About the Ann Arbor Campus
Cooley's facility is located very near to the University of Michigan's north campus and is just a few minutes from downtown Ann Arbor and the University's main campus. Eastern Michigan University is seven miles away.
The building in Ann Arbor comprises 84,500 square feet, with sufficient library and office space and two large classrooms.
In its current configuration, it will accommodate slightly over 400 students and the requisite faculty and staff for an enrollment of that size.
Ann Arbor is considered one of the most desirable places to live in America, along with being one of America's great university cities. It has a bustling business sector, particularly in technology, and a lively arts and entertainment culture.

The Ann Arbor Campus includes a small class size, low student to faculty ratio, caring and accessible professors who are dedicated to helping students learn, a fully-functioning law school building, easy access from two major limited-access highways, and easy access to downtown Ann Arbor's great restaurants, arts, and entertainment venues.
The Ann Arbor campus is located at 3475 Plymouth Road, Ann Arbor, Michigan, near the intersection of US-23 and M-14, near the University of Michigan's north campus and Domino Farms. The facility includes a full-service law school library; a computer lab; large, medium, and small classrooms; and offices for faculty, administrators, and staff. The building will have a wireless network system in place by September, 2009. On-site parking is available.
We chose this location because it had already been established that a law school of that size was feasible there, because there are two major universities in the area that produce on average over a thousand graduates per year with only a small number enrolling in the University of Michigan Law School, and because the area is one of the best known and most desirable university and business communities in the country.
We anticipate that students will choose this location over other national locations.
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