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ABA Standard 509 Consumer Information


b1 - Admissions Data

Admissions Data can be found as part of the NIU College of Law ABA Standard 509 Report (PDF).

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b2 - Tuition, Fees, Living Costs, Financial Aid, Conditional Scholarships and Refunds

Conditional Scholarship Retention Data

Students Matriculating In # Entering with Conditional Scholarships # Whose Conditional Scholarships Have Since Been Reduced or Eliminated
2011 12 4
2010 16 4
2009 18 7


 

 

 

 

 

 

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b3 - Enrollment Data and Attrition/Graduation Rates

Enrollment Data and Attrition/Graduation Rates can be found as part of the NIU College of Law ABA Standard 509 Report (PDF).

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b4 - Number of Full-Time and Part-Time Faculty and Administrators

The number of Full-Time and Part-Time Faculty and Administrators for the NIU College of Law can be found as part of the NIU College of Law ABA Standard 509 Report (PDF).

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b5 - Curricular Offerings, Academic Calendar, and Academic Requirements

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b6 - Library Resources

Library Resources can be found as part of the NIU College of Law ABA Standard 509 Report (PDF).

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b7 - Facilities

Facilities information can be found as part of the NIU College of Law ABA Standard 509 Report (PDF).

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b8 - Employment Outcomes and Bar Passage Data

Class of 2012 Summary Employment Report

A document prepared by the National Association for Law Placement, containing employment information for the Class of 2012 as of February, 2013 will be available in June 2013.

American Bar Association Class of 2012 employment summary (PDF)

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Class of 2011 Summary Employment Report

NIU College of Law Class of 2011 Summary Employment Report (PDF)

The document is prepared by the National Association for Law Placement, June 2012.  Please note that disclosure of an individual's salary is voluntary and many graduates choose, for privacy reasons, to decline to participate in that part of the survey.  In order to avoid inadvertent disclosure of individualized information, a minimum of 5 salaries is required for salary analysis in a category. Categories with less than 5 salaries reported are indicated with a ∙ sign. Categories that do not include any graduates are not shown.  

American Bar Association Class of 2011 employment summary (PDF)

Bar Passage Data

Exam #First Time Takers from NIU COL #First Time Takers Pass From NIU COL Pass Rate NIU COL
Feb. 2010 8 5 62.50%
July 2010 82 69 84.14%
Feb. 2011 14 12 85.71%
July 2011 76 66 86.84%
Feb. 2012 5 5 100.00%
July 2012 75 64 85.33%

 

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c - Transfer of Credit Policies

Transfer of Credit Policies can be found on the Transfer and Visiting Students Apply/Check Status page.

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d - Employment Outcomes 

Class of 2012 Summary Employment Report

A document prepared by the National Association for Law Placement, containing employment information for the Class of 2012 as of February, 2013 will be available in June 2013.

American Bar Association Class of 2012 employment summary (PDF)

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Class of 2011 Summary Employment Report

NIU College of Law Class of 2011 Summary Employment Report (PDF)

The document is prepared by the National Association for Law Placement, June 2012.  Please note that disclosure of an individual's salary is voluntary and many graduates choose, for privacy reasons, to decline to participate in that part of the survey.  In order to avoid inadvertent disclosure of individualized information, a minimum of 5 salaries is required for salary analysis in a category. Categories with less than 5 salaries reported are indicated with a ∙ sign. Categories that do not include any graduates are not shown.  

American Bar Association Class of 2011 employment summary (PDF)

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e - Conditional Scholarship Retention Data

Students Matriculating In # Entering with Conditional Scholarships # Whose Conditional Scholarships Have Since Been Reduced or Eliminated
2011 12 4
2010 16 4
2009 18 7

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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f - Statement of Accreditation

The Northern Illinois University College of Law is fully accredited by the American Bar Association (ABA). Information about the approval process can be found on the ABA website, or by contacting the ABA Council of the Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar, 321 N. Clark Street, Chicago, IL 60654 or by calling (312) 988-6738.

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