Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law

9 reviews

+1 (212) 790-0200

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Graduation at Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center

55 5th Ave

New York, NY 10003

+1 (212) 790-0200

http://www.cardozo.yu.edu

Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law is an esteemed institution in New York, NY, offering a comprehensive legal education to aspiring professionals.

With a focus on academic excellence and practical skills development, the school prepares students for successful careers in the legal field.

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Sigalle B.

9/30/2009

I can't give a law school 5 stars because no one should love law school that much. Ok. That being said: Great Professors, an amazing offering of classes (especially in intellectual property),...

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L S.

7/12/2024

Waste of three years of my life. Do not go. Do not even bother to consider this school. Do not bother about its rankings. Full of arrogant ivy grad professors with Napoleonic complex who never...

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Richard S.

5/4/2023

I. still believe I could've been a good lawyer, but Cardozo doesn't give it's ENTIRE student body enough hands on trainng,wants way too much tuition and doesn't care about grads who aren't placed...

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Rebecca H.

5/18/2008

For my 150th I felt it appropriate to review the very thing that brought me to New York City. Now, I know most of you could care less about this educational institution of advanced legal studies,...

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Sage P.

1/19/2009

The person below transferred after my first year and (in my opinion) was one of those "wah wah woe is me" types so I feel the need to voice my disagreement. Great school, great location, and...

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