The LL.M. program gave me a solid understanding of corporate law issues in the United States. I have learned about U.S. business culture and how lawyers think about legal issues here.

—Daniiar Toigonbaev, LL.M. '09

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The most important educational function a law school can serve is to improve the mental dexterity of its students.

—Professor John Lopatka

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Professors at Penn State Law teach you to question everything, but do so in a way that makes you seek solutions and answers.

—Kimberly Hibbard '11

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At Penn State, you have the ability to chart your own path, and you will find the necessary support to reach your destination.

—Quo Meiko Judkins '06

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Tremendous forces of change are creating a growing need for professionals who can function internationally.

—Professor Tiyanjana Maluwa
Director, School of International Affairs

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Upon entering the Law School's mock courtroom, the students' sense of awe is palpable. They start behaving like lawyers the moment they set foot in the courtroom.

—Professor Gary Gildin

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Understanding how the law adapts to, and sometimes distorts, scientific discoveries is a challenge for students of both these cultures.

—Professor David Kaye,
Preeminent legal scholar of DNA evidence

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The legal profession may be going through a period of contraction in the United States, but it's growing exponentially abroad. Penn State Law is unique in our deep curricular integration with Penn State's graduate School of International Affairs. There is no place better than Penn State Law to acquire the expertise essential to transnational practice.

— Dean Philip J. McConnaughay

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