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- Most state bars require a law degree from an accredited law school
- The American Bar Association accredits law schools
- Typical total credits: 90
- Typical first year courses: Torts, Contracts, Civil Procedure, Property, Criminal Law
- A Masters of Laws degree, or LL.M., can be obtained following a law degree
- Foreign students seeking to learn about another country's system of laws
- Those specializing in a particular area of law, such as tax
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Law School typically involves three years of study. A graduate is awarded a Juris Doctorate or J.D.
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Law School Questions
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Law School Guides and Reviews
- HG.org United States of America Law Schools Directory
- Internet Legal Research Group: Index to Law School Rankings
- Prelaw Handbook
- FindLaw: Prelaw
- Barron's: Guide to Law Schools
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