The Law School provides a program for lawyers
who were educated outside the United States
to complete the required course work to become
eligible to sit for the Pennsylvania Bar Examination.
Applicants must consult the Bar Admission Rules
for information on all requirements.
The program consists of 39 credits of required
courses and takes two full years to complete.
The course work may be taken in either the Day
or Evening Division.
In order to be considered for admission as a
non-degree candidate who intends to sit for
the Pennsylvania Bar Exam, applicants must submit
the following to the Law School Admissions Office:
Application deadlines for this program are
the same as those for matriculating students.
It is strongly suggested that the TOEFL be
taken by March 1. The Admissions Committee will
generally consider a total TOEFL score of 600
to be minimally acceptable.
