Study Law in the USA
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A career in Law studies the rules, regulations, and statutes of its governing bodies to ensure justice for all. Law students have a strong sense of justice and make it their life's calling to deliver fair and objective service to the people they serve. Studying law will require you to have a thorough understanding of the discipline that you're overseeing, and an even greater ability to communicate that information effectively.
The world would be a rebellious wasteland without the efforts of individuals willing to pursue Law. Having rules to follow and people to uphold them has allowed us to get where we are today. Undergraduate and graduate studies in Law will allow you to pursue careers as a judge, law enforcement officer, lawyer, attorney, analyst, and many more.
Courses you may encounter as a Law major include:
- Criminal Law
- Constitutional Law
- Civil Procedure
- History
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Santa Monica College
Typical cost per Year: $5,000—$10,000
Bachelor Degree
Certificate/Short Term
English Programs
University of the Pacific – International Program
Typical cost per Year: $50,000—$60,000
Bachelor Degree
Masters
Undergraduate
University of North Georgia
Typical cost per Year: $15,000—$20,000
Bachelor Degree
Masters
Undergraduate
Portland Community College
Typical cost per Year: $10,000 — $15,000
Certificate/Short Term
English Programs
2yr/Community College - 2+2 Programs
Glendale Community College
Typical cost per Year: $5,000—$10,000
Bachelor Degree
English Programs
2yr/Community College - 2+2 Programs
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