What do you feel is unique about Tallahassee and/or the College of Law?
I think the College of Law’s caring atmosphere makes it unique. Before I toured FSU Law, I thought law school would be competitive and intimidating. I soon discovered that it was quite the opposite here; while the material we study can be difficult, the students and professors are genuinely helpful and encouraging.
What do you feel is unique about Tallahassee and/or the College of Law?
Tallahassee is a great location for every type of law because of the diversity. Being located within walking distance of the Capitol allows students the opportunity to attend oral arguments before class or in between classes.
What do you feel is unique about Tallahassee and/or the College of Law?
FSU College of Law is in the state’s capital which is an advantage for FSU law students. We have access to internships that are located in Florida’s capital within walking distance from our campus.
Why did you choose the College of Law?
What has been the best experience you have had at the College of Law thus far?
The best experience I have had at the College of Law thus far is serving as an executive board member for the Cuban American Bar Association. I was able to help plan and organize our most popular event, Miami-Dade Days, where FSU law students were able to network with prominent attorneys and Florida Supreme Court justices.
Professor Michael Morley was quoted in the Bloomberg piece titled, "Vote-Count Wait Unfolds in States That Ignored Peers’ Lessons."
Professor Michael Morley was quoted in the Christian Science Monitor's piece titled, "As Biden lead grows, Trump Campaign Switches Fight to Courts."
Jeff Stoops meets with students as part of the Law & Business Speaker Series.
(L-R) Moot Court Final Four competitors Tracy, Bauman, Ferreira and Kunin.
Professor Mary Ziegler was quoted in the Kaiser Health News piece titled, "Coming Abortion Fight Could Threaten Birth Control, Too."
