Current Students

Smith Shield Moot Court Participants 2011 L-R: Sarah Shiels, Michael Murphy, Sara Mahaney, Mark Chandler (Danny Abriel)

Here's what recent graduates had to say about their experiences at Dalhousie University Schulich School of Law:

"Law school is supposed to be hard work.  But the rich intellectual environment created by my professors and peers at Dalhousie made that work really rewarding.  The people at Dalhousie taught me a new way to think, and I am better for it.

         — Michael Fenrick,  University Medal  Recipient, Class of 2008            

"The support one receives at Dal truly sets it apart as a law school.  From the faculty and administration to your fellow classmates and alumni, there are countless people who have a genuine interest in helping you succeed.  I couldn't imagine having gone anywhere else."

                                                              — Jeffrey Campbell, Class of 2008, Toronto, ON

"The student body at Dal Law is friendly and supportive.  Dal students are motivated to challenge themselves to achieve their goals - and they are as proud of their peers' accomplishments as they are of their own.  It's the best environment for the study of law."

                                                                   — David Mollica, Class of 2008, Welland, ON

"You graduate from Dal Law with at least 5 things: fantastic memories, a great education, an appreciation of the Maritimes, prof you can always call for help and last but not least, the kind of friends that you can see after 5 years and pick up right where you left off."

                                                                               — Tammy Donovan, Class of 2007

"Dalhousie offers all of the advantages and opportunities of a large school, with the comforts of a smaller institution, familiar friendly faces and a collegial spirit."

— Melanie Carroll, Class of 2006, Truro, N.S.

"I felt the strong sense of community and tradition the moment I set foot in Dalhousie Law School. Faculty members are passionate and inspiring, and you can tell from day-one that they have a commitment to your success."

— Darryl Patterson, Class of 2006, Oakville, Ont.

"The professors are interested and passionate teachers, and there is a sense of community amongst the students that is second to none."

— Matt Owen-King, Class of 2005, Barrie, Ont.

"Speaking as an Aboriginal student, I can say that my experience here has been very welcoming and supportive. The school has much to offer prospective Aboriginal students."

— Naiomi Metallic, Class of 2005, Listuguj Mi'gmaq First Nation, Quebec

"Many different experiences and perspectives create a community unlike any other that
I have experienced."

— Eugene Kung, Class of 2006, Burnaby, B.C.

"The small class size at Dal allows professors to get to know students on a first-name basis.
Faculty devote a significant amount of time helping students succeed."

— Steve Chapman, Class of 2006, Cortland, New York

"Dalhousie Law School delivers an outstanding legal education. It's an environment where a group of highly motivated, outgoing, and caring individuals help each other grow as students and as future lawyers."

— Graham Reynolds, Class of 2005, Winnipeg, Manitoba

"Dal Law is unparalleled in Canada. Law at Dalhousie means acquiring fundamental legal knowledge and understanding its importance. It offers students a dynamic and challenging environment where law is more than an academic pursuit. Come join us at Dal Law!"

— Beth Whalen, Class of 2005, St. John's, Newfoundland