Master of Laws (LLM)
Duration - Up to 2 years
Credits – 24
Learning Format - In-Person
The Master of Laws (LLM) in American Legal Studies is designed as a general overview of the legal system in the United States.
The program is intended for foreign-trained lawyers to become eligible to sit for the bar exam in several states including Washington and California.
With part-time options and evening classes, you can choose the schedule that is best for you:
Prepare for the Bar Exam
Seattle University School of Law is committed to providing LLM students with individualized counseling and support in preparation for the Uniform Bar Exam. Our Bar Studies program provides the foundation you need to approach the bar exam with confidence.
Our staff will work with you to determine bar eligibility and design a customized course of study for the bar exam.
The law school also offers a free, two-month Supplemental Bar Exam course twice each year to LLM students and recent graduates to assist you in your bar exam preparation.
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To be eligible to apply for the LLM Programs, prospective students require a law degree (LLB). Seattle University has a simple application process. Students will be required to submit the following documents along with the completed admissions application:
Fees Structure: *2024-25 academic year
Seattle University Law School charges tuition by credit ($1,963 per credit*). To complete the requirements for the LLM degree, the total cost is $47,112* for 24 credits. You will also incur additional costs including food, housing, and transportation (approximately $32,000). You may find detailed information about current tuition and fees via the Law Business Office.
Scholarships: A limited number of merit scholarships are available to incoming LLM students. Scholarships are awarded at the time of admission.
No upcoming intake deadlines available at this time.
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