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The Graduate Program attracts lawyers of demonstrated intellectual and academic excellence from all over the world. Each year, the LL.M. program enrolls some 150 outstanding students representing more than 60 countries and a broad variety of backgrounds, legal interests and ... learn more
BU Law's J.D. curriculum combines the best of traditional legal education with a forward-looking perspective --and carefully balances theory and practical training. You can design your own curriculum around courses that prepare you for work in specific areas of interest--here ... learn more
BC Law's demanding first-year program emphasizes concise analysis, creativity, oral and written communication skills, and an appreciation for professional responsibility and ethics. We teach you how to research, how to reason and how to write. Legal Reasoning, Research & Writing ... learn more
This interdisciplinary graduate program is designed for students who want a solid background in public policy as well as law. The master's degree (MS) in Law & Public Policy is an interdisciplinary public policy program that prepares students for careers ... learn more
Suffolk University Law School's curriculum recognizes the importance of traditional common law principles and the evolving needs of a national and global economy. Our mission is to prepare students to practice law in an ethical and professional manner and to ... learn more
To accommodate our students' needs, Western New England University School of Law offers six programs leading to the Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree: a full-time, two part-time, and three combined degree programs. Full-time faculty members teach all required day and evening ... learn more
