Massachusetts School of Law

3001 E First St, Vidalia, GA

Massachusetts School of Law is a nonprofit private graduate level school in Andover. The yearly enrollment for the school is about 670 students. Massachusetts School of Law is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Commission on Institutions of Higher Education to offer programs and degrees as a law school.

What You Need to Know about Law School

The law profession is a demanding career that can provide bouts of intense work effort coupled with immense gratification.  The vocational pathways may include a number of options that range from a general degree to a specialized field of study.  Specialized fields include the ability to practice the following types of law: contracts, maritime, business, civil rights, bankruptcy, entertainment, criminal, corporate, criminal, family, environmental, health, intellectual property, immigration, international, military, labor, real estate, tax, and personal injury.  In addition to a rigorous curriculum, you may be allowed to take classes at night and on the weekends to allow you to maintain your current work schedule.

You may also be permitted to enroll in a joint degree program that couples law with another field of study.  Examples of joint law degrees include a JD plus an MBA (Master of Business Administration), MSA (Master in Accounting), or MSOL (Master in Organizational Leadership).  Make sure to ask your admissions counselor about the school’s student services and career placement center to help understand the help you will receive after graduating with your Juris Doctor (JD) degree.

The law school program at Massachusetts School of Law has an annual tuition which is approximately $15,000 and this does not cover any required books or materials.  To learn more about the law program, complete the form on the page or take the time to visit the school's website to view additional details regarding enrollment and financial aid for the courses you are most interested in learning about.