Alumni of the Appalachian School of Law Very Pleased with ASL Experience






Survey Says . . . . We're Pretty Fabulous!
Ninety-one percent of ASL alumni would recommend the law school to potential students, potential employers, or colleagues. That's what the responses to a survey we distributed to alumni reveals. 
Ninety-three percent of our responding alumni had a positive impression of the law school.  

 Slightly more than half of the survey respondents chose ASL for its location.

 They identified the law school's experienced faculty (by a large margin) as the top strength of ASL. 

 Two hundred and one alumni responded to the survey distributed in the Fall 2013, making the response rate 16.75 percent.  External surveys typically get 10 to 15 percent response rates. 
Thanks alums for your support. We love you!

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