About the Indian Legal Program (ILP)
Established more than 35 years ago, the Indian Legal Program at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University has grown to become one of the most respected Indian law programs in the nation. With connections to Arizona’s 22 tribes and tribes nationally, the ILP is in the perfect location for students looking to study the developing field of Indian law. Our nationally recognized faculty are leading scholars in their fields, producing research and publications, as well as providing outreach and public service.
Home to one of the highest concentrations of Native American students and Indian law students in the nation, our active Native American Law Students Association hosts events, participates in pro bono activities, and mentors incoming students. Students have an instant network to support them academically, professionally and socially. Working for tribes, in public service, private practice and nonprofit organizations, ILP alumni are making a difference in Indian Country. The program’s positive reputation is in large part due to the success and support of its graduates.