Program Overview
MSCJ/JD Dual Degree Program
The MSCJ/JD Dual Degree program is offered by Suffolk University, combining the College of Arts and Sciences and the Suffolk University Law School. This program enables students to earn both a Master of Science in Criminal Justice (MSCJ) and a Juris Doctor (JD) degree.
Program Overview
Through this dual-degree program, students will emerge prepared to think critically and act decisively to improve outcomes for both individuals and communities. The program features a faculty roster of leading thinkers in the field and hands-on internships to help students maximize their professional potential.
Requirements
The program requires:
- MSCJ Requirements: 24 Credits
- JD Requirements: 80 Credits
- Total: 104 Credits
Application and Admission
Students may apply for this dual-degree program before entering Suffolk University, during their first year of full-time Master of Science in Criminal Justice (MSCJ) studies, or during their second or third year of study at the Law School.
Priority Application Deadlines
- April 1
Application Materials
- LSAT, GRE, or JD-Next Exam scores
- LSAC online application
- Two required essays (one of which describes the desire to pursue the JD/MSCJS dual degree)
- All college and graduate school transcripts
- At least two letters of recommendation
- Application fee (fee waivers are available)
Cost of Graduate Study
The cost of graduate study at Suffolk includes tuition and fees, which can be viewed on the university's website, along with an estimated cost of attendance.