How many credits do you need to graduate Duke law?

Students enrolled in the JD program must earn 87 law credits to graduate.

What GPA is required for Duke law?

Admissions Statistics

Admissions Statistics	2020	2017
LSAT Score (Median)	169	168
LSAT Score (25th-75th percentile)	167-170	166-170
GPA (Median)	3.78	3.70
GPA Range (25th-75th percentile)	3.66-3.87	3.56-3.84

Is Duke law a good law school?

Duke Law is consistently ranked as one of the top law schools in the United States, and admits about 20 percent of applicants. The law school is one of the “T14” law schools, that is, schools that have consistently ranked within the top 14 law schools since U.S. News & World Report began publishing rankings.

How long is law school Duke?

The completion of the degree requires a minimum of two to three years and normally will involve at least one semester of courses in addition to those taken for the LLM degree.

Does Duke accept CLEP?

Duke does not recognize any AP exams that are taken after a student begins at Duke; Duke also does not recognize equivalent exams granting degree credit (CLEP, locally administered placement tests, etc.).

Can I transfer to Duke from community college?

While Duke does not accept transfer credits from community colleges or offer placement tests, Jachin will work with admissions on receiving a bye for some courses.

Is Duke law hard to get into?

Already, it’s clear that law school isn’t easy to get into. Duke’s acceptance rate hovers around 19%. Compared to Harvard Law (15%) or Stanford Law (9%), Duke’s rate is a bit more approachable.

How many APS does Duke accept?

5
Here are a few things to remember as you plan your Duke course load with AP® results in mind: Duke accepts AP® scores of 5 (and rarely 4) for course credit.

Does Duke require calculus?

At Duke, the introductory Physics courses are all Calculus-based. If you decide to take Algebra-based Physics elsewhere, you can request transfer credit for these courses, or you might choose to not transfer the courses to Duke.