Fall starters have 70-80 students in their entire entering class, and some of the first year courses have sections. This extremely small class size provides more accessibility to professors, a sense of closeness among students, and a community that does not make you feel like you are lost in a crowd.
• Our professors do not keep set office hours. This perk means you do not have to reorder your schedule to fit theirs. If a professor's door is open, go in and ask your questions. Discuss the cases and theories from that day's lecture, or get their advice on exams, studying, and your legal education in general.

• We hold over 800 interviews on campus for students and legal employers. Our Career Development Office will help you find opportunities, build a resume, and connect with alumni and legal employers.

• The Baylor Law program is rigorous and intense. It prepares you to practice the law by building your endurance throughout your time in law school. It will give you the basic theories and concepts, then require you to use them in practical exercises, apply them in legal writing, and argue them in a court-room setting.

• Waco is full of great activities to participate in during the year from catching some sun at Lake Waco to listening to live musicians at outside concert venues. Click here to read about some of Waco's attractions. You can stay connected with us on Facebook or Twitter to find out what's happening at Baylor Law and in the surrounding community.

FIRST YEAR SAMPLE FALL SCHEDULE

This is what the typical first-year curriculum looks like for our summer starters. Students have the option continue with upperclass courses during their 4th quarter or take a break after their first three consecutive quarters.