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Masters in Legal Studies Programs in Pennsylvania

Explore masters in legal studies programs and graduate schools offering MA legal studies degrees. Find the best legal studies programs for you with government statistics and graduate student reviews. 

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  1. University of Pennsylvania

    • Graduate School
    • Philadelphia, PA
    • 32 reviews

    Graduate Student: Upenn is such a worthy investment for your future! The school has so many resources and connections with institutions across the country.
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    • University of Pittsburgh

      • Graduate School
      • Pittsburgh, PA
      • 18 reviews

      Graduate Student: My 3 years as an undergrad at the University of Pittsburgh have provided me with life experiences that I will never forget and have become the best years of my life. Pitt has provided me with challenging academics as well as a multitude of essential life experiences. I have had the chance to make connections with many of my amazing professors, as well as have been able to reach out into the community with the help of this University. I have been able to attain my goal of being accepted into the University of Pittsburgh's graduate Doctor of Occupational Therapy program due to the rigorous academics provided in my undergraduate years. Pitt has truly fostered my dreams has allowed me to flourish as a student and as a professional individual.
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      • Temple University

        • Graduate School
        • Philadelphia, PA
        • 19 reviews

        Graduate Student: I love my Master's program at Temple! The professors are well-versed in the subjects matters and engaging with students, the students are passionate and ready to learn, and the cost is hard to beat in the exponential increases in prices for higher education.
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        • Drexel University

          • Graduate School
          • Philadelphia, PA
          • 28 reviews

          Graduate Student: This is a fantastic school! Many of my professors reflect "good vibes" - they are warm and welcoming to questions and conversations; and some just don't find that as their cup of tea - they're just there to teach and nothing more. Overall, my professors are great. They all work within the field and apply "real-life/world" knowledge to the non-traditional (online) classroom setting. My coursework is challenging, and I really feel like it's preparing me for my future. I wish the online program were more interactive; there seems to be a good handful of miscommunications that happen. A frustrating aspect is the financial aid department, where everyone who works in there has a different story, their knowledge differing on how things are handled, and they never let you speak to someone in charge. The online system of notifying you about payments and such is pretty bad (I never receive anything) - this department definitely needs some work.
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          • Widener University

            • Graduate School
            • Chester, PA
            • 5 reviews

            Alum: Widener uses a diverse faculty to teach their courses, which provides for a good learning experience.
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            • California University of Pennsylvania

              • Graduate School
              • California, PA
              • 6 reviews

              Graduate Student: I thoroughly enjoyed my undergraduate study at the University. So much so, that it was my first choice for Graduate school. I believe that they make great faculty and staff choices based on a combination of education and applicable work experience. The campus is great for a smaller school with many resources available to students.
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                Merrimack College

                • Graduate School
                • North Andover, MA
                • 4 reviews

                Graduate Student: I would put 3 stars for the entire experience and an extra one for the memories.
                Academics: DECENT
                I had great professors and not so great ones. But the one’s that were great have helped me throughout my four years and I will never forget them.
                Athletics:
                Former athlete at Merrimack. They treat them great, some more than others. But overall athletics are supported and there are many oppetunties to see games/matches
                Campus Life:
                ALRIGHT
                Housing is terrible. Get off campus housing when you can! The food sucks too. I never ate at the cafe.
                Dorms are small and stupid. Not what you paid for :)
                Friends I made were amazing! However I wish there was more diversity!
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