It is expected that consideration for early admission to the J.D. program at the Law Center as a dual-degree student will require a cumulative grade point average, "GPA," of at least 3.5 at the end of 90 undergraduate-eligible semester hours and achieving at least the median Law School Admission Test, "LSAT," score of the preceding year's entering class at the Law Center. Early admission is also contingent upon approval of the student's moral character and fitness responses.
Students participating in the program who have a GPA lower than 3.5 or who have an LSAT lower than the previous year's median may be considered for early admission at the discretion of the Law Center admissions committee. Additional application materials may be required, including a statement describing why they merit early admission. Early admission for such applicants will be contingent upon approval of the student's moral character and fitness responses.
Students who have earned college credit prior to enrolling in the Honors College may apply to and participate in the 3+3 program. However, in order to preserve the culture of the Honors College, in no case shall an Honors College undergraduate student be admitted to the Law Center through this program unless that student has completed at least 90 undergraduate-eligible semester hours while a student in residence in the Honors College.