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PROGRAM DESCRIPTION:
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A Juris Doctor (JD) degree is awarded to students who complete the three-year program with an earned bachelor or higher degree.
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REQUIREMENTS:
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- Completion of three years of law school study or a minimum of 108 quarter credits.
- A minimum average of 70% ("Satisfactory") in all correspondence course work.
- Demonstration of honesty and ethnical conduct.
- Payment of all tuition, fees, assessments or other financial obligations to CULA.
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PREREQUISITES:
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Minimum of 54 semester or 81 quarter credits, though a bachelor degree is desired. This is a non-bar program (not registered with any B.A.R. Committee), and is therefore not advisable for those who wish to become practicing attorneys-at-law.
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INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS:
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CORRESPONDENCE
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CURRICULUM:
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(CORE REQUIREMENTS)
Contracts
Torts
Criminal Law
Legal Writing
Constitutional Law
Evidence
Criminal Procedure
Corporations
Agency and
Partnership
Wills and Trusts
Federal Taxation
*Minimum of 25% of degree requirements must come from core curriculum. |
