Some of the most useful internet resources for this purpose are listed below. The Career Services office also sponsors campus visits by representatives from several law schools. Information about these visits are available through the Career Services office and through a pre-law information listserv. Do not include a subject line or any other text in this message. The second step of the process is to conduct a more intensive search, acquiring more detailed information about these schools.
Most law schools have web sites that contain information about their programs.
If you are still interested in a school after visiting it's web site, send an e-mail or a letter to the designated contact person requesting information on their program. Most law schools will send you a package of information containing detailed information about their program, their faculty, and the placement of their graduates. This site contains an extensive alphabetical list of links to law school web pages. This page, provided by Hieros Gamos, provides an extensive list of accredited law schools in the U.S. as well as lists of non-U.S. law schools, and joint degree programs in law and other academic disciplines. Links to law school web sites, sorted by state, are provided where available.