The Master’s Degree Program of Washington School of Law is available to students through external study and filmed lectures. Many lawyers, accountants and tax practitioners reside in areas where graduate tax programs are unavailable. Some potential students would attend graduate tax programs that do exist in their area, but for the burden of travel time and expense incident to such traditional programs. The graduate tax program of Washington School of Law is meant to serve the needs of these students by providing an accessible, convenient, inexpensive, thorough, and quality graduate tax program patterned after other traditional tax programs throughout the nation, but offered through external study and filmed lectures. Students are given the opportunity to achieve the valuable Master’s Degree in Taxation without sacrificing the development of their professional practice, without having to spend thousands of dollars to move to another city or state, and without unduly disturbing their family and social lives - all this at a tuition cost which is considered to be competitive with the private educational graduate tax programs that exist. The entire program can be taken through external study.

The lectures, given by competent tax lawyers and accountants, are recorded in the realistic context of the classroom itself. This provides a valuable interplay between the professors and the students. Most of the students are professional tax practitioners themselves (i.e., CPA’s or lawyers), many of them for a number of years. The class lectures, the assigned texts, and the examination requirements, assure the external study student of a quality educational experience.

For more information about our graduate tax program, please click on the “Tax Bulletin” link.

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