law and Earth and Environmental Resources

Management, JD/MEERM• Law and Health Administration, J.D./M.H.A.• Law and Human Resources, J.D./M.H.R.• Law and International Business Administration,

J.D./I.M.B.A.• Law and Mass Communication, J.D./M.M.C.• Law and Public Administration, J.D./M.P.A.• Law and Social Work, J.D./M.S.W.

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