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Franklin Pierce Law Center
Located in Concord, New Hampshire. The site features a virtual tour of the Law School, information about library resources, programs at the school, and admissions information.

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United States > New Hampshire

La Trobe University School of Law and Legal Studies
Information for prospective and current students at the School of Law.

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Australia

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Harvard Law Opens Applications to Juniors

Harvard Law School has announced a pilot program under which Harvard undergraduates may apply and gain acceptance during their junior year, provided they agree to work for two years in between graduation and beginning their legal studies.

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