J.D. Program
The Juris Doctor (J.D.) Program is a three-year, full time program. Students must earn 90 credits to graduate.
The University of South Carolina School of Law's curriculum provides you with not only a strong first year foundation of required courses, but also the opportunity to choose from many elective courses during your second and third year that match your unique interests.
The Juris Doctor (J.D.) Program is a three-year, full time program. Students must earn 90 credits to graduate.
Students interested in a companion degree to accompany their J.D. can maximize their time and money with our dual degree programs.
South Carolina Honors College students can earn their B.A. or B.S. degree and their J.D. degree in just six years.
Practice law with real clients before you graduate.
Earn academic credit while working under the supervision of an attorney in the practice area of your choosing.
Capstone courses are a simulation of a real law firm, in which you and your fellow students solve complex legal problems.
A study-abroad program in London, taught in conjunction with The Honourable Society of Gray's Inn, one of the four London Inns of Court.
South Carolina Law is home to the first voluntary Pro Bono Program at a U.S. law school.