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Boston University School of Law

Boston, MA


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Established: 1872
Number of Students: 832

Student Body Demographics:
Minority: 20.9%


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The Boston University School of Law was initially formed as an alternative to Harvard Law School's case method approach. It was the second school founded as part of Boston University, only three years after the School of Theology. Today, the school's academic specialties are health law, tax law and intellectual property law; the departments were ... Read More


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