Université de Moncton Law

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Contacts

Website: http://www.umoncton.ca/umcm-droit/
Phone: (506) 858-4560
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Program Information

JD (Juris Doctor)/L.L.B

• 3 year program
• Language of instruction is French
• Joint programs are offered
• Accepts about 40 students from around the world.

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Admission Requirements

Course and Degree Requirements

• Degree: Applicants must have completed a Bachelor's degree from a Canadian University (or equivalent) prior to entering the law program
  • Students who have one year left before completing may apply, provided that they have a GPA of at least 3.5 (4.3 scale)

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GPA

• Minimum: 3.0 (4.3 scale)
  • Minimum of 3.5 for applicants applying with three years of study
• GPA measured over last three years of study

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LSAT

• LSAT is not required, but if taken, marks may be submitted to the University
• Excellent scores will work in the applicants favour, while applicant will not be penalized for poor or mediocre scores

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Application and Supporting Documents

• Application form from the University, available here
• Online application with $50 CAD non-refundable fee, available here
• Questionnaire from the Faculty of Law, available here
• All University-level transcripts
• Two letters of recommendation from professors

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Language Requirements

• Applicants must show proficiency in French
• Applicant must obtain a grade of at least C+ on the exam for the Moncton University course FRAN1913
• In certain circumstances, applicant may be exempt from taking the exam

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Interview

• Applicants may be asked to be interviewed by the Admissions Committee

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Timeline

• March 31 - Deadline to submit application in order to be given priority
• May - FRAN1913 written if required

Tuition

• Tuition for Canadian students: 5 292 CAD
• Tuition for International students: 8 972 CAD

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