UIC School of Law, known until 2021 as UIC John Marshall Law School and earlier as The John Marshall Law School, was founded in 1899 as a private independent law school offering evening and part-time courses to people shut out of legal education, including women, minorities and working-class students. The University of Illinois and the law school's trustees approved a merger in July 2018, completed on August 16, 2019, making it part of the University of Illinois Chicago and Chicago's only public law school. The board approved the new name, University of Illinois Chicago School of Law, effective July 1, 2021. It offers a full-time and part-time JD, transfer admission, and advanced law degrees. The school is located at 315 S. Plymouth Court in Chicago.
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Listing renamed: now the University of Illinois Chicago School of Law (law.uic.edu). Applicants may submit either an LSAT or GRE score.
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315 S. Plymouth Court, Chicago, Illinois, United States
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