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Objective Statement

The Thomas Jefferson School of Law Outdoors Club is a student-run organization having its principal place of business at the campus of the Thomas Jefferson School of Law (TJSL).

The objective of the Outdoors Club is to promote recreational activities to its members and the TJSL student body. Further, the club strives to improve community involvement and increase access to recreational opportunities, providing a bridge from TJSL to the outdoors of the greater San Diego area.

A special "thank you" to Perfect Foods Bar.  We appreciate the support from Perfect Foods Bar who believes in our objective in promoting local recreational activities and a healthy lifestyle.

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Download the TJSL Fact Sheet - Fall 2012

 


 

New Student Profile

  • 1973 Applications
  • 300 New Students
  • 214 Full-time Students
  • 86 Part-time Students
  • 4 Transfer Students
  • Average Age: 27, Age Range: 22-61
  • 48% Female, 52% Male
  • LSAT Median: 148
  • GPA Median: 2.94
  • 33% Out of State Students
  • 42% Diversity Students (127 out of 300)
  • 134 Undergraduate Institutions Represented
  • 19 Countries Represented
  • 14% Bilingual or Multilingual (42/300)

New Student Diversity

  • African American (9%)
  • American Indian (2%)
  • Asian (11%)
  • Hispanic / Latino (20%)
  • Pacific Islander (1%)
  • White / Caucasian (57%)
  • 6% new students self-identified as LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender)
  • 23 new students self-identified as veteran, reserve or active duty status military personnel
  • 48% of the new students are women

 


 

Total J.D. Enrollment Profile

  • 1049 Students
  • Full-time: 709, Part-time: 340
  • Diversity Students: 37%
  • Male / Female Ratio: 50% / 50%
  • Age Range: 22-61
  • Student / Faculty Ratio: 18 to 1
  • Undergraduate Institutions Represented: 152

Spring and Fall Entering Classes

  • Begin in January or August
  • Take December LSAT and still begin in January
  • No formal application deadline
  • May and December graduating classes
  • December grads can take February Bar

 


 

Full-time & Part-time Programs

  • Earn your J.D. in 2.5 or 3 years full-time
  • Earn your J.D. in 3.5 or 4 years part-time
  • Day or evening class schedules
  • Part-time program designed for the working adult: Attend classes 4 nights a week or day classes with full-time students
  • 35% of our students attend part-time
  • $44,000 full-time and $33,000 part-time tuition (2013/2014)

Financial Options & Other Benefits

  • Need and merit-based scholarships
  • Federal loan programs
  • Yellow Ribbon G.I. Education Enhancement Program
  • Affordable health insurance
  • New, 8-story, LEED Gold, state-of-the-art campus
  • One of the nation’s most technologically advanced law schools
  • Modern student housing near campus

 


 

J.D. Program Strengths

  • World-class faculty and productive scholars with REAL-WORLD experience
  • Fellowship Programs in Intellectual Property, Criminal Law and Sports Law
  • 4 Academic Centers with Certificate Programs: Law & Intellectual Property, Global Legal Studies, Law & Social Justice, Sports Law & Policy
  • Combined J.D. / M.B.A. option with San Diego State University
  • Externship placement ranked 5th in the nation (2012)
  • 7 Live-Client Clinical Opportunities: Mediation, Small Business, Trademark, Patent, Art and Entertainment, Tax and Veterans Legal Assistance
  • Summer Study Abroad Programs in China and France
  • Award-winning ADR, Moot Court, Mock Trial competition teams
  • Extensive academic support

About San Diego

  • 5th Best Place to Live (Money Magazine 2006)
  • 8th largest city in the U.S.
  • California’s 2nd largest city
  • 3 million+ population in city and county
  • Among the Safest large U.S. Cities (FBI Uniform Crime Report 2006)
  • Top Industries: High-Tech, Defense, Tourism, International Trade & Manufacturing
  • Median age is 35.6
  • Median Household Income $70,149
  • Average Daily Temperature of 70.5 degrees; “Perfect Weather” (Holiday Magazine)
  • 70 miles of coastline, 33 beautiful beaches
  • International Border/Mexico is 17 miles from campus
  • Home to San Diego Zoo, Balboa Park, Sea World, Legoland, Historic Gaslamp Quarter, San Diego Padres and San Diego Chargers, 92 golf courses

 

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Back to School Bash
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Back to School Bash

Date: Friday August 30, 2013

Time: 5 pm - 8pm

Location: "The Corner" 369 10th Ave

SBA hosted event, Food and Drinks!!

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Executive Board

President – Marty StratteVice-President & Editor-in-Chief, The Jeffersonian – Nancy AstifoTreasurer – Joshua TallmanSecretary – Lindsay Volk


Executive Committee 

Academics Director – Katelyn QuaresmaAlumni Relations Director – Elizabeth AshtonAthletic Events Director – Douglas LinkCommunity Events Director – Alice GaladjianParliamentarian – David GibbsPublic Relations Director – Eric ShakelianSocial Events Director – Ryan Ciriaco 


Bar Association Student Representatives

 

American Bar Association (ABA) – Christine TornatoreNorth County Bar Association (NCBA) – Daniel Klett

San Diego County Bar Association (SDCBA) – Brendon Marshall


Chairs and Committees 

Alumni Relations Committee – Elenique Changaris, Anup Mehta, Lyla Askejian, Natalie Mitch, & Anthony NguyenAssistant Social Events Director – Alyssa AndrewsAthletic Events Committee – Josh Ladriere & Noah WaldBar Association Committee – Natalie Christian, David Keith, Molly Fashola, Anthony Sciaretta, & Aarti KumarCommunity Events Committee – Bill Richards, Jessica Collins, Chris Ngo, & Suzy MohrFundraising Chair – Jennifer McColloughInternal Systems Coordinator – Joshua GoodrichSocial Events Committee – Kenny Robbins, Jamie Learakos, Lindsay Demery, Nik Antovich, Jessica Collins, & Gabbie Neapolitan 


Class Representatives 

3L Class Representative – David Meyer2L Class Representatives – Alyssa Andrews, Bill Richards, Lindsay Demery, & Kevin Donovan

Spring 2011 1L Class Representative - Anastasia Korte1L Class Representatives - Section 1, Geoffrey Abram; Section 2, Sevan Gorginian; Section 3, Michael Morphew; Section 4, Grant Frick; Section 5 (Part Time), Pamela Bradley

Spring 2012 Class Representative (1) – Elected in Spring 2012 


Executive Liaisons 

Justin Abbate

Michael Hawkins

Cory Lacy

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