College of Law

The University of Kentucky College of Law is a medium-sized law school with a long tradition of excellence in teaching, service and scholarship by an outstanding faculty. Students come from across Kentucky and across the nation, and take legal positions with public and private sector employers in all parts of the United States. Founded in 1908 from a law program initiated at Transylvania University in 1799, the University of Kentucky College of Law was one of the nation's first state law schools. In 1913 the College established the nation's first law school trial practice program, and its Kentucky Law Journal is the tenth-oldest student-run law review in the nation.

College Level Data

• College Profile - includes Productivity Analysis, Diversity Scorecard, Five-Year Trends, Resources, Instructional Outcomes, Sponsored Projects and Expenditures, and Diversity Outcomes

• College Profile Summary

Faculty Level Data

• Fall 2008 Full-Time Faculty by Rank and Tenure

Student Level Data

• Student Headcount by Degree Level, by Age, by Gender, by Race/Ethnicity, by Status, by Residency

• Degrees Awarded

• Student Attempted Credit Hours - breaks down each course Prefix into class level credit hours

• Course History - courses offered within College, includes enrollment number by course

Surveys

• Campus Climate for Learning Survey

• Graduate Student Survey Results