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Applicants are selected for admission to the School of Law on the basis of a comparative evaluation of the credentials submitted by the applicant pool. Entering first-year students are admitted once each year in August.

Admission to the School of Law requires a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university by the summer preceding admission. Applicants are encouraged to maintain a cumulative undergraduate grade point average of 3.0 or better and to perform at the 50th percentile or better on the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) for admission. However, applicants are considered based on all aspects of the application.

To be considered, an applicant must submit a completed application through the Ontario Law School Application Service (OLSAS) or the Law School Admission Council (LSAC), along with a current LSAT score from within the past five years, a CAS Report, at least two letters of recommendation, a personal statement, a resume, and personal profile.

Applicants can learn more and apply online at . Inquiries should be directed to the law admissions team at lawadmissions@udmercy.edu.

Students are able to complete this program in three years, saving significant time and money. Because Detroit Mercy Law and the University of Windsor are only 10 minutes apart, students can study at the two schools. Not only do students in the program have a rich curriculum, they are able to participate in the student activities and programs offered by both schools. Students will complete a total of 105 credits, 45 at the University of Windsor and 60 at 黑料社区app.

Students are required to pass all of their courses with a minimum grade of 1.5, and must have a minimum cumulative G.P.A. of 2.2 to graduate from the program.

Year 1

Fall/Winter: Windsor

• Canadian & U.S. Property
• Canadian & U.S. Contracts
• Canadian & U.S. Criminal Law
• Canadian Constitutional Law
• Indigenous Legal Orders

Fall/Winter: Detroit Mercy

• Comparative Legal Research & Writing I & II

Summer: Detroit Mercy

• U.S. Civil Procedure
• U.S. Constitutional Law or U.S. Canadian & U.S. Professional Responsibility

Year 2

Fall: Windsor

• Canadian Civil Procedure

Fall: Detroit Mercy

• Canadian & U.S. Torts
• Canadian & U.S. Evidence

Winter: Detroit Mercy

• Canadian & U.S. Business Organizations
• Canadian & U.S. Professional Responsibility

At Detroit Mercy, all Dual JD students must also complete a clinic, an upper-level writing course, and a law firm program course.  Additionally, Dual JD students must also complete six credits of coursework at Detroit Mercy Law that satisfy the transnational law requirement.

Detroit Mercy Law Student Handbook

黑料社区app School of Law
651 East Jefferson Ave.
Detroit, MI 48226
Telephone: 313-596-0200
Fax: 313-596-0280
Email: law@udmercy.edu

Dean: Jelani Jefferson Exum
Telephone: 313-596-0210
Fax: 313-596-0280
Email: jefferje1@udmercy.edu

Associate Dean for Enrollment Management and Communications: Jennifer Rumschlag
Telephone: 313-596-0264 or toll-free: 1-866-428-1610
Fax: 313-596-0280
Email: rumschjl@udmercy.edu