Powering
Solutions
Nyk McKissic '17 is a nonprofit organizations associate at Polsinelli, within the firm's Dallas office. He provides strategic counsel to nonprofit and tax-exempt organizations.
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There is definitely no greater feeling than to get the opportunity to make the world a better place.” — Nyk McKissic '17
Toledo Law is a top school in the nation for practical training, public service, and women. You'll get access to the vibrant cultural amenities of a big city with the close-knit feel of a small community. Explore our Transcript alumni magazine to read about our incredible alumni network and their global impact. Continue your discovery with our Viewbook, which offers a dynamic guide to life at the college. Learn why more students are choosing Toledo Law.
LEGAL CAREER PATHWAYS
Not every law student has the same needs. Our flexible J.D. program can be tailored to your goals and timetable. We offer full- and part-time options, January or August start dates, and certificates of concentration in diverse legal areas.
J.D. ProgramJOINT DEGREES
Toledo Law collaborates with other UToledo colleges to offer J.D. joint degree programs that allow you to earn two graduate degrees at a faster pace, most in as little as three to four years. You can select from a variety of options or customize your own degree.
Joint DegreesACADEMIC/BAR SUPPORT
Toledo Law provides resources to ensure your success in the classroom and on the bar exam. We'll prepare you as a first-year student for the demands of law school and help you pass the bar exam with access to mentoring and comprehensive bar review.
Success Programs26,250+
Student Public
Service Hours
Since 2007
58%
Women in
Entering Class
Fall 2020
84%
Ohio First-Time
Bar Pass Rate
October 2020
$10,000
Median First-Year
Merit Scholarship
Fall 2020
HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE
In today's competitive market, real-world experience is critical. At Toledo Law, 100% of our students participate in a clinic, externship, or simulation course before graduation. We also offer robust appellate and trial advocacy programs to further perfect your skills.
Experiential LearningSTUDENT LIFE
At Toledo Law, lawyering skills and professionalism are emphasized from day one. Individualize your student experience by participating in activities and student groups that promote collaboration through social, educational, and service opportunities.
Student LifeDIVERSITY & INCLUSION
Toledo Law is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Our supportive community fosters respect and open dialogue in course discussions, workshops, and lectures. We're also building programs to increase access to legal education.
Diversity & InclusionCOVID-19 Response
Toledo Law spring classes resumed on Jan. 19, 2021, in in-person, online, and hybrid formats. In alignment with The University of Toledo's proactive measures to safeguard health and safety, we reopened the law school with many services continuing to operate remotely. Visit the UToledo COVID-19 Response site for critical University updates. For college-specific guidance, review our law academic calendar and law coronavirus FAQ.
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Experience Toledo Law
Meet Emilie Easton '21
Emilie is from Bedford, Mich. She earned her bachelor's degree in criminology and international affairs from Florida State University. Emilie came to law school to make a difference. She recently accepted a position with the Army JAG Corps. She was also selected as an alternate for the 2021-22 Fulbright Fellowship. Read Story
Experience Toledo Law
Meet Amelia Wolf '21
As many of us watched events unfold onscreen, Amelia was called in as a National Guard member to protect the Capitol in the days following the riots. She is serving her country while balancing a full class load. She graduates this May and will combine her passions for the military and law as an attorney for the Army JAG Corps. Read Story
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Meet Joshua Williams '20
Joshua went from a homeless high school dropout to a lawyer, but there were challenges and obstacles along the way. He graduated from Toledo Law last May and spoke with 13abc about his journey. He credits his success to people like Judge Myron Duhart '96, adjunct professor at Toledo Law. Watch Broadcast and Read Story