In 2000, Cooley enrolled 1,690 students from 44 states, as well as students from the District of Columbia, Canada, China, Ghana, Korea, Moldova, Nambia, Puerto Rico, and the United Kingdom. Around 70 percent of Cooley's students are from outside of the state of Michigan, and each year numerous foreign countries are represented. In 2000, Cooley entered 47 percent women and 33 percent minorities. The median age of students entered in 2000 was 26 years of age, with students ranging from 20 to 67 years of age. The Admissions Office encourages prospective students and their families to tour the Thomas M. Cooley Law School's fine facilities.
Tours generally last an hour and a half.
There is also an opportunity to meet personally with an admissions representative. Please call the Admissions Office to schedule your tour. Visiting a law class, meeting faculty, and speaking with students can also be arranged by the Admissions Office. The Thomas M. Cooley Law School invites members of the bar to take advantage of the law school's courses and seminars and to make use of its library collections and research facilities. Lawyers interested in taking courses should contact the Registrar's Office for further information.