Campbell Law
Campbell Law, which is part of Campbell University in North Carolina, is more formally known as the Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law. The school offers numerous law courses, which are focused on producing lawyers who are intelligent, morally upright, and compassionate. One of the programs at Campbell Law is the JD-Masters in Trust and Investment Management (JD-MTIM) program, which is a joint program between the law and business schools at Campbell University. To get more information about Campbell Law and its various programs, head to the school’s webpage, where there is also an admissions section for applicants.
Chapman Law
Another one of the top law schools in the country is the Chapman University School of Law, simply known as Chapman Law. Chapman Law is an ideal choice for anyone who is thinking of taking up law school. Some of the offerings at Chapman include Prosecutorial Science and Taxation LL.M. Degrees, Film and Television Production JD/MFA, and, the more common, JD-MBA. Chapman school is part of the Association of American Law Schools and the American Bar Association, which is a testament to the school’s involvement and participation with major organizations that influence legal education. The Chapman University School of Law admissions page has more information for those looking to apply.
Case Western Reserve Law
Case Western Reserve University has one of the oldest and most developed law schools in the country. The law school is named the Franklin Thomas Backus School of Law, but it is regularly called the Backus School of Law. Some of the programs offered at Backus include JD-MD, JD-MSSA (social work), JD-MPH (public health), JD-MBA, JD-MA in Bioethics, and US and Global Legal Studies LL.M. Program. Apply to Case Western Reserve University’s Franklin Thomas Backus School of Law through the website’s admissions page.
