Wake Forest University, offers an online master studies in law that requires 30 credits. Students may study full-time or part-time, and classes are entirely asynchronous. However, students study, interact, and collaborate with a virtual cohort of fellow students, with whom you progress through the program simultaneously. The program focuses on mitigating risk and addressing compliance in today’s increasingly complex legal and regulatory environment.

The core curriculum consists of 5 classes (13.5 credits):

Students then take 10.5 credits of Track Courses, selecting from 14 courses in each specialization. Student also may choose up to six elective credits in these professional tracks:

The remaining two courses may be selected from any of the elective courses offered.

Wake Forest Law is accredited by the American Bar Association

Program Name: Master of Studies in Law

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Program Length: 30 Credits; 21 Months to Four Years

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Please contact the program to determine if the program is available for your state of residence.

Information on this page was last updated in December 2019. If you have additional information that is best fit for this page, reach out to us at contactus@onlinemasteroflegalstudies.com.