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• Application fee waived for applicants who meet all qualifications.
• Direct admission without the competition of the regular applicant pool.
• Qualified third-year students (juniors) will receive an annual guaranteed full-tuition scholarship during the three-year program (automatic renewal provided the student maintains good academic standing and observes the Code of Conduct and academic rules and policies).
• Qualified fourth-year students (seniors) will receive an annual guaranteed half-tuition scholarship during the three-year program (automatic renewal provided the student maintains good academic standing and observes the Code of Conduct and academic rules and policies).

• Complete a minimum of three years of coursework and 72 credits at Bryant.
• Earn a minimum cumulative undergraduate GPA at or above the 50th percentile of the most recent class to matriculate at Villanova Law.
• Apply by February 1 of the year in which you seek to enter Villanova Law.
• Junior applicants: Take the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) no later than January of your junior year and earn a minimum LSAT score at or above the 75th percentile of the most recent class to matriculate at Villanova Law.
• Senior applicants: Take the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) no later than January of you senior year and earn a minimum LSAT score at or above the 50th percentile of the most recent class to matriculate at Villanova Law.  
• Obtain a strong recommendation from Bryant’s pre-law advisor.
• Maintain good academic and disciplinary standing throughout your time at Bryant.
• Meet all fitness, character, and other criteria for admission as required by the Office of Admission at Villanova Law. 

• Personal statement not exceeding three double-spaced pages
• Resume
• Official LSAT score(s)
• At least one letter of recommendation
• Interview successfully with Villanova Law prior to receipt of final admission decision
• Credit Assembly Service (CAS) report with official transcripts from all colleges, universities, junior, or community colleges

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Students complete both undergraduate and graduate requirements in three years through the following schedule: 

First-year students will engage in six foundation courses taught in semester segments focusing on civil procedure, contracts, criminal law, property, constitutional law, and torts. In addition, first-years will take:

• 1 year-long Legal Analysis, Research, Writing, and Communication course
• Elective course
• One-week Financial Literacy module
• 1 year-long Professional Development course

Second- and third-year students build their own course of study alongside graduation requirements:

• Legal Writing III
• Constitutional Law II
• Professional Responsibility
• Practical Writing Research Paper Seminar (or Directed Research)
• One-week ÌìÃÀ´«Ã½Aspects of Law
• 2 Professional Development courses, clinic, or externship
• Focus area of study courses

The graduate course of study at Villanova University consists of three full-time consecutive years, for six years overall.