This program is offered as a 3+3 pathway in which King’s students spend three years at King’s and then three years at Duquesne, with credits earned at the successful completion of the first year of law school transferring back to King’s to satisfy final graduation requirements
Benefits
Application fee waived
Preferred admission without the competition of the rest of the applicant pool
Guaranteed $25,000 per year scholarship and eligibility for traditional financial aid and scholarships in the 3+3 program
Completed at least three years of coursework (minimum 90 credits) at King’s College including all CORE requirements and the major courses required in the student’s field of study. Transfer students not eligible for the 3 + 3.
Earned a minimum GPA of 3.50 as calculated by the Law School Admission Council.
Taken the Law School Admission Test [LSAT] no later than January of their junior year and earned a minimum score at or above the 75th percentile of the most recent class to matriculate at the School of Law.**
Obtained a strong recommendation from the King’s College Pre-Law Advisor
Interviewed successfully with the School of Law prior to receiving a final admission decision
Remained in good academic and disciplinary standing throughout their matriculation at King’s College
Met all of the fitness, character, and other criteria for admission required by the Office of Admission of the School of Law
For the 3+3 program scholarship, the GPA and LSAT requirements set by Duquesne must be met to receive admission and the maximum scholarship. Currently, a student needs a King’s College GPA of a 3.5 and the LSAT minimum set by Duquesne, which is a 154.
**The official 75th percentile LSAT score is determined by the American Bar Association. The 75th percentile for the 2023-2024 admission year is 154. The score threshold in effect during a student’s academic year of application to Duquesne will apply.
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