For detailed admission, curriculum, and policy information specific to the Antonin Scalia Law School at George Mason University, please see the Law School Catalog

About Us

Faculty and Curriculum

  • Scalia Law faculty ranks 19th for scholarly impact in the 2018 study by Gregory Sisk, et al., Scholarly Impact of Law School Faculties in 2018: Updating the Leiter Score Ranking for the Top Third.
  • Faculty/student ratio: 4:1
  • Full-time faculty: 51; Part-time faculty: 230
  • Innovative and demanding curriculum emphasizes the role of economic analysis in law (Economics for Lawyers is a required first-year course), as well as legal writing skills and substantive preparation for practice
  • Specialty concentrations offered in: Antitrust Law, Cyber Law, National Security Law and Policy, Patent Law, Public Interest Law, Tax Law
  • Multitude of focus areas to study: Administrative Law and Government, Business & Financial Regulation, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law and Procedure, Environmental & Energy Law, Family Law and Estate Planning, Immigration & Human Rights Law, Intellectual Property, International and Comparative Law, Labor & Employment Law, Law & Economics, Litigation & Alternative Dispute Resolution.

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