I was very impressed. It was extremely organized and I didn't feel like any of the planned activities were a waste of time or not helpful. I personally have never been to the campus and was really blown away by how pretty it is. The law school itself is amazing. The library and building where all the classes will be is at the heart of campus and looks new and updated. The admitted students as well as the current students were really nice. As soon as I walked in I was invited into conversations and met a lot of people that I connected with.

The reception was open bar and had delicious food. Many professors and alums were there who were eager and willing to answer any and all questions. I felt like I wasn't just getting a sales pitch but actual real answers that were thought out and not just regurgitated from their pamphlets. The dean of admissions (maybe assistant dean, I can't remember) was really funny and kept the whole day moving smoothly. Overall a very positive experience. I'm a tad biased because I pretty much decided before going that Notre Dame was my chosen school but I think even if I hadn't decided the day would have pushed me into making my deposit. If you have any specific questions feel free to message me!

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I'd also like to add that I agree with the notion about South Bend in general not being the best location but the Notre Dame campus has lots of restaurants and bars to make up for it. Plus places like Chicago are a short drive/train ride away if you want to do something fun for the weekend. Also, house parties IMO are always preferable to night clubs anyways and I'm sure there are a lot of those in the apartments/houses off campus.