Juris Doctor Degree (JD) - Law (Advanced Standing)

University of Arizona

Our core program is a three-year course of study towards the Juris Doctor degree (JD). Like at other law schools, much of the first-year curriculum is required. You'll receive intensive and individualized support in small sections for core courses and in your research and skills classes. In your second and third years you can select from a wide range of courses, seminars, clinics, internships and externships. With careful planning, you may also pursue a dual degree and interdisciplinary study with the vast offerings of the University of Arizona. More than 90 percent of law classes have fewer than 25 students, making your classes highly interactive and your professors readily accessible.

James E. Rogers College of Law