Law Schools in Texas

The University of Texas at Austin School of Law

• University of Texas - Austin
• Graduate School
• Austin, TX

Dedman School of Law

• Southern Methodist University
• Graduate School
• Dallas, TX

School of Law - Texas A&M University

• Texas A&M University
• Graduate School
• Fort Worth, TX
• 1 review

Graduate Student: Faculty is great! The professors truly care about what their students get from their classes. But the campus is isolated from the rest of Texas A&M. So, student life can get boring at times.
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Law School - Baylor University

• Baylor University
• Graduate School
• Waco, TX

School of Law - Texas Tech University

• Texas Tech University
• Graduate School
• Lubbock, TX
• 1 review

Senior: I received my acceptance from the law school this past November, and the staff have been extremely helpful and kind when connecting me with other accepted students. I am very thrilled to attend this law school, between the affordable cost, ideal location, and opportunities available through this school.
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University of Houston Law Center

• University of Houston
• Graduate School
• Houston, TX

School of Law - St. Mary's University - Texas

• St. Mary's University - Texas
• Graduate School
• San Antonio, TX

Texas Southern University

• Graduate School
• Houston, TX
• 27 reviews

Graduate Student: The graduate level business professors pushed me to excellence! I applied to the MBA program not knowing what to expect but and at times it got difficult but I was able to seek assistance from my professors. It was definitely worth the experience.
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South Texas College of Law

• Graduate School
• Houston, TX
• 2 reviews

Senior: I am so happy I chose this school. Besides the fact they are located in downtown which gives easy access to the courts it’s also within minutes from some of the best best known law firms in Houston. I also love that they have a variety of electives to choose from that involved real world skills. Now while it’s location does have it advantages it also has its disadvantages; the parking. The limited parking for students is a hassle. Very rarely is there any spots available due to the small lots. A student is resorted to using contract parking or parking around that charge an arm and a leg on game nights.
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