Schools offering Law courses in the Philippines
A list of universities and colleges offering Law courses in the Philippines.
Whenever possible we provide full details about the courses in each of the schools, including tuition fees, admission requirements, course description and the admission phone number.
Note: Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) is a Graduate (Master's) program. You can't apply unless you already have a bachelor's degree.
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"- Academically Equipped Facilities, it has a Mac Lab, the Legal Studies students can use the law library, - Competitive and Highly motivating professors who are members of the Legal Profession. - Hi..."
L. M.
studied ABLS,
graduated 2016
Promoted School
"It is nothing less than one could dream of having. Cool people, knowledgeable and capable professors. Environment that practically enables one to set oneself on learning spree."
S. D.
studied AB-POL.SCI,
graduated 2009
Promoted School
"The school is situated in a secured village. It is centrally air-conditioned, and this includes the classrooms, library, audio-visual, canteen, and even the chapel. The teachers are among the best in ..."
B. P.
studied LL.B.,
graduated 1992
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"Saint Louis University has three campuses. The main campus is located at Bonifacio St., Baguio City. The second campus is at Maryheights, Bakakeng, Baguio City. And the third campus is at Claro M. Rec..."
R. M.
studied AB-POL.SCI,
graduated 2014
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"The university is located right in the heart of the city, close to everything you need. The professors in the lawschool, as expected, were intimidating, but it works, you will be pushed to your limit,..."
O. I.
studied LL.B.,
graduated 2005
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"Ambiance - was not one of the best. Professors - average professors, but we have some good set PHD instructors."
E. A.
studied AB-POL.SCI,
graduated 2002
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State University, Catarman, Samar
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Bachelor of Laws
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This school is included under the "Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education" law that passed in 2017.
The law covers students enrolled in State and Local universities/colleges in Bachelors and Certificate programs.
Under the Law students in accredited State and Local universities/colleges will not pay any tuition fees or misc fee.
The Law covers only first time students (students who don't already have a college degree).
However, the full implementation of this law is not clear yet.
"it never failed to impress me all the time. It always had something to show that made us proud every year. My stay here is something that I will never ever forget in my life. Since the university is ..."
J. C.
studied AB-POL.SCI,
graduated 2012
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"Well, as most people know, PUP is an activist where in you can see students shouting for their rights and even for the rights of other people. Those who shout for what they believe on the way they wan..."
R. C.
studied AB-POL.SCI,
graduated 2011
Promoted School
"Ambiance was okay. Had so much fun being a law student. Professors - 80% great while the rest are all mediocre."
M. C.
studied LL.B.,
graduated 2006
Promoted School
"Adequate educators, good basic facilities however the atmosphere is relatively like high school (don't know if this is a good thing or bad thing)."
I. L.
studied AB-POL.SCI,
graduated 2013
Promoted School
"Far Eastern University is in manila. The population is too big and the environment is too exhausting but despite of those characteristics Far Eastern University still \provides the good education."
A.
studied AB-POL.SCI,
graduated 2007
Promoted School
"The Professors in our school was all great and smart. The atmosphere was indeed excellent for students like us because it's very refreshing since it was all sorrounded by trees and green plants. We al..."
J. A.
studied AB-POL.SCI,
graduated 2000
Promoted School
"It is refreshing to know that I have met once in my life as a student a great group of professors and mentors. They are all deeply dedicated to their work, making they're students in effect one of the..."
S. A.
studied AB-POL.SCI,
graduated 2012
Promoted School
"Well all of the Filipino know about what's UP. The school that produces high competitive and productive citizens. I f you are graduate of UP. Your future is secured already. When I was studying I real..."
A. L.
studied LL.B.,
graduated 2007
Promoted School
"The campus is great and I loved how huge it was (even though most university campuses are on the same scale). I loved how we get more than 3 times of rain per month and in some cases we get heavy stor..."
Z. R.
studied BSPS,
graduated 2003
Promoted School
"Everyday in law school is like a thesis defense day; its not enough you know the answer, but you must also know how to explain it, expound on it and defend it. My law professors were really great, som..."
J. H.
studied LL.B.,
graduated 2009
Promoted School
"Everything about the school is alright, atmosphere, the professors, facilities also. They are continually being improved over time."
R. F.
studied LL.B.,
graduated 2014
Promoted School
"You cannot joke around here since you're going to be a lawyer. Had to join a fraternity too. Professors were lawyers, which showed how serious this is."
A. M.
studied LL.B.,
graduated 1999
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State University, Iba, Zambales
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Bachelor of Laws
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Master's
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This school is included under the "Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education" law that passed in 2017.
The law covers students enrolled in State and Local universities/colleges in Bachelors and Certificate programs.
Under the Law students in accredited State and Local universities/colleges will not pay any tuition fees or misc fee.
The Law covers only first time students (students who don't already have a college degree).
However, the full implementation of this law is not clear yet.
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Schools with less than 10 examinees in the past 4 exams, are not ranked.
This school is included under the "Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education" law that passed in 2017.
The law covers students enrolled in State and Local universities/colleges in Bachelors and Certificate programs.
Under the Law students in accredited State and Local universities/colleges will not pay any tuition fees or misc fee.
The Law covers only first time students (students who don't already have a college degree).
However, the full implementation of this law is not clear yet.