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Emory University School of Law

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Overview

Law school of Emory University in Atlanta.

Verified subjects: General law

Verified in official records: American Bar Association; Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Commission on Colleges.

Programs

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JD and professional law degrees

  • Juris Doctor

    Juris Doctor

    General lawOn campusEnglishEmory Law

    $69,510per year

LLM and master’s degrees

  • Master of Legal Studies (MLS)

    Master of Legal Studies

    General lawOn campusEnglishEmory Law

    Price not published

  • Master of Laws (LLM)

    Master of Laws

    General lawOn campusfull-time in nine months or part-time in up to four yearsEnglishEmory Law

    Price not published

PhD and research degrees

Teaching locations

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  • Emory Law

    1301 Clifton Rd. NE, Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Recognition

Recognition is described exactly as sourced. There is no single accreditation for law schools, and association membership is not accreditation. Degree-granting institutions are normally accredited or licensed by an authority in their country; many specialist providers of short courses are not, and a school-issued certificate is not an accredited qualification.

  • Verified in official recordAmerican Bar AssociationProgram approval

    Reference: Listed on the ABA Council-Approved Law Schools list (alphabetical); year in parentheses is the year approved as printed by the ABA

    Scope: J.D. program (J.D. degree-granting law school approved by the Council of the Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar)

    Approval of a specific law program by a regulator or accreditor, for example for use in a professional pathway. Approval in one jurisdiction does not apply in another.

  • Verified in official recordSouthern Association of Colleges and Schools, Commission on CollegesAccreditation

    Reference: Accredited since 01/01/1917

    Scope: Institutional accreditation of the parent institution, Emory University (IPEDS ID 139658); the law school is part of it

    Institutional or program accreditation by an accrediting body or authority.

Sources and verification

How this profile was verified

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