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Mercer’s esteemed reputation and close-knit academic community draws students here. But it is usually what they see and feel during their visit that keeps them here. Considering that law school will be an investment of money, time, and focus, we strongly encourage you to visit our beautiful campus in the historic and charming community of Macon, Georgia.

A Practical Elegance
On the outside, the Walter F. George building is steeped in history and tradition. On the inside, you will find only the most contemporary classrooms and facilities. From wired classrooms, to one of the nation’s finest moot courtrooms, to ample study and office space for students and their numerous organizations, to the widely acclaimed Furman Smith Law Library—Mercer’s deep historical roots grow stronger every day through keeping a sharp focus on the future of legal practice.

Planning Your Visit to Mercer
The Office of Admissions at Mercer’s School of Law is more than happy to help you plan your visit. While you’re here, you can take a tour of the school and observe a first-year class. Don’t hesitate to contact us at:

(800) 342-0841 if calling from Georgia
(800) 637-2378 if calling from outside Georgia

Mercer Open Houses

The Office of Admissions hosts Open House events during the year for prospective applicants, admitted students, and their guests. Open House events include:

  • Admissions, financial aid, and career services presentations
  • A student-guided tour of Mercer’s School of Law
  • An opportunity to meet faculty and current students

All prospective students are encouraged to attend an Open House at the Law School on Friday, January 18, 2008 or Friday, February 15, 2008 from 2:00-5:00 p.m. Please RSVP by contacting the Admissions Office at 478-301-2605, 800-342-0841 ext. 2605 inside Georgia, 800-637-2378 ext. 2605 outside Georgia.

Accommodations
With more than 60 area hotels and 4,500 rooms—ranging from four-star inns to more modestly priced hotels—Macon and the surrounding area provides accommodations to fit every budget. While you’re here, don’t forget to take in some of the South’s finest cuisine at one of our many excellent restaurants that feature a diverse range of styles from all over the world. And Macon’s Around Town Tours will take you back in time via trolley to visit the city’s many historic homes, museums, and attractions.

Directions to Mercer

From Atlanta
Take I-75 S to Macon. In Macon, take I-16 to Savannah. Take the first exit, which is the Spring Street Exit, and turn right at the end of the exit ramp. Go through two traffic lights and Spring Street will yield right into Georgia Avenue. Mercer Law School is on the hill on the right.

From Athens
Take HWY 441 to Eatonton, then HWY 129 to Gray and on to Macon. HWY 129 becomes Spring Street once you enter Macon. Spring Street will yield right into Georgia Avenue. Mercer Law School is on the hill on the right.

From Savannah
Take I-16 W to Macon. Take the Second Street Exit and turn right at the end of the exit ramp. At the second light, turn right onto Mulberry Street. Follow Mulberry for a short distance, until the left lane forks into Georgia Avenue. Take the fork, and Mercer Law School is on the hill on the right.

From Columbus
Take U.S. 80 to I-75 N to Macon. Take I-16 to Savannah. Take the first exit, which is the Spring Street Exit, and turn right at the end of the exit ramp. Go through two traffic lights and Spring Street will yield right into Georgia Avenue. Mercer Law School is on the hill on the right.

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