Though there are no additional application requirements for individuals who wish to apply for joint degree programs, the following notes apply:
JD/MELP
Students may seek enrollment in the JD/MELP joint degree program at the same time they apply for admission to the JD program. The option to enroll in the JD/MELP program remains open to students through the end of their first year. Students enrolled in the JD/MELP joint degree program can choose to take Environmental Law in the spring of their first year.
JD/MERL
Students may seek enrollment in the JD/MERL joint degree program at the same time they apply for admission to the JD program. The option to enroll in the JD/MERL program remains open to students through the end of their first year.
JD/MFALP
Students may seek enrollment in the JD/MFALP joint degree program at the same time they apply for admission to the JD program. The option to enroll in the JD/MFALP program remains open to students through the end of their first year.
JD/MARJ
Students may seek enrollment in the JD/MARJ joint degree program at the same time they apply for admission to the JD program. This joint degree program combines traditional law courses with restorative justice courses to prepare graduates to bring restorative practices and values to a range of justice systems.
JD/LLM in Energy Law
Students may seek enrollment in the JD/LLM in Energy program at the same time they apply for admission to the JD program. The option to enter the joint degree program remains open to all students in good standing until the date they receive the JD degree. Joint JD/LLM candidates must have a cumulative JD GPA of 3.0 at the end of their fifth semester to be eligible to pursue the LLM degree.
JD/LLM in Environmental Law
Students may seek enrollment in the JD/LLM in Environment program at the same time they apply for admission to the JD program. The option to enter the joint degree program remains open to all students in good standing until the date they receive the JD degree. Joint JD/LLM candidates must have a cumulative JD GPA of 3.0 at the end of their fifth semester to be eligible to pursue the LLM degree.
JD/LLM IN FOOD AND AGRICULTURE LAW
Students may seek enrollment in the JD/LLM in Food and Agriculture Law program at the same time they apply for admission to the JD program. The option to enter the joint degree program remains open to all students in good standing until the date they receive the JD degree. Joint JD/LLM candidates must have a cumulative JD GPA of 3.0 at the end of their fifth semester to be eligible to pursue the LLM degree.