Knowledge and Skills for Real World Success
A Core Understanding of the Law
Our students develop a deep knowledge and understanding of substantive and procedural law across a range of subject areas.
Thoughtfully Applying Legal Knowledge
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Appreciating the Intersections of Law and Related Disciplines
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Exercising Proper Professional Judgment
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The Skills You Need to Excel as a Modern Professional
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JD Requirements
Students are required to complete 86 credits at graduation during 6 semesters in law school residence.
ML Requirements
Students must complete eight courses (consisting of three core foundation classes, one track-specific foundation class, and four upper-level classes) to earn the Master in Law degree.
LLM Requirements
Student must attend full-time for two academic semesters, taking no more than 17 and no less than nine credits per semester, and complete the requirements of either the Course Track or the Thesis Track.
SJD Requirements
Primarily, students must complete a dissertation that makes an original and substantive contribution to legal scholarship and an oral defense of that dissertation to earn the Doctor of the Science of Law degree.
LLCM Requirements
Candidates must complete at least 16 credits, earned in at least three courses per semester, over two semesters.
Toll Public Interest Center
The Toll Public Interest Center (TPIC) facilitates a wide array of pro bono and public service opportunities that help students grow personally and professionally, while becoming a force for good in the interest of justice.
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To supplement classroom study with real-world experience, the Law School offers experiential learning opportunities for students to observe and participate meaningfully in lawyering at government agencies, non-profit, public interest settings, as well as for deserving clients and communities.
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Learn MoreLegal Practice Skills
Learn the fundamental legal practice skills you need to think, communicate, and act like a lawyer. The Law School offers a variety of opportunities outside of regular coursework to hone your practical and professional skills.
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Registrar
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