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You can opt-out at any time. Loyola Law s three-year full-time day Juris Doctor (J.D.) program operates from mid-August to mid-May; there also an evening program .
Total enrollment: 1360 Application fee: $65 Priority application deadline: February 1 in the year seeking Fall admission(day); April 15 (evening); December 1 for Early Decision . Applicants are strongly encouraged to apply online through the Law School Admission Council (LSAC), but may also apply by filling out the paper application available on the school s website (PDF); the school notes, however, that there is a considerable processing delay with paper applications. In addition to the application, applicants must submit:
For complete information on admission procedures at Loyola Law, see Application Requirements . Loyola Law accepts applications for transfer from students who have completed one year of full-time study at an ABA-approved law school. Interested students should submit the application and fee as well as the following:
For more information on transferring to Loyola Law, see Transfer Students . In order to earn a Juris Doctor degree, a Loyola Law student must earn 87 credit hours; in addition to the first-year curriculum below, degree candidates must also complete an upper-level writing requirement, Constitutional Law II, Ethical Lawyering, Evidence, and a breadth course. For more detailed information, see Graduation Checklist . The required first-year curriculum includes Contracts, Criminal Law, Property, Torts, Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law, and Legal Research and Writing. In addition to the LL.M. program in Bologna, Loyola Law also offers several summer study abroad opportunities in Costa Rica, China, Italy, and London. Loyola Law has three student-run law journals: Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review . Loyola of Los Angeles Entertainment Law Review . and programs and centers for specific legal interests such as the the Cancer Legal Resource Center, Civil Justice Program, and The Journalist Law School. A majority of Loyola Law students take the California Bar Exam and, in 2007, achieved a 74.9% pass rate. The overall pass rate for the California Bar Exam was 65%. Loyola Law reports that from the graduating class, 94% were employed as of April . Sixty-three percent went to law firms, 15% pursued public interest positions, 14% went into business and industry, 6% entered government careers (including judicial clerkships), and 2% entered academia. Salaries for Loyola Law grads working in law firms ranged from $70,000 to $160,000, while the median salary in public interest positions was $50,000. share on facebook pin to pinterest
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