The JD/MBA dual degree program at Northeastern University is a collaborative offering from the School of Law and the D'Amore-McKim School of Business. This four-year, full-time program is designed for students who wish to excel in the increasingly integrated fields of law and business, preparing them to lead in a rapidly changing corporate world driven by technology and data. Students will complete three years of law school and one year of business coursework, with the option to undertake their business studies after either their first or second year of law school. The curriculum allows for course credits to be counted towards both degrees, up to 9 semester hours from law towards the MBA and up to 12 semester hours from the MBA towards the JD, with students advised to work closely with advisors to maximize this overlap. The program offers flexibility in specialization, allowing students to choose two in-demand business concentrations from D'Amore-McKim or to pursue an interdisciplinary MBA x concentration in a relevant field offered in partnership with other Northeastern colleges. A key component of the program includes three semester-long co-op work experiences, arranged through Northeastern Law, providing practical, real-world experience.
Graduates of the JD/MBA program are well-positioned for leadership roles in a variety of sectors, leveraging their combined legal and business acumen. The program's focus on practical experience through co-ops further enhances career readiness.
International applicants should consult the university's international admissions page for specific requirements regarding transcripts, testing, and English language proficiency.
Tuition is billed by term, and an enrollment deposit is required to secure a place. Payment plans may be available through Student Financial Services.
The JD/MBA dual degree program is a full-time, four-year program. It integrates coursework from both the School of Law and the D'Amore-McKim School of Business.
Tuition is billed per term, and an enrollment deposit is required to secure your place. Specific program costs can be found via the university's tuition finder tool. Payment plans may be available.
The application deadline for Fall admission is January 1st. You should follow the graduate admissions process for Northeastern University, applying to both the School of Law and the D'Amore-McKim School of Business.
International applicants must have a completed undergraduate degree and submit LSAT scores for the JD portion. You will also need to ensure your transcripts are evaluated and meet English language proficiency requirements.
Graduates are prepared for leadership roles such as Corporate Counsel, Business Strategist, Management Consultant, and Investment Banker. The program's focus on practical experience through co-ops enhances career readiness.
Northeastern offers various scholarships, including automatic tuition discounts like the Northeastern Online Scholarships and the Double Husky Scholarship for alumni. Some scholarships are applied automatically upon admission or enrollment.