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MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY - COLLEGE OF LAW |
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TUITION: $1,188 per credit hour.
Joan W. Howarth, Dean
Charles Roboski, Assistant Dean of Admissions
With a broad and rigorous curriculum that provides extensive opportunities for students to gain valuable practical experience, Michigan State University College of Law successfully prepares graduates for legal employment in settings across the nation?litigation, transactional law, business and industry, alternative dispute resolution, and public interest?to mention just a few.
The elective and required curriculum of the Law College integrates theory and practice, thereby helping to ensure that graduates of MSU Law are well prepared for their first professional positions and the professional responsibilities for decades to come. Highlights of the elective curriculum include a Semester Program in Washington, DC; seven legal clinics; and over 200 externship placements.
The College of Law offers one of the most generous scholarship programs among law schools nationally, with as many as 60 full-tuition scholarships awarded to members of each incoming class. Additionally, the Law College annually awards 50 scholarships ranging in value up to $25,000.
The College of Law's location in East Lansing provides students with convenient access to externships and employment with state and federal agencies and courts, and an array of law firms and corporations. MSU Law is fully accredited by the ABA and is a member of the AALS.
DEGREES
J.D. (Juris Doctor): elective concentrations in Alternative Dispute Resolution, Corporate Law, Criminal Law, Environmental & Natural Resources Law, Family Law, Indigenous Law, Intellectual Property & Communications Law, International & Comparative Law, Public Law & Regulation, Tax Law, Trial Practice.
M.J.: Intellectual Property & Communications Law.
LL.M.: American Legal Systems, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Propery & Communications Law.
View Michigan State University Undergraduate Programs
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