Osgoode Hall Law School offers students an extraordinary legal education. Our internationally renowned three-year Juris Doctor (JD) program provides a rich, innovative and interdisciplinary experience that exposes students to a broad array of perspectives. Throughout our curriculum, theory, practice and reflective assessment are integrated so students can develop a solid foundation in legal reasoning, build practical skills and gain an appreciation for the ethical dimensions of law and the legal profession. Our full-time professors and part-time faculty of practising lawyers and judges are among the country's top legal scholars and practitioners. We prepare our students to enter the legal profession with a unique combination of thoughtful and practical skills.

JD

Requirements for admission:

• Minimum three years (90 credits) of undergraduate study at a recognized university in a program leading to a degree.
  • We also welcome applications from those with less than three years of undergraduate study, if you satisfy the following requirements:
    • At least 26 years of age by September of the year in which you will start the program
    • Minimum five years of non-academic experience
    • Note the LSAT and English Language Proficiency requirement still apply.
• Law School Admission Test
• English Language Proficiency