Prof.D in Law

The Juris Doctor at Caruso School of Law is awarded after 88 units of coursework, including an upper-division writing requirement, a skills requirement and an experiential learning requirement. The school aims for graduates to be ready to practice, offering clinics, externships and several international study options. Students also take part in advocacy programs and moot court competitions against other law schools. Class sizes are small, with a seven-to-one student to faculty ratio. Applicants must have completed an undergraduate degree at a regionally accredited school. The file includes an application, resume, personal statement, two letters of recommendation and either an LSAT or a GRE score. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. Prospective students can ask for more information, join an information session to learn about admissions, and apply online through the Caruso School of Law.