Contact Information
Overview
Full-Time or Part-Time
Part-time
Program Length
4 years at 2 semesters per year, but it is possible to graduate earlier through the use of summer semester classes, externships, and online-only elective courses
Bar Admission
All U.S. jurisdictions (ABA-accredited)
Accreditation
ABA-Accredited — American Bar Association (ABA)
Number of Full-Time Faculty
69
Online Instruction Style
Asynchronous only
Total Credit Requirement
90 credits
On-Campus Attendance Requirement
On-campus classes typically occur every other weekend for a total of eight weekend sessions, plus two additional weekends for final exams. Saturday classes are generally from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday classes are generally from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Online Credits
1/3 of the program is offered online
Joint Degree Programs Offered
Yes, but each program must be applied to separately
Term
Semesters
Months Students May Begin
August
Months the Law School Confers Degrees
May, August, December
2025 First Year Part-Time Class LSAT
75th Percentile:
162
50th Percentile:
160
25th Percentile:
156
2025 First Year Part-Time Class GPA
75th Percentile:
3.80
50th Percentile:
3.66
25th Percentile:
3.36
Application
Deadline
June 1
2026
Acceptance Rate
41.33%
Enrollees from Applicant Pool
285
Test Type Accepted
LSAT
Estimated Tuition
Full-time: $2,113/credit + $422 fees; Part-time: $2,113/credit + $362 fees. Estimated total: $184,590
Scholarships Offered
During the admissions process, students are considered for merit-based scholarships
Application Fee
$65
Financial Aid Deadline
June 1, 2026
Part-Time Students Receiving Grants
74%
Federal Title IV Aid Eligible
Yes — ABA-accredited institutions are Title IV eligible
Extracurriculars Offered
Law Journal, Moot Court, and Mock Trial, after completion of the second year. Students in the program will also have additional programming just for them
Externship Possible
Yes, provided a student has completed the required first-year and upper-level courses (i.e., 40 credits in total)
Student Support Offered
Students will have access to support services, either in person or remotely, provided by the offices of academic advising, academic support, and career services