The Moritz College of Law is committed to enrolling highly motivated individuals with strong academic potential who bring to the College a broad range of personal backgrounds and intellectual experiences. We seek to reflect the broad range of human experience to better equip our students for the incredible breadth and depth of American and global society. We seek to reflect these multiple perspectives, backgrounds, and interests in all facets of our community. Law students that are exposed to a breadth of perspectives are better prepared to engage in a pluralistic world, to succesfully navigate the legal profession and to uphold our professional obligations to promote justice and the rule of law.
Social justice embodies the fair and equitable distribution of social, political, economic and other benefits and burdens to all individuals within a state or society. The legal profession is deeply committed to social justice and to the institutions, programs and movements that seek fairness, equity, inclusion and self determination for all of its members. Students that have demonstrated an interest in and commitment to social justice through employment, volunteer efforts, community engagement, or public service are eligible for consideration.
In an essay, up to two pages, you may provide any information you believe will assist the College in enrolling a class that includes students for whom the pursuit of social justice motivates, in part, their desire to study law.