Students are referred to the School of Law section of the University of Colorado at Boulder Course Catalog for details of the curriculum leading to the professional degree, Juris Doctor (JD).
The School of Law of the University of Colorado, Boulder, requires a bachelor’s degree for admission but does not stipulate courses that shall constitute a pre-law curriculum. Normally, all degree programs in the College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences in Colorado Springs will enable a student to meet the School of Law admission criteria, with the possible exception of a few specialized performance programs, such as those involving concentration in music, studio fine arts, or physical education.
The Law School Admission Test (LSAT) is required of all applicants and should be taken as early as possible during the senior year.
Students are urged to consult the Admissions Office of the School of Law, Room 141, Fleming Law Building (Boulder). Please contact the UCCS Department of Political Science for pre-law advising.
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