Arkansas News Bureau - Clinton School, UALR law school announce concurrent degree program

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Clinton School, UALR law school announce concurrent degree program
Friday, Oct 6, 2006

Arkansas News Bureau

LITTLE ROCK - The University of Arkansas' Clinton School of Public Service and the Bowen School of Law at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock announced Thursday that students will soon be able to pursue a Master of Public Service and a law degree at the same time.

The concurrent degree program offers a potential savings of 20 credit hours otherwise required for both degrees, officials said.

The two schools share some faculty and lecture programs.

Prospective students may apply now for the new program that will be effective in the fall of 2007. Students must apply for each degree program separately. Once admitted to both programs, a student can enter the concurrent degree program by filing a declaration of intent.