Miami Law students have the opportunity to apply to the joint JD/LLM or joint JD/MBA + LLM programs in Real Property Development. The joint degree programs offer the opportunity to earn multiple degrees simultaneously, saving both time and tuition expense.
The Joint JD/LLM Program in Real Property Development offers students an opportunity to earn both degrees in seven semesters. Students begin to take graduate level real estate courses during their third year, with 12 LLM credit hours counting toward both degrees. The Joint JD/LLM option is available to students from the University of Miami School of Law who have earned a minimum GPA of 2.80.
Students who are enrolled at other law schools and wish to apply to the joint JD/LLM Program must have earned a minimum GPA of 3.00. They must also submit a letter from their home school dean confirming that our program credits will be accepted for transfer toward their JD degree.
Students seeking admission to the joint degree program should apply no later than the end of the spring semester of their second year of law school. Students may apply earlier than the spring semester of their second year, with acceptance being conditioned upon GPA and other requirements being satisfied.
Students have to complete at least 4 credit hours from among the following electives: Note: Elective courses are not offered every semester.
The triple degree program offers a combination of legal and business degrees exclusively to students who were undergraduate business majors. These credentials are ideal for anyone with a long-term goal of servicing top corporate clients or becoming a senior executive in the real estate/real property arena. They also serve as significant assets in today's competitive marketplace to any attorney starting out in real estate law.Triple Degree JD/MBA + LLM
In this unique program students can obtain three degrees in four years – a JD, an MBA and an LLM. Students are essentially able to complete both the LLM and JD degrees in seven semesters and can complete an M.B.A. degree with only an additional two semesters or fewer, if summer school courses are taken.
Miami Law JD students apply to the Accelerated MBA Program early in their second year. (Note: You must have the results of your GMAT exam when you apply to the Accelerated MBA Program)
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