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Types of Lawyers

Although legal careers typically follow one of several general directions, your personal path to becoming a lawyer is unique. Our broad curriculum, expert professors, and variety of concentrations allow you to explore options and hone in on particular practice areas that will prepare you for a thriving legal career. Law school is the time to test the waters and explore different pathways so you can discover your passion. No matter what you choose, we’re here for you every step of the way.

Business Transactional

Add value by helping your clients navigate regulations, arrange financing, design business strategies, and negotiate and draft agreements.

Litigation/Dispute Resolution

Help your clients resolve disputes of all kinds through litigation, negotiation, mediation, and arbitration.

Regulatory

Help your clients interact with regulatory agencies or work within agencies themselves as they draft and implement policy.

Concentrations, Practice Areas & Related Opportunities

Among the many subject areas available, we offer multiple academic concentrations — similar to undergraduate majors — each of which requires completing a specific set of courses. Earning a concentration provides a valuable credential in the job market​ as an official acknowledgment of your expertise in a particular area of law.

Learn more about the various academic concentrations, programs, centers, and other related opportunities we offer to help you focus your studies and forge your path to a successful legal career.