Mercer University School of Law

It is absolutely astonishing to read the bad reviews from individuals who have nothing to do with my institution. There is indeed racism in middle Georgia, but I find the negative comments unfounded as someone who had been a part of conversations to address the issue. There is always work to be done as long as humans exist. As a student, I enjoyed my time and learned a lot. Mercer isn’t racist, but the system is for sure. As time goes on the school learns what to do with the limitations that it has. If you want a great education and opportunity to learn life skills, Mercer is for you. The key to success is remembering that you are in middle Georgia and being the change that you want to see.

If you are any kind of identifiable minority, I DO NOT recommend this institution. You do not want to spend $40k a year to be oppressed in thought and speech, by professors who have a "do as I say, not as I do," mentality. Several Mercer Law Professors and Staff are happy to preach lofty standards to include equity, ethics, and opportunity, but in mass do not practice their own teachings in everyday application. As a legal institution, Mercer Law has work to do to better themselves. It will take several staff changeovers to actually enforce real meaningful change that will ever make this institution welcoming to minority students. To the small, small fraction of Professors and Staff who live according to their own teachings, thank you. Your efforts have not gone unnoticed – just overwhelmingly overshadowed.

I received an excellent education at Mercer Law School and believe that Mercer University is a great school. Nonetheless, I do wish the administration would focus a little more on the law school’s reputation. The current interim Dean was one of my absolute favorite professors and one of the best people I have known.

After listening to the Zoom call Dean Cox held in reference to Mr Wood, it leaves me wondering what Mercer Law School is teaching their students. It seems the school promotes slandering people without fact finding and due process. Teaching them it’s OK to "wipe away" the names of those we disagree with or don’t like what they’re saying. I commend Mr Wood for all he has done and is still doing to open the eyes of the American people to the corruption in every level of our government. God bless him and God bless America!

I graduated in 2001 and I thoroughly enjoyed meeting up with my fellow alumni and current Mercer Law School students at the 150th year anniversary celebration at the Grand Opry in Macon. I saw mentors. Chris Clark and Professor Sabbath and Chief Justice Boggs and former Chief Justice Hines! Thank you Mercer Law School for a great career and sense of belonging and community. Hope to see you at the Alumni Dinner in March 2024 Professor Baldwin and others.

First time visiting Macon ..Mercer Law School.. beautiful school but exceptional people!.. Both the professors and the admin couldn't have been more helpful and inviting. Our law school tour guide Akash was exceptional!

This law school refuses to discipline and address the racist remarks of one of its own students. Instead, they turned off the comments on Instagram and limited their posts. I hope this school shuts down because they are not doing their job at all.