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LEED Gold Campus. American University Washington College of Law’s spectacular campus received its LEED Gold certification in spring 2017. The design of the campus places a high priority on environmentally sustainable development principles, while also creating a functional, dynamic, and healthy space to house the school’s wide variety of programs.
American University Washington College of Law’s online Master of Legal Studies (MLS) program is designed for non-lawyer professionals who have law-related responsibilities and understand the law’s important influence on their daily job functions and community at large. The MLS program will allow you to gain fundamental legal training and ...
347. 64. Enrolled Students. Full-Time and Part-Time Enrolled Students. Combined Median GPA/LSAT. 3.63/162. Median GPA. 25th and 75th Percentile GPA. 3.64.
American University Washington College of Law offers an unparalleled course of study with myriad opportunities to learn the practice and theory of law inside and outside the classroom. #1 In Clinical Training
FIRST-YEAR CURRICULUM. Law is the ordered process for resolving human conflict. During the first year of law school, you will examine the primary areas of conflict - disputes over property, agreements among persons, private injuries suffered by persons - as well as the procedures by which these conflicts are resolved in courts.
American University provides preferential rates for the housing services through the main campus. Housing at the American University dormitories is a separate office and, therefore, all housing payments must be directed to tthe Special events of American University of Washington College of Law.
Degree Programs M.L.S. Program The Master of Legal Studies (MLS) is a 30-credit, online degree offered by Washington College of Law in cooperation with Kogod School of Business and School of International Service. Students can enroll in the General track or can choose to specialize in: Business, Health Care Compliance, Technology, or Cybersecurity.
