Pacific McGeorge is a tight-knit community of students, faculty and staff. You’ll discover why it is one of the best places to study law as you make friends and develop mentors you’ll value for the rest of your life. The professors are accessible and thoughtful. They treat you as an adult, not a child. They encourage you to become involved in hands-on, real-life applications of the law as research assistants, law review editors, clinic student attorneys, and state agencies.
With its 13-acre campus, Pacific McGeorge has a homey feeling. In fact, it is home for more than 150 of the law school’s 700 Day Division students. And with Evening Division students coming and going to night classes, it’s a vibrant community around the clock.
The Pacific McGeorge community offers a variety of clubs and activities sponsored by the Student Bar Association, an elected body whose goal is to make law school as much fun as possible. You can choose from legal specialty, ethnic and hobby clubs -- everything from the Entertainment Law Society to the Asian/Pacific American Law Students Association to the McGeorge Rugby team.
The SBA also sponsors community-action events, including a biannual Blood Drive, Holiday Food Drive and an Angel Tree project. The latter event matches students, faculty and staff with Christmas gift requests from needy neighborhood children.
We invite you to peruse the list of active student organizations.
