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Maryland has no shortage of pre-law programs, but only one campus offers law-related undergraduate, graduate and J.D. programs in the same place. The University of Baltimore houses its School of Law directly on campus, which means you can connect with it as an undergraduate and take a faster, more streamlined route to your law degree.
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Preparing for law school takes more than an interest in the field. It takes critical thinking, clear communication and a real understanding of how law, government and legal systems work.
UBalt has the pre-law path to get you there. Early Entry Law students begin law school during senior year, pay undergraduate tuition during year one of law school and graduate with both degrees in 6 years. Presumptive Admit students receive automatic admission to the UBalt School of Law after graduating from UBalt (if qualifications are met).
Study steps away from The University of Baltimore School of Law and build connections there long before you apply.
Develop the critical thinking, communication and analytical skills that matter in law school and in a wide range of law-related careers.
Qualifying students can save a full year of time and expense on the way to earning a law degree.