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Loyola's JD Day Program provides a comprehensive three-year, full-time curriculum. Classes run between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m., offering students adaptable scheduling options. Numerous engaging extracurricular activities, organized by student organizations and administrative offices, are available for participation. The academic program features diverse course selections and specialized focus areas across multiple legal disciplines. Foundational courses introduce students to various legal fields while preparing them for bar exam success. With over 325 electives—ranging from Bioethics to Immigrant Advocacy—students can delve into legal specialties beginning in their first year.
The curriculum features specialized Concentration programs targeting key practice areas. These legal majors enable focused academic exploration and hands-on training, including a semester of simulated or real-client practice. The Concentrations provide thorough preparation in specific legal fields, equipping graduates with the skills needed to excel professionally. As employers increasingly seek job-ready candidates, these programs prepare students to meet current market demands.
For those preferring flexible study options in other legal domains, Loyola offers Integrated Courses of Study. These provide curated course recommendations and practical training opportunities in fields like healthcare law, political process law, family law, and more.