system. The rates are $21,803.76 for Florida residents and $38,039.47 for non-residents. Notable alumni The Fredric G. Levin College of Law has produced numerous United States Senators, fifteen members of the United States House of Representatives, a plethora of state governors, and a couple of United States Ambassadors. In the past forty years, four presidents of the American Bar Association were graduates of the college, more than any other law school for that time period. Since 1950, over sixty percent of Florida Bar Association presidents were graduates of the college. Numerous alumni have served as judges on the federal bench, and five have even served on the United States Court of Appeals. Seventeen graduates have served on the Florida Supreme Court, fifteen of them as chief justice. Eleven graduates have served as presidents of a college or university. Extracurricular activities The College of Law has over 40 active student organizations, including: Organizations devoted to interest in a specific area of law (art law, criminal law, military law, business law, public interest law, tax law, immigration law, real estate law, etc.) Political and social organizations (Law School Democrats, Law College Republicans, National Lawyers Guild, American Constitution Society) The Federalist Society at the College of Law is considered one of the preeminent chapters in the nation. The chapter hosted the Federalist Society's 33rd Annual National Student Symposium in Spring 2014. The John Marshall Bar Association (JMBA) was founded in 1909, and is one of the oldest organizations at the University of Florida. The Board Community service organizations for law students to use their legal skills to help the community (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) Organization for students with a common background (Asian-Pacific American Law Student Association, Hispanic and Latino/Latina Law Student Association, Black Law Students Association, Jewish Law Students Association, Christian Legal Society, St. Thomas More Society, Lambda Legal, Law Association for Women, Spanish-American Law Students Association). The College of Law has a mock trial team, which competes nationally. Additionally, it has six moot court teams: The Florida Moot Court Team, governed by the Justice Campbell Thornal Executive Board. It competes every semester in state, regional, national, and intramural competitions. The Tax Moot Court Team, which competes annually in multiple LL.M. and J.D. national and international Tax Moot Court Competitions. The Jessup Moot Court Team, participating in international law competitions The International Commercial Arbitration Moot Court Team, competing in international arbitration The Corporate