Why Choose Liberty University’s School of Law?
The job market for the legal profession is projected to grow 10% by 2029, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.* Liberty University’s School of Law is here to assist you in becoming part of this growing field. Our online programs can help prepare you for a career in legal studies from a Christian worldview. With Liberty’s School of Law, you can gain a firm foundation in practical legal studies as you pursue a career in government, politics, or legal studies!
We want to help you experience a truly unique education where faith and reason are integrated with quality academics. Liberty’s faculty is made up of practice partners, lawyers and attorneys, certified public accountants, certified mediators, and many other legal professionals. Our instructors can provide real-world insights into the legal field.
Both our undergraduate and graduate degree programs are 100% online. You can study in the comfort of your home or office while staying connected to your job, family, and community as you earn your degree.
Are you currently practicing law and want to expand your expertise?
Do you need legal expertise for another career?
Liberty’s online School of Law has the legal education you need.
Please note: The American Bar Association does not accredit 100% online programs. Please see the residential School of Law programs for bar-eligible degrees.
Available Online Law Programs
At Liberty, we offer programs related to law from the certificate to the postgraduate level. Explore your degree options below:
- Undergraduate certificates
- Associate degrees
- Bachelor’s degrees
- Master’s degrees
- Postgraduate degrees
Become a Leader in Your Field by Earning One of Liberty University’s Online Law Degrees
Professionals from all industries often encounter challenges that require legal expertise. Whether you want to pursue a career in legal support as a paralegal or gain additional legal expertise for your current career, we have a program that can help. Liberty University’s Christian law school can provide you with the training you need – grounded in biblical ethics.
You can apply online today or contact an admissions counselor at (800) 424-9595 with any questions you may have!
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What Are the Benefits of a Degree from Liberty’s Online Law School?
Our online degree programs offer law students great benefits:
- We are recognized by multiple institutions for our academic quality, affordability, and accessibility. Our commitment to excellence also helped us rank among Niche.com’s top 3 online schools in America. Earning your online degree from a nonprofit university with this kind of recognition can help set you apart from others in your field.
- Tuition for all undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs has not increased in 8 years. While many other online colleges have raised tuition, Liberty has been able to keep costs low as a nonprofit university.
- Liberty’s law school online degrees are offered in 8-week course formats with 8 different start dates each year and no set login times (may exclude certain courses such as practicums, internships, or field experiences).
Military Benefits for Liberty University’s Online Law School Students
Liberty University is dedicated to providing world-class educational experiences to military students from all over the globe. Whether you are a current service member, discharged or retired from service, or the spouse of a service member or veteran, we are here to support you every step of the journey.
As a thank-you for your dedication and service to our country, Liberty is honored to serve and support you in your pursuit of online education by offering the following benefits:
Undergraduate Military Benefits
Graduate Military Benefits
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*Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook, at Paralegals and Legal Assistants (viewed online June 28, 2021). Cited projections may not reflect local and/or short-term economic or job conditions and do not guarantee actual job growth.
