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As an attorney, you'll encounter distinct daily challenges, ranging from negotiating intricate contracts to effectively presenting arguments in court. That's precisely why DePaul College of Law provides foundational legal education combined with innovative practical training methods, equipping you to handle contemporary legal issues. Through both academic coursework and real-world experience, DePaul's thorough program readies you for a legal career and future professional growth.
To obtain a Public Interest Law Certificate, students must fulfill the standard 86-credit Juris Doctor requirements. This includes completing at least 15 credits from designated public interest law courses and meeting the Service in Public Interest Law obligation. Candidates must maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA in certificate courses. Should students exceed the 15-credit minimum, all additional course grades from the approved list will contribute to the certificate GPA calculation.