Law Schools in North Carolina

The first-year curriculum provides a firm grounding in the core subjects of the study of law and rigorous training in legal analysis, reasoning, and writing. Students take six semester-long courses: Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law, Contracts, Criminal Law, Property, and Torts, ... learn more

We graduate broadly educated lawyers, well qualified to join a range of legal practices. Our graduates have an unusual breadth and depth of legal knowledge, plus exceptional skills that make increased specialization possible as their careers develop. learn more

The J.D. program at UNC School of Law provides students with a broad legal education that will prepare them to begin their legal careers at a high level of readiness to pursue their professional goals. In recent years, law schools ... learn more

Designed to engaged students throughout all three years of instruction using the best practices of leadership education to enhance legal education. * Emphasis on total student development, exceptional legal knowledge and skills, engaged learning, leadership and civic involvement. * Small ... learn more

Our curriculum combines a theoretical understanding of the law with practical skills development to ensure that students are fully prepared to practice law upon graduation. In addition to analyzing the law and constructing legal arguments, students are trained in planning, ... learn more

North Carolina Central University (NCCU) School of Law offers two programs leading to the Juris Doctor degree: a full-time day program and a part-time evening program. Full-time professors, clinical instructors, including 28 women and 28 minorities, work with a number ... learn more

Charlotte Law students are exposed to skills and values of the profession from the first day of matriculation and then throughout the remaining years of their legal study. All students begin their law school career with an intensive multi-day orientation ... learn more