Master of Comparative Law

Program Description

The Master of Comparative Law (M.C.L.) Program is a one-year degree program for international LL.M. graduates seeking to continue their studies in U.S. and comparative laws. The program is designed for experienced lawyers, corporate counsel, consultants, judges, prosecutors, academics, members of government ministries and bankers.

Our program provides students with the opportunity to study the differences, similarities, and interrelationships of different systems of law around the world and will help you prepare for the challenges of today's global economy. It is a top choice for students looking to become leaders in the legal profession.

Program Details

Institution

USC Gould School of Law

Duration

9 Months

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

Full Time

Qualification

LLM

Entry Requirements

To qualify for admission to the M.C.L. program, applicants must have earned their first law degree (LL.B. or the equivalent) outside of the United States and must have earned a Master of Laws (LL.M.) degree or the equivalent. Admission is highly selective and those admitted will have excellent law school records, strong letters of recommendation, proficiency in English and leadership potential. Although not required, some work or research experience following the completion of the first law degree and the LL.M. degree is preferred. Our program does not require the LSAT exam; however, we do require the TOEFL exam.

Entry Requirements GPA

3

Application Process

A completed online or mail-in application form must be submitted along with the following documents by February 1 of the year in which you wish to enroll.
--Signed Application & Fee
--TOEFL Report
--Transcripts and Degree Verification
--Financial Support Documentation
--Personal Statement
--Two Letters of Recommendation
--Resume/ Curriculum Vitae
--Passport Copy of Applicant and Accompanying Family Members
--Passport Size Photo