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Juris Doctor / Master of Business Administration

Delaware Law and Widener University School of Business Administration in collaboration offer a juris doctor/master of business administration (JD/MBA). If you’re interested in business or corporate law, this dual degree program might be exactly what you’re looking for. It allows students to simultaneously pursue graduate education in both law and business.

ADMISSION

Interested applicants must meet the qualifications for admission set forth by both Delaware Law and the School of Business Administration.

  • Currently enrolled JD students may apply up to the third full-time or fourth part-time semester of law school provided they have achieved a minimum 2.7 cumulative grade point average. The GMAT is waived for JD students who have met this criteria. JD students must meet with the program advisor Professor Paul Regan to obtain and complete a JD/MBA dual degree program application.  Following his approval, students then apply to the School of Business Administration and must meet all School of Business Administration admissions requirements.
  • Currently enrolled MBA students must take the LSAT; meet all law school admissions criteria and character and fitness requirements; meet all dual degree program criteria for JD students as noted above; and enroll at the Law School prior to completion of their last nine credits of qualifying MBA coursework.

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

The JD/MBA program requires credits be earned from both the Law School and School of Business Administration. The JD degree is a 90 credit program, while the MBA program is a 33 credit program. Students admitted to the dual degree program will receive up to 9 credits toward the MBA degree for qualifying coursework taken as part of the JD program, and 9 credits toward the JD degree for qualifying coursework taken as part of the MBA program, thus resulting in a total reduction of 18 credits had the two degrees been pursued separately. No credit toward the JD degree can be given for MBA courses taken prior to matriculation at Delaware Law. The JD/MBA dual degree can be completed in four years of full-time study or five years of part-time study.

Contact Information

JD Program
Professor Paul L. Regan
Phone: 302-477-2171
Email: [email protected]

MBA Program
Widener University
Jose Proenca, PhD
MBA Program Director
Phone: 610-499-4330
Email: [email protected]

Delaware Law
Admissions Office
Phone: 302-477-2703
Email: [email protected]

Widener University
Professor Whitney Turner
Program and Advising Coordinator
Phone: 610-499-4304
Email: [email protected]