Michigan State University College of Law (MSU Law) is a Big Ten law school with a history dating back to 1891. It is an integrated college of MSU located in East Lansing. MSU Law values diversity, inclusion, dedication, and immersion in the legal profession. The college seeks students who are passionate advocates for justice, independent in their career paths, and who bring diverse perspectives to the learning community. The program offers rigorous academics, dedicated faculty, and a vibrant campus environment designed to prepare students for successful futures in law.
Graduate applicants should consult the MSU Graduate School for their specific English language requirements. International students who are not U.S. citizens or permanent residents and for whom English is not their first language must provide proof of English proficiency. This can be demonstrated through qualifying test scores or transcripts from a U.S. high school or university.
Specific tuition and cost details are not provided on the main program page and require visiting the linked 'Tuition & Costs' section.
Fully integrated college of Michigan State University and a Big Ten law school.
You need an undergraduate degree and proof of English proficiency, such as an IELTS score of 6.5 overall. The admissions process is holistic, considering various factors beyond academics.
Applications are submitted through the provided Application Portal, and you can request a fee waiver if eligible. The admissions process is holistic.
Applications for Fall 2027 will open in August. The deadline for Fall 2026 has passed.
Specific tuition and cost details are available via the 'Tuition & Costs' link. Living cost information can also be found in that section.
The program page does not specify the exact duration of the JD program or provide module details for each year.
A CFA Program Student Scholarship is mentioned, which waives an enrollment fee and discounts exam registration for eligible students enrolled at an affiliated university. Specific details and application procedures are provided.