Masters: American/U.S. Law/Legal Studies/Jurisprudence

An advanced, professional program of the U.S. legal system, Constitution law, and jurisprudence. Includes instruction in legal history, legal sociology, philosophy of law, Constitutional law, legal procedure, and related topics.

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Institution	Degrees awarded 2023	Percent at Institution	Percent in Field
Cornell University	193	5.107	25.976
Liberty University	73	0.728	9.825
Drexel University	59	2.591	7.941
University of Dayton	45	3.827	6.057
DePaul University	41	1.706	5.518
Washington University in St Louis	38	1.328	5.114
Vermont Law and Graduate School	36	29.032	4.845
University of California-Irvine	35	1.71	4.711
University of Washington-Seattle Campus	31	0.651	4.172
St. Mary's University	26	13.978	3.499
University of California College of the Law-San Francisco	18	56.25	2.423
Nova Southeastern University	18	0.68	2.423
University of Connecticut	17	0.952	2.288
Northcentral University	16	1.641	2.153
Illinois Institute of Technology	13	1.067	1.75
Albany Law School	12	41.379	1.615
Widener University	11	1.91	1.48
Loyola University Chicago	11	0.781	1.48
Hofstra University	9	0.802	1.211
Baylor University	9	0.669	1.211
University of Oregon	8	0.826	1.077
American University	7	0.318	0.942
Loyola University New Orleans	6	2.62	0.808
Pepperdine University	6	0.25	0.808
University of the Pacific	1	0.238	0.135
University of Nebraska-Lincoln	1	0.103	0.135
University of Kansas	1	0.066	0.135
Tulane University of Louisiana	1	0.066	0.135
Indiana University-Bloomington	1	0.029	0.135

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