School of Law

Congratulations, Class of 2026!

Graduates stand together and wave to people above them

School of Law graduates encouraged to uphold ‘venerable tradition’ of unpaid service to the disadvantaged

The Honorable Michael P. Shea, JD, Chief United States District Judge for the District of Connecticut, challenged the Quinnipiac School of Law Class of 2026 to honor the profession and uphold its “venerable tradition” of service to the disadvantaged.

90% Experience That Matters

Percentage of our students that participate in our guaranteed clinic and externship experiences (Class of 2025).

5:1 Student-to-Faculty Ratio

Small class sizes and accessible faculty enhance classroom discussions and encourage the sharing of diverse perspectives.

94% Employment Rate

94% of the Class of 2025 graduates in the job market were employed by April 1, 2026.

JD Programs Choose Your Path

All of our programs and concentrations are designed to give you a well-rounded legal education with an emphasis on the human side of lawyering. Through coursework, student organizations and clinics and externships, our students learn to think like a lawyer, solve problems and communicate persuasively.

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Next Steps Start Your Journey at Quinnipiac Law

Our student-centered law experience features an outstanding teaching faculty, an impressive range of externship and clinical opportunities and a focus on collaborative mentoring. Our campus, situated in the power corridor between New York City and Boston, places you in the middle of one of the highest concentrations of private law firms, corporate headquarters and financial institutions in the United States.

A law student stands outside the main entrance of the School of Law Center, starts video

Unleash Your Ambition

Join Bill Ollayos, JD ’26, as he shares why he decided to change careers paths and pursue the part-time JD program at Quinnipiac Law, as well as how the Career Development Office helped him secure multiple externships.

Join Heather Mansfield, JD ’25, as she shares how Quinnipiac Law helped her graduate knowing that she not only can be a lawyer, but that she can be a great lawyer.