Law, Environmental Law, Health Law, International Arbitration and International Law, Workers' Compensation Law, Client Counseling, and Intellectual Property. The school's Mock Trial Program recruits adjunct coaches from the local practicing bar to assemble law student teams to participate in mock trial competitions throughout the country. In 2014-2015, more than 20% of second- and third-year students participated in an interscholastic competition. Practicums The law school has several practicum courses, which aim to combine traditional coursework and instruction with experiential learning under supervising attorneys in various specific interest areas: Criminal Prosecution Practicum Education Law Practicum Health Law Practicum: Alternative Dispute Resolution Law, Entertainment, and Social Enterprise Practicum Lawyering Process III Practicum Pennsylvania Practice Practicum Medicare and Medicaid Practicum Social Security Disability Practicum Unemployment Compensation Practicum Veterans Practicum Workers' Compensation Practicum Semester in D.C. Program The law school's Semester in D.C. Program allows spring semester second- and third-year students to pursue a full-time externship for an employer in Washington, D.C. The Semester in D.C. combines full-time work for academic credit with a small seminar class held at the law school's dedicated Washington Center to fulfill a full semester credit load. Students can also pursue a Public Policy Concentration, taking additional courses to learn to apply legal advocacy, research, and writing skills in the policy context. Publications Journals Pitt Law is home to two law reviews and several student-edited legal journals, including the Pittsburgh Law Review, which is one of the 40 most-cited law reviews in the country, according to Chicago-Kent Law Review's 1996 Faculty Scholarship Survey . The following law reviews are all publications of the University of Pittsburgh School of Law: University of Pittsburgh Law Review Journal of Law and Commerce The following journals are all publications of the University of Pittsburgh School of Law: Pittsburgh Tax Review Pittsburgh Journal of Technology Law & Policy Pittsburgh Journal of Environmental and Public Health Law JURIST JURIST is the world's only law school-based comprehensive legal news and research service. Its professionally trained staff of law faculty and law students report and research the latest legal developments in real time for members of the legal community and the public at large. JURIST covers legal news stories based on their substantive importance rather than on their mass-market or commercial appeal. Applicant Information Admissions Admissions to the University of Pittsburgh School of Law are conducted on a rolling basis, with an acceptance rate of slightly less than