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The dual-degree program is designed to equip students for a career in law by teaching them to think about the law with a depth and facility that otherwise might not be developed. The study of philosophy provides logical and analytical tools important for the study and the practice of law.
In fulfilling the normal course requirements of the Columbus School of Law, the student may take up to 12 credit hours of philosophy. In turn, the School of Philosophy recognizes up to six credit hours of work in law as fulfilling curriculum requirements. Given its emphasis on scholarship, the School of Philosophy additionally requires reading competence in a foreign language, plus an M.A. thesis and an oral comprehensive examination on the field of philosophy as a whole.
Minimum Required Documents for Master's Degrees
*Some master’s programs may require a fee and additional documents.
Recommended Documents for Master’s Degrees
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