Law Schools Offering Master's Degrees
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The best law master's degree programs in the United States are offered by Stanford University. That school has an excellent law master's degree program evaluated with five-star rating for curriculum and four stars for teaching.
Below, there is the ranking of the best fifty law schools awarding master's degrees. To check all law colleges awarding master's degrees, please narrow your search by state or program.
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SchoolsMaster's degrees with concentration in pre-law studies, paralegal studies, advanced law studies, international law, and general legal studies are offered by 189 law schools in 44 states. The most law schools providing master's degrees are located in California (25 schools), New York (14 schools), Illinois (11 schools), Texas (10 schools), and Ohio (10 schools). The best law master's degree programs in the United States are offered by Stanford University. That school has an excellent law master's degree program evaluated with five-star rating for curriculum and four stars for teaching.
Below, there is the ranking of the best fifty law schools awarding master's degrees. To check all law colleges awarding master's degrees, please narrow your search by state or program.
Top 50 law master's degree programs:
Law master's degrees by state:
Law master's degrees by major:
General Law: 23 schoolsPre-Law Studies: 3 schools
International Law: 79 schools
Advanced Studies: 147 schools
Paralegal Studies: 51 schools
Other law diplomas:
Certificates: 392 schoolsAssociate's Degrees: 549 schools
Bachelor's Degrees: 259 schools
Doctoral Degrees: 206 schools