Widener University Delaware Law School

"Your most illustrious alumni, Alina Habba, is ignorant about courtroom decorum and the rules of evidence. When are you going to disown her?"

"My experience at Widener was very bad. By and large, professors didn't care whether or not students succeeded. It felt like professors were just barely going through the motions, and it felt like the administration didn't care about the students at all. The community itself was very cliquey, to the point that it felt like middle school round 2. If it were to do over again, I would never give Widener my time or money, and I suggest everyone reading this do the same."

"Great Law School in Corporate Law and Environment Law. I absolutely love the campus and the faculty is exceptional. They have real life experience and nice environment for research. I’m a International student. I recomend."

"Decent Law School. But...the school has a long-term issue with Hispanic student and faculty representation. When I was a student there, they seemed to look down on the one Latinx student organization (which understandably went defunct). I think the administration likes it this way, because they make zero efforts to correct the problem. I don’t think there’s a single Spanish-speaking professor in the whole school. I think they even shy away from hiring Hispanic support staff. I don’t remember ever seeing any other Hispanics when I went there. Except for a handful of other students. It was literally 5 other Hispanic students in the whole school."

"I received my Paralegal Certificate from this school after I got my undergraduate degree. Unfortunately, this was an absolute waste of time and money. The certificate was very expensive and I could not even find a job in the field. Thankfully, I passed my NMLS test and became a Licensed Loan Officer for a mortgage company."