Law Programs

Know about Law Major Programs and Check Schools Offering Law Programs.

Law is a major program in the area of Legal Studies. Law is a program that prepares individuals for the independent professional practice of law, for taking state and national bar examinations, and for advanced research in jurisprudence. Includes instruction in the theory and practice of the legal system, including the statutory, administrative, and judicial components of civil and criminal law.

Major Programs/Concentration in Law

In United States, 211 schools offers the Law program. The average tuition & fees of these schools offering Law is $10,013 for in-state students and $44,650 for out-of-state students. In average, the SAT score is 1,307 and the ACT score is 29 over the schools. The average acceptance rate is 59%.

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NameOffered Degree*Test ScoresAcceptance RateTuitionStudent Population
Fordham UniversityPrivate,4-yearsBronx, New York Doctorate 1,400 (SAT)
32 (ACT)
54.13% $61,992 16,556
Hofstra UniversityPrivate,4-yearsHempstead, New York Doctorate 1,280 (SAT)
28 (ACT)
69.33% $55,450 10,238
New York Law SchoolPrivate,4-yearsNew York, New York Doctorate - - $34,560 1,050
New York UniversityPrivate,4-yearsNew York, New York Doctorate 1,530 (SAT)
34 (ACT)
12.46% $60,438 59,144
Pace UniversityPrivate,4-yearsNew York, New York Doctorate 1,200 (SAT)
27 (ACT)
82.93% $51,424 13,609
St. John's University-New YorkPrivate,4-yearsQueens, New York Doctorate 1,210 (SAT)
27 (ACT)
84.67% $50,110 19,663
University at BuffaloPublic,4-yearsBuffalo, New York Doctorate 1,280 (SAT)
29 (ACT)
67.71% $10,782 (in-state)
$30,572(out-of-state)
32,099
Syracuse UniversityPrivate,4-yearsSyracuse, New York Doctorate 1,350 (SAT)
30 (ACT)
51.75% $63,061 22,698
Touro UniversityPrivate,4-yearsNew York, New York Doctorate 1,340 (SAT)
29 (ACT)
71.31% $21,810 11,111
Yeshiva UniversityPrivate,4-yearsNew York, New York Doctorate 1,400 (SAT)
31 (ACT)
63.22% $49,900 6,056
Campbell UniversityPrivate,4-yearsBuies Creek, North Carolina Doctorate - 88.58% $40,410 5,272
Duke UniversityPrivate,4-yearsDurham, North Carolina Doctorate 1,550 (SAT)
35 (ACT)
6.35% $65,805 18,023
Elon UniversityPrivate,4-yearsElon, North Carolina Doctorate 1,260 (SAT)
28 (ACT)
74.46% $44,536 7,123
University of North Carolina at Chapel HillPublic,4-yearsChapel Hill, North Carolina Doctorate 1,460 (SAT)
32 (ACT)
17.11% $8,989 (in-state)
$39,330(out-of-state)
31,705
North Carolina Central UniversityPublic,4-yearsDurham, North Carolina Doctorate 970 (SAT)
18 (ACT)
84.38% $6,542 (in-state)
$19,578(out-of-state)
7,553
Wake Forest UniversityPrivate,4-yearsWinston-Salem, North Carolina Doctorate - 21.37% $64,758 8,963
University of North DakotaPublic,4-yearsGrand Forks, North Dakota Doctorate - 83.28% $10,951 (in-state)
$15,570(out-of-state)
13,876
University of Akron Main CampusPublic,4-yearsAkron, Ohio Doctorate 1,090 (SAT)
22 (ACT)
82.87% $12,799 (in-state)
$17,239(out-of-state)
13,465
Capital UniversityPrivate,4-yearsColumbus, Ohio Doctorate 1,100 (SAT)
21 (ACT)
72.15% $41,788 2,617
Case Western Reserve UniversityPrivate,4-yearsCleveland, Ohio Doctorate 1,490 (SAT)
33 (ACT)
27.41% $64,671 12,201
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*: offered degree for the Law program. Schools may offer other degrees for other programs.