Doctor of Jurisprudence: Part-Time (JD)
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Program Description
The Doctor of Jurisprudence, a professional degree that generally takes three academic years (six semesters) to complete, is a common prerequisite for the practice of law in the United States.
Willamette Law does not offer a formal part-time program, but students taking fewer than 10 credits are considered "part time" and pay tuition based on their class schedule. Students intending to start their studies at Willamette as a part time student are subject to the course sequencing requirements in this section, as well as to all academic requirements and regulations applicable to any Juris Doctor student.
Willamette Law does not offer a formal part-time program, but students taking fewer than 10 credits are considered "part time" and pay tuition based on their class schedule. Students intending to start their studies at Willamette as a part time student are subject to the course sequencing requirements in this section, as well as to all academic requirements and regulations applicable to any Juris Doctor student.
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School of Law
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Doctor of Jurisprudence (JD)