MSLAW/Nichols Graduate and Professional Studies Joint Degree Programs Nichols College and MSLAW have entered into an agreement which permits their students to work toward Graduate degrees and JD degrees simultaneously. MSLAW and Nichols College Graduate students will be able to credit nine hours of courses given by MSLAW toward both degrees, as well as an additional 9 hours of courses given by Nichols through their online graduate program. MSLAW students and graduates now have the opportunity to pursue three distinct Masters programs: A Masters in Business (MBA), a Masters in Organizational Leadership (MSOL), and a Masters in Accounting (MSA). Students may contact Rohit Bhasin with questions, and can contact Robin A. Frkal at Nichols College as well. Click here for more information. MSLAW/Fitchburg State University SIX YEAR Joint Degree Program Fitchburg State Univeristy and MSLAW have entered into a joint degree program which allows qualified students interested in pursuing a legal career to earn their BA or BS and their JD in six years, instead of the usual seven years. Students enrolled in the program complete a 90 credit course of study at Fitchburg State before matriculating to MSLAW. This accelerated program allows students to pursue a legal career a year earlier than would otherwise be possible, while at the same time saving the student significant tuition costs. Students may contact Rohit Bhasin for more information. To read the articulation agreement, please click here. MSLAW/Fisher College Joint JD/MBA Degree Program The purpose of this agreement is to allow students from MSLAW and Fisher College to attend classes at either institution and use credits from those classes towards either Masters of Business Administrations (MBA), Juris Doctor (JD) or a combined MBA/JD Degree. This agreement by Fisher and MSLAW recognizes the common objectives, content, and student competencies that exist in programs in specific disciplines common to both institutions. Based on the identification of common course content and competencies, appropriate arrangements can be made for students to pursue course work at Fisher and MSLAW and to be awarded a Masters in Business Administration degree from Fisher and/or a Juris Doctor degree from MSLAW upon completion of his or her studies at these institutions. Please click here for a copy of the agreement. MSLAW/Fisher College SIX YEAR Joint Degree Program The purpose of this agreement is to approve a mechanism by which the students from Fisher College may be admitted to the Massachusetts School of Law at Andover upon completion of a specified curriculum of studies at Fisher College. This agreement by Fisher College and the Massachusetts School of Law at Andover recognizes the common objectives, content, and student competencies that exist in programs in specific disciplines common to both institutions. Students may contact Rohit Bhasin with questions, and can contact Neil Trotta at Fisher College as well.