KING UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
3+3 Accelerated Law Program
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
36 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
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Bachelor's
Level
- 6 yearsTotal time to achieve JD
- 1 year savedCompared to traditional path
- Reduced debtPotential for lower educational costs
- Preferred AdmissionStreamlined ASL application process
This program is a collaborative agreement between King University and Appalachian School of Law (ASL) that allows qualified students to complete their undergraduate degree and begin law school in an accelerated timeframe. Students will complete three years of undergraduate study at King University and then move on to Appalachian School of Law. Upon successful completion of their first year of law school, that year's coursework will retroactively count towards their undergraduate degree, effectively fulfilling the requirements for a bachelor's degree. This pathway is available for undergraduate majors in English, History, or Political Science.
Careers
This program is designed to launch graduates into their legal careers a year ahead of their peers. Graduates will be equipped to serve the legal needs of the central Appalachian region, where there is a recognized need for legal professionals.
- Lawyer
- Legal professional
Frequently asked questions
- What is the total duration of the 3+3 Accelerated Law Program?
- The program allows students to complete both their undergraduate degree and a Juris Doctor (JD) in a total of six years, saving one year compared to a traditional path.
- Which undergraduate majors are eligible for this accelerated program?
- This pathway is available for undergraduate majors in English, History, or Political Science at King University.
- How does the application process work for Appalachian School of Law (ASL)?
- Qualified King University students in the program receive preferred admission status to ASL, streamlining the application process after three years of undergraduate study.
- Will I receive my bachelor's degree before starting law school?
- No, upon successful completion of your first year of law school at ASL, that year's coursework will retroactively count towards and fulfill the requirements for your bachelor's degree from King University.
- What are the career prospects after completing this program?
- Graduates will be equipped to serve as lawyers and legal professionals, particularly addressing the recognized need for legal professionals in the central Appalachian region.
Entry requirements
Undergraduate StudyCompletion of three years of undergraduate coursework at King University in English, History, or Political Science.
Law School AdmissionMeet ASL's admission criteria and successfully complete the first year of law coursework.
This program is primarily for regional students seeking to attend Appalachian School of Law.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees for both King University and Appalachian School of Law are not specified in the provided text. Students should consult the respective institutions for current fee information.
Tuition (home)Tuition fees for both King University and Appalachian School of Law are not specified in the provided text. Students should consult the respective institutions for current fee information.
LivingLiving costs are not specified in the provided text. Students should consult King University and Appalachian School of Law for estimated living expenses.
The program is designed to potentially reduce overall educational debt by shortening the time to degree completion.
How to apply
1. Enroll at King UniversityBegin your undergraduate studies at King University, declaring a major in English, History, or Political Science.
2. Meet Program RequirementsMaintain a qualified academic standing throughout your three years of undergraduate study at King University to be eligible for preferred admission to ASL.
3. Apply to Appalachian School of Law (ASL)As a qualified King University student, you will receive preferred admission status to ASL. Complete the ASL application process.
4. Begin Law SchoolUpon acceptance, commence your first year of studies at Appalachian School of Law, located in Grundy, Virginia.
5. Fulfill Degree RequirementsSuccessfully completing your first year of law coursework at ASL will retroactively apply to your King University degree, fulfilling your bachelor's degree requirements.
Frequently asked questions
What is the total duration of the 3+3 Accelerated Law Program?
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The program allows students to complete both their undergraduate degree and a Juris Doctor (JD) in a total of six years, saving one year compared to a traditional path.
Which undergraduate majors are eligible for this accelerated program?
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This pathway is available for undergraduate majors in English, History, or Political Science at King University.
How does the application process work for Appalachian School of Law (ASL)?
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Qualified King University students in the program receive preferred admission status to ASL, streamlining the application process after three years of undergraduate study.
Will I receive my bachelor's degree before starting law school?
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No, upon successful completion of your first year of law school at ASL, that year's coursework will retroactively count towards and fulfill the requirements for your bachelor's degree from King University.
What are the career prospects after completing this program?
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Graduates will be equipped to serve as lawyers and legal professionals, particularly addressing the recognized need for legal professionals in the central Appalachian region.