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At UF Law, we’re committed to preparing our students to become future lawyers, leaders, and public servants. We foster a dynamic and professional learning environment led by internationally recognized full-time faculty and bolstered by robust academic programs. Our global alumni network stands ready to mentor, hire, and collaborate with future UF Law graduates.

J.D. Class of 2028

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Meet a few of our alumni and students.

D’errica Jackson (JD 25)

“The decision to attend the Levin College of Law was the best decision I’ve ever made. My law school experience has been shaped by engaging professors, supportive friends, and colleagues that I look forward to working with throughout my legal career. I’ve built lasting connections, and despite the challenges, I’ve grown tremendously.”

Christian Jubran (JD 27)

“I’ve really enjoyed the challenge of law school and the connections I’ve made along the way. The environment is rigorous, but it’s also incredibly rewarding to push myself and see how much I’ve grown. I’ve also loved getting involved with student organizations like JMBA and the Commencement Committee, which have allowed me to build relationships outside the classroom and contribute to the law school community.”

Kira Hettinger (LLM in Taxation, 2025)

“I chose UF Law’s program because of its outstanding reputation and national ranking, which mattered deeply to me at this stage of my career. The program’s remote option was also essential, enabling me to continue working while pursuing this degree. The online format made it possible to learn from preeminent scholars—often the very authors of our course materials—without pausing my career.”