Yale Law School
New Haven law
Yale Law School is the law school of Yale University, located in New Haven, Connecticut.
Along with Harvard and Stanford, it forms the top tier of American legal education in popular perception.
The school is known for producing Supreme Court clerks, legal scholars, and politicians rather than practicing attorneys: Both Clintons went to Yale Law School.
Its small class size and pass/fail grading system distinguish it from peer institutions.
- Ivy LeagueElite university athletic conference
- New HavenConnecticut port, university town
- ConnecticutNortheastern American state
- academic excellenceSuperior performance in studies
- federal judiciaryCourts of national government
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