The School of Law is an international leader in the expanding field of dispute resolution — finding ways to solve legal problems without going to court. Other concentrations and programs include: trial practice program, journalism, legislative clinic, family violence clinic, mediation clinic and criminal prosecution clinic. Through the clinic programs, Mizzou’s law students serve a range of clients and purposes including representing indigent victims of domestic abuse, prosecuting felony cases, mediating disputes and drafting legislation.

The School of Law does not offer undergraduate degrees, but ambitious undergraduates can apply for a spot in the Roberts Scholars Program, which guarantees acceptance into the school for qualified freshmen.

You may choose to live in the Political Science, Law and Community Development FIG.

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