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Cons: Public transportation to the school is not very good. Parking around campus has becoming increasingly harder Pros: Location is excellent. Allows for plenty of networking opportunities with lawyers and judges around town. Faculty is amazing and always willing to help.

Even this is a new program, it brings me a wonderful chance to study legal aspect of my bachelor's major. Professors in this school are full of high-level experiences and they inspires us a lot in their subject. I cannot ask for more than this. My school maynot have a high rank in the list, but what it helps you in not only knowledge, real knowledge but also opportunity is undeniable. All I want to say after a year in this law school is: Thank you.

Located in a major metropolis, there are lots of opportunities to network and participate in internships/externships. The faculty is invested in the students, making themselves available whenever is convenient for the students. The work is challenging, but there is never a shortage of resources to help you succeed.

Excellent program located in the heart of Indianapolis.

IU McKinney offers at least one thing that other schools cannot compete with: location. Located right in the heart of downtown Indianapolis, McKinney offers the opportunity for students to work for the top law firms in the state and the most sought after public interest positions in the state, all while attending school full time. McKinney also offers an evening program for those who work full time. The diversity at McKinney is great and continues to grow.

The school is great with first year students, but I feel like the teachers could do better for the upperclass. Parking and traffic is always awful. Scholarship support is great and there's lots of programming to support 1Ls. More scholarships for continuing students would be great, especially those not from the area to offset the cost of living in a major city.

The faculty are great, and the curriculum is great. But the professional development office doesn't do a whole lot to help secure employment outside of Indianapolis. The overall campus administration is disorganized and often causes traffic/parking jams and other such inconveniences. The law school is improving, but has a bad habit of notifying students of valuable events, internships, & scholarships at the very last minute.

Great school! Could use a little more attention to parking lot security and get priority parking for the lot near the law school.

The Indiana University Ribert H. McKinney School of Law is a fantastic school with countless opportunities for professional growth in the legal field. It has some of the most prominent legal alumni in the nation and provides students with unparalleled networking opportunities across the country.

Great location. Walking distance to law firms and legislature. Experienced faculty and support staff. Focus on skills for legal career. Financial aid for students.

I am in my third year at McKinney and am very glad I decided to attend law school in Indianapolis. The location of the law school allows me to network with attorneys and work during school. McKinney provides its students with a challenging curriculum and the tools to succeed.

I really appreciate how my school is filled with intelligent and hard-working individuals who also are kind and hospitable. Classes are engaging. My peers could succeed at any law school or firm, but they also look out for each other and show that Hoosier hospitality. Indiana's biggest firms and government buildings are within walking distance of the university. I am very glad I chose Robert H. McKinney School of Law!

Good value and good networking with state government so close. Career support almost nonexistent. Strong social life but little cost of living value or sense of safety.

IU Mckinney is all I expected coming from New York.

While McKinney Law may not have the academic of other schools in close proximity, they more than make up for this with their superior networking and internship opportunities. Being the only law school in town and being located in the state capital definitely offers unique advantages that are not found at other law schools.