It is essential that financial aid applicants authorize the release of data to the University of Arizona. There is no extra application for merit aid. The College of Law offers varied clinical programs which provide students the opportunity to work under the supervision of attorneys and judges in private law firms, government agencies, public interest organizations and the federal and state courts. Additionally, the College sponsors two United States Senate internships, various congressional and legislative internships, an immigration law clinic, a domestic violence clinic, a child advocacy clinic, prosecution and defense clinics, and internships and clinical opportunities with the Navajo, Tohono O'odham, White Mountain Apache and Pascua Yaqui tribal governments. The professionally staffed Career Services Office provides students and alumni with extensive support, information services, and career guidance.
Students have great success in summer employment and after graduation.
In 1998, a broad spectrum of firms, agencies, and corporations visited the College of Law to interview our students. The College of Law offers seven outstanding concurrent degree programs which offer participants the opportunity to pursue interdisciplinary interests in several areas study. The College cooperates with the University's Karl Eller School of Management to offer an M.B.A. with a concentration in legal studies. Concurrent degree applicants must meet the application deadlines and requirements for both programs. Please note on your application your interest in pursuing a concurrent degree.