Sentence examples for a law program from inspiring English sources
While Helen Gould completed a law program for women at N.Y.U., she did not graduate from its law school.
It added a medical and pharmacy program (Leonard Medical School) in 1881, and a law program in 1888.
To respond to the President, a law program should attempt to answer three questions: How does the curriculum take full advantage of distance learning without sacrificing essential meaning and exchange of views that only a university setting can permit?
If they are "interested" in law at the age of 13, they can take a highly competitive exam and attend the Bronx High School of Science, Brooklyn Technical High School, the High School for American Studies at Lehman College, or one of four other high schools in the Bronx with Law in its name, or one of the nine non-law named Bronx high schools that offers a law program.
As you may or may not know, you will have to take the LSAT in order to be accepted into a law program.
In 1991, the faculty of law established a graduate law program intended in part for those already established in careers.
A more extensive cleanup, like removing the contaminated topsoil under the building, would require designation on the National Priorities List — a Superfund law program that addresses the country's most serious hazardous waste sites.
The guidelines, to be published on Monday by a new law program at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University, were devised by more than 30 legal experts from at least half a dozen countries and several international organizations, including the United Nations.
Check to see if the schools you want to attend have a clinical law program.
The school also offers an accelerated law program, which enables undergraduates to earn both a bachelor's degree and a law degree in just six years.
He completed an evening law program at Moscow State University, earning his degree in 1977 and then working in a state-run law firm (from which he was later asked to resign).
