MSL Admissions
Admission for the Wake Forest University School of Law online MSL Master’s Degree or Graduate Certificate is based on:
- The applicant’s academic record and professional background
- Answers to application questions
- Professional references.
Applicants may also be asked to participate in a virtual interview with members of the MSL admissions committee. Admissions requirements for both the MSL Master’s Degree and Graduate Certificate are the same. A $250 deposit will be due by the date indicated in your acceptance letter.
Work experience in a relevant field, as well as a bachelor’s degree prior to matriculating, is required. Students who have completed previous, relevant graduate-level work may, with approval, transfer up to 6 credits toward their MSL degree. Standardized test scores are not required, but may be provided in the application.
The Wake Forest University School of Law online MSL program is authorized to accept applications from all 50 United States. You may find more information on our State Authorizations page.
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A dynamic curriculum. Accessible faculty. Intentionally small classes. Real-world application. Learning takes all forms at Wake Forest Law.
3 Start Dates Each Year
August 2024
Apply by: August 1
Classes start: in August
January 2025
Apply by: December 1
Classes start: in January
May 2025
Apply by: May 1
Classes start: in May
Yellow Ribbon Program
Wake Forest University School of Law is proud to be a participant of the Yellow Ribbon program.