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JD MBA Required Curriculum

For the JD MBA concurrent degree, students must earn at least 86 law units, including 45 units in required core courses and 56 business units, including 28 units in required core courses.

Up to 12 of the required 86 JD units are accepted as crossover courses from the MBA program and up to 12 of the required 56 MBA units are accepted as crossover courses from the JD program.

First-Year Courses Law Units Business Units
Civil Procedure 4 Units -
Contracts 4 Units -
Criminal Law 3 Units -
Legal Research, Writing & Analysis 6 Units -
Property 4 Units -
Torts 4 Units -
Second-Year Courses Law Units Business Units
Competitive Analysis - 2 Units
Financial Accounting - 2 Units
Financial Case Analysis - 2 Units
Geopolitical Environment - 2 Units
Learning to Lead - 2 Units
Macroeconomic Business Conditions - 2 Units
Management Communications - 2 Units
Managerial Finance - 2 Units
Marketing - 2 Units
Spreadsheet Modeling - 2 Units
Technology-Enabled Innovation - 2 Units
Understanding Organizations - 2 Units
Third-Year Courses Law Units Business Units
Constitutional Law 4 Units -
Corporations 4 Units -
Ethics & Social Responsibility - 2 Units
Strategic & Competitive Advantage - 2 Units
Third or Forth-Year Courses Law Units Business Units
Evidence 4 Units -
Legal Ethics and the Practice of Law or Professional Responsibility 3 Units -
Upper Level Research & Writing Requirement - -
Professional Skills Requirement* Variable -

* Applies to law entrants as of Fall 2009