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The Master of Laws in American Law Practice (LLM) program is designed for internationally-trained lawyers seeking to expand, refresh, or specialize their legal education. Participants in the American Law Practice track join Denver Law's JD courses, gaining full exposure to the U.S. legal education system. The curriculum prioritizes intimate class settings to ensure personalized instruction, fostering academic achievement and career growth.
To graduate, candidates must complete a minimum of 24 credit hours. Full-time students can finish the program in one year (two consecutive semesters), while part-time students (taking fewer than 12 credits per semester) have up to 24 months from enrollment. Note the specific visa requirements for F-1/J-1 status. A minimum cumulative GPA of 2.7 is required to maintain satisfactory academic progress.