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Legal Studies Blog: A Closer Look Before You Apply

The choices inside a legal studies degree deserve a closer look. These articles work through applications, curriculum, and the reality of fitting graduate study into your week.

Edited by Taylor Rupe

B.A. Psychology, University of Washington · B.S. Computer Science, Oregon State University

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Master of Legal Studies Application Requirements Without a Legal Background

Compare MLS application requirements at Arizona, USC, and Vanderbilt, then prepare a statement, references, and transcripts that fit each program.

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Compare legal studies concentrations through courses, electives, and scheduling, with examples from Arizona, Wake Forest, and Northeastern.

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Compare online MLS class schedules, asynchronous work, live sessions, and campus rules using Wake Forest, Northwestern, and Pepperdine in 2027.

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Master’s in Employment Law: What to Study and Where to Find It Online

Looking for a master’s in employment law without a JD? Compare online legal studies tracks at Texas A&M, Florida State, Emory, SMU, and more.

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Master’s in Health Law: What You Can Study Online Without a JD

Explore a master’s in health law online. Compare healthcare law tracks at Utah, Seton Hall, FIU, Texas A&M, and Emory, with format and tuition.

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