An Ideal Place to Live and to Study

The Lincoln Memorial Washington, D.C., is an ideal place to live and to study law. More than in any other city, it affords law students the opportunity to serve as volunteers, as interns, or to work as employees in thousands of local, national, and international government, public interest, legal, judicial, legislative, and regulatory organizations and offices.

The university's location in the Nation's Capital offers students access to cultural, intellectual, and political activities unequaled anywhere in the United States. The federal government, the Library of Congress, the Smithsonian Institution, the numerous galleries, museums, halls for the performing arts, and other facilities of the capital provide a rich setting for educational endeavors. The Washington metropolitan area features numerous parks and woodlands, and beaches and mountains are within easy commuting distance of the District./p>

Washington, D.C. offers students a rich social and cultural setting reflecting the ethnic makeup of the city. Museums, radio stations, entertainment events, and community activities oriented to the multicultural community abound. Opportunities for students to participate in the life of the community are enhanced by the school's commitment to involvement in the life and needs of the city. Despite its bustling international metropolitan nature, Washington has a small-town ambiance that offers unlimited opportunities for personal, educational, and professional growth.

The Learning Experience at UDC-DCSL