Northern Kentucky University Salmon P. Chase College of Law
Program Description
Northern Kentucky University Chase College of Law is located in Highland Heights, Kentucky; just 7 miles south of Cincinnati, Ohio. NKU Chase’s location provides the advantages of a suburban setting with urban opportunities. Founded in 1893, Chase quickly developed a reputation as "the Lawyers’ School" because of its emphasis on using the region’s finest lawyers to prepare students for the practice of law.
NKU Chase students have the opportunity to excel by utilizing the following hands-on learning opportunities:
Center for Excellence in Advocacy
Transactional Law Practice Center
Local Government Law Center
Pro Bono Service Program
Nationally recognized competition teams
In addition, NKU Chase provides individuals who can not attend law school on a full-time basis with the opportunity to pursue a law degree through its part-time, evening program. Parents, educators, businesspeople, health care professionals, and others enroll in the part-time, evening program each year and complete their degree in 4 years.
NKU Chase students have the opportunity to excel by utilizing the following hands-on learning opportunities:
Center for Excellence in Advocacy
Transactional Law Practice Center
Local Government Law Center
Pro Bono Service Program
Nationally recognized competition teams
In addition, NKU Chase provides individuals who can not attend law school on a full-time basis with the opportunity to pursue a law degree through its part-time, evening program. Parents, educators, businesspeople, health care professionals, and others enroll in the part-time, evening program each year and complete their degree in 4 years.
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Tuition
In-State: $14742
Out of State: $32162
Admissions
Full-time: Yes
Part-time: Yes
Acceptance Rate %: 43.3%
Avg. GPA: 3.31
Avg. LSAT: 154
Student Body
Enrollment: 550
Average Age: 28
% Minority: 14%
% Women: 53%
