George Mason University, Mastersin Sports Law,

Although the Antonin Scalia Law School at George Mason University offers a number of structured specialization options, students are not required to specialize in their legal studies. Many students enter law school without a clearly defined area of interest. Those students may pursue a general course of study, choosing electives as their interests develop. All Scalia Law students, whether pursuing a specialty track or the General Law Program, are required to satisfactorily complete 89 credit hours for graduation. Forty of those credit hours are in general courses, the remaining credit hours are in elective courses. The sports law concentration is designed for students who wish to gain a solid understanding of how the law impacts the business of professional and amateur sports. In order to complete the Sports Law Concentration, students must complete the sports law course, a supervised externship, one alternative dispute resolution based course from the list of three below, and three additional electives. All classes below are currently offered at Antonin Scalia Law School.

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Although the Antonin Scalia Law School at George Mason University offers a number of structured specialization options, students are not required to specialize in their legal studies. Many students enter law school without a clearly defined area of interest. Those students may pursue a general course of study, choosing electives as their interests develop. All Scalia Law students, whether pursuing a specialty track or the General Law Program, are required to satisfactorily complete 89 credit hours for graduation. Forty of those credit hours are in general courses, the remaining credit hours are in elective courses. The sports law concentration is designed for students who wish to gain a solid understanding of how the law impacts the business of professional and amateur sports. In order to complete the Sports Law Concentration, students must complete the sports law course, a supervised externship, one alternative dispute resolution based course from the list of three below, and three additional electives. All classes below are currently offered at Antonin Scalia Law School.

For more information on this course, you can get in touch with our admission counselors for a detailed discussion and understanding of there requirements Just share your details and we will reach out to you for a FREE session