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'''Western New England College School of Law''' is a private, American Bar Association-accredited law school in Springfield, Massachusetts, the only ABA-accredited law school in Massachusetts outside the greater Boston area. It is one of the four schools of Western New England College. | |----- | ||
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'''[[Western New England College School of Law]]''' is a [[Private school|private]], [[American Bar Association]]-accredited law school in [[Springfield, Massachusetts]], the only ABA-accredited law school in [[Massachusetts]] outside the greater [[Boston]] area. It is one of the four schools of [[Western New England College]]. | |||
The law school offers both full- and part-time programs. The full-time program is divided into three sections during the first year, with approximately 50 students in each section; the part-time evening program consists of a single section comprised of approximately 40 students. | The law school offers both full- and part-time programs. The full-time program is divided into three sections during the first year, with approximately 50 students in each section; the part-time evening program consists of a single section comprised of approximately 40 students. | ||
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==History== | ==History== | ||
Western New England College was established in 1919 as a branch of Northeastern University. It began offering evening law classes to residents of western Massachusetts. In 1923 the first seven law graduates were recognized. In 1951, Western New England College incorporated as its own institution. The full-time law program began in 1973. | Western New England College was established in [[1919]] as a branch of [[Northeastern University]]. It began offering evening law classes to residents of western Massachusetts. In [[1923]] the first seven law graduates were recognized. In [[1951]], Western New England College incorporated as its own institution. The full-time law program began in [[1973]]. | ||
==Curriculum== | ==Curriculum== | ||
The school offers two law programs, a JD and an LLM. Three joint-degree programs are also available: JD/MBA with the School of Business; JD/MSW with Springfield College; and a JD/MRP with the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. | [[Image:WNEC_Campus.gif|thumb|175px|right|Main Campus]] | ||
The school offers two law programs, a [[Juris Doctor|JD]] and an [[LLM]]. Three joint-degree programs are also available: JD/[[MBA]] with the School of Business; JD/[[Master of Social Work|MSW]] with [[Springfield College]]; and a JD/[[Master of Regional Planning|MRP]] with the [[University of Massachusetts at Amherst]]. | |||
Western New England College School of Law also offers two Bachelor/JD programs to the college's undergraduate students. The 3+3 Law Program allows students in most majors to complete a Bachelor's program and a JD in six years. The six-year Biomedical Engineering/Law program provides students with the opportunity to earn an undergraduate biomedical engineering degree and a JD in six years. The Six-year Biomedical Engineering/Law program opens in the fall of 2007. | Western New England College School of Law also offers two Bachelor/JD programs to the college's undergraduate students. The 3+3 Law Program allows students in most majors to complete a Bachelor's program and a JD in six years. The six-year Biomedical Engineering/Law program provides students with the opportunity to earn an undergraduate biomedical engineering degree and a JD in six years. The Six-year Biomedical Engineering/Law program opens in the fall of 2007. |