Legal Studies Graduate Programs in America

Yale Law School

• Yale University
• Graduate School
• New Haven, CT
• 1 review

Graduate Student: 10/10 experience, wouldn’t have chosen to attend anywhere else in hindsight. Small class sizes and available professors, along with the stellar student body, make this an incredible place to study.
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Harvard Law School

• Harvard University
• Graduate School
• Cambridge, MA
• 3 reviews

Graduate Student: Very competitive environment, but you will meet people who challenge your views and beliefs. You will leave HLS a completely different person than you came as.
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Duke University School of Law

• Duke University
• Graduate School
• Durham, NC

Penn Law

• University of Pennsylvania
• Graduate School
• Philadelphia, PA

Northwestern Pritzker School of Law

• Northwestern University
• Graduate School
• Chicago, IL

Washington University in St. Louis School of Law

• Washington University in St. Louis
• Graduate School
• St. Louis, MO
• 1 review

Graduate Student: I'm thoroughly enjoying this program. WashU offers a number of classes in various legal fields. I've taken courses in tort law, contracts, intellectual property law, legal negotiations, legal writing, legal procedures & court hearings. WashU is very flexible in terms of class times & schedules. This Masters program is 100% online. However, the virtual experience is phenomenal. This program is very diverse. Through this program, I am able to connect with different students each term; students from Asia, Europe, Africa and the different parts of the United States. It's like being in an actual class, but at home. The professors are astute, knowledgeable and professionally accomplished in the legal field. The program is fast paced, intriguing and fun. You can complete this program in one to two years. I started in January 2019 and I'm graduating in May 2020. CHOOSE WASHU! The investment is well worth it and WashU is one of the best law schools in the world.
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University of Chicago Law School

• University of Chicago
• Graduate School
• Chicago, IL

Georgetown Law

• Georgetown University
• Graduate School
• Washington, DC

UCLA School of Law

• University of California - Los Angeles
• Graduate School
• Los Angeles, CA

University of Virginia School of Law

• University of Virginia
• Graduate School
• Charlottesville, VA

Emory Law

• Emory University
• Graduate School
• Atlanta, GA
• 2 reviews

Berkeley Law

• University of California - Berkeley
• Graduate School
• Berkeley, CA

Northeastern University School of Law

• Northeastern University
• Graduate School
• Boston, MA

NYU School of Law

• New York University
• Graduate School
• New York, NY

Boston College Law School

• Boston College
• Graduate School
• Newton, MA
• 3 reviews

Doctoral Student: Boston College Law School is an incredible institution. Faculty, staff, and students all work together in a supportive environment. Going to BC Law is really like no other law school experience.
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William & Mary School of Law

• College of William & Mary
• Graduate School
• Williamsburg, VA
• 2 reviews

Graduate Student: I had a great experience at William & Mary Law School! There are a lot of incredible professors who have practical experience in the fields they teach in as well as being respected academics. I also really appreciated the clinic and externship opportunities that allow you to get vital work experience while still in school. Williamsburg itself is pretty quiet, but thats a great environment for a time where you really need to focus on school.
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Boston University School of Law

• Boston University
• Graduate School
• Boston, MA
• 2 reviews

Graduate Student: I like the building, I love the variety of journals and clinics, and the classes leave me feeling like I’ve truly learned something. However, I sometimes feel like a number to administration, and not always supported in my chosen career path.
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University of Miami School of Law

• University of Miami
• Graduate School
• Coral Gables, FL
• 3 reviews

Graduate Student: Honestly, attending UM Law has been a dream. The campus is beautiful and has that iconic old Florida charm. The professors are extraordinarily brilliant—nearly all of them being Ivy League graduates. The community is so warm and inviting. I have developed so many connections with professors and peers. The curriculum, while obviously challenging, is taught in a way that helps us students understand the material and be able to apply it to the real world. You can really tell that the UM Law faculty truly wants us to succeed. I could not have picked a more perfect law school to attend!
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Case Western Reserve University School of Law

• Case Western Reserve University
• Graduate School
• Cleveland, OH
• 1 review

Graduate Student: I’ve had an excellent experience both with peers and faculty at CWRU. While most people tell you to prepare for a cut-throat experience in law school, the CWRU community really fosters inclusion and encouragement.
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Tulane Law School

• Tulane University
• Graduate School
• New Orleans, LA

Santa Clara University School of Law

• Santa Clara University
• Graduate School
• Santa Clara, CA

University of Minnesota Law School

• University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
• Graduate School
• Minneapolis, MN

University of Washington School of Law

• University of Washington
• Graduate School
• Seattle, WA
• 1 review

Graduate Student: Everyone is very supportive here. I have a lot of academic and mental and emotional support resources available.
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Michael E. Moritz College of Law

• The Ohio State University
• Graduate School
• Columbus, OH

University of Pittsburgh School of Law

• University of Pittsburgh
• Graduate School
• Pittsburgh, PA
• 1 review

Alum: Law school is great. Professors are very knowledgeable and friendly. Very easy to connect with them outside class to review or work through issues. Only negative is the career development staff arent the most helpful. The head of the department is great but the other 3 members are only marginally helpful to those who are not in the top 10% of the class.
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