JD Law at Case Western Reserve University

Students in the School of Law who are not enrolled in a dual-degree program may take up to nine hours of approved courses in the other graduate and professional schools of Case Western Reserve University and have such courses counted as elective credit toward the JD degree. Such coursework must be graduate-level coursework and must be closely related to the study of law and the student's educational/career objectives.

Faculty: School of Law  |  Duration: 12 credit hours (minimum)  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: Cleveland, OH, United States

What you will study

The JD degree requires successful completion of 88 credit hours, of which 44 hours are in specified required courses, at least 2 credit hours in the writing of a substantial research paper, at least three General Education courses (specific students may be required to complete more than three such courses), at least 12 credit hours of experiential learning experiences (including a required capstone experience complet

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