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Here are 20 law colleges in Texas and their specializations:

 

1. University of Texas at Austin School of Law - Business Law, Energy Law, Intellectual Property Law, and more

 

2. Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law - Corporate Law, Intellectual Property Law, and more

 

4. Baylor University Law School - Business Law, Intellectual Property Law, and more

 

5. University of Houston Law Center - Health Law, Energy Law, Intellectual Property Law, and more

 

6. Texas A&M University School of Law - Energy Law, Intellectual Property Law, and more

 

7. St. Mary's University School of Law - Business Law, Health Law, and more

 

8. South Texas College of Law Houston - Corporate Law, Intellectual Property Law, and more

 

9. Texas Tech University School of Law - Energy Law, Intellectual Property Law, and more

 

10. University of North Texas at Dallas College of Law - Public Interest Law, Criminal Law, and more

 

11. Texas Southern University Thurgood Marshall School of Law - Public Interest Law, Criminal Law, and more

 

12. Texas Wesleyan University School of Law - Business Law, Intellectual Property Law, and more

 

13. University of Texas at San Antonio School of Law - Immigration Law, Criminal Law, and more

 

14. Texas A&M University - Central Texas, Pre-Law Program

 

15. Sam Houston State University - Pre-Law Program

 

16. University of Houston-Downtown - Pre-Law Program

 

17. University of Texas at Dallas - Pre-Law Program

 

18. University of Texas at El Paso - Pre-Law Program

 

19. Texas State University - Pre-Law Program

 

20. University of Texas at Arlington - Pre-Law Program

 

21. University of North Texas - Pre-Law Program

 

Please note that only the law schools at University of Texas at Austin, Southern Methodist University, Baylor University, University of Houston, Texas A&M University, St. Mary's University, and South Texas College of Law Houston offer Juris Doctor (JD) degree programs. The other schools on this list offer pre-law programs to prepare students for law school. The law schools have different specializations, admission requirements, and tuition fees, so it is important to research each one to determine the best fit for your interests and goals.

 

These law colleges have different specializations, admission requirements, tuition fees, and more, so it is important to research each school to determine the best fit for your interests and goals.

 

It is important to research each school and their specific admission requirements, tuition fees, and specialties to determine the best fit for your interests and goals.

 

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