Accelerated 6-Year (3+3) Law Scholars Program

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Do you want to go to law school? Get there faster and save tuition.

Detroit Mercy's Accelerated 6-Year (3+3) Law Scholars Program allows students to save time and money by earning their undergraduate degree and a law degree with six years of full-time study instead of the traditional seven. As a broad overview, students spend the first three years at Detroit Mercy's McNichols Campus working on their undergraduate degree and the last three years at the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law completing the Juris Doctor requirements. In the College of Liberal Arts & Education, qualifying majors are Economics, English and Political Science.

Program Benefits

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Access to Law-Only Events

Receive exclusive access to "law-only" events, such as the Lunch with a Lawyer series.

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A Reserved Space

Third-year Detroit Mercy undergraduate students in this program who meet the admission requirements at Detroit Mercy School of Law will have a space reserved for entry.

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Networking

Meet and network with judges and other legal professionals.

Accelerated 6-Year (3+3) Law Scholars Program for College of Liberal Arts & Education Majors

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    Economics Major

    Students majoring in economics develop their analytical talents in ways that will help them apply careful reasoning skills and gain a unique perspective on human behavior. These skills aid in helping predict the effects of particular rules, explain why certain rules exist and analyze whether they should exist.

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    English Major

    The study of English allows students to develop the ability to read and analyze texts that are complex and sophisticated, many of which deal with legal topics. Students majoring in English generally score higher on the GRE, LSAT, MCAT exams and earn higher scores on the GMAT exams than undergraduate business majors.

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    Political Science Major

    Completing undergraduate work in political science provides a foundation for research and analytical skills, and greatly helps students better understand the context of law, the systems that surround it and leadership within public service.

Contact for All CLAE 6-Year (3+3) Law Scholars Programs

Genevieve E. Meyers, Ph.D.

Genevieve E. Meyers, Ph.D.
Associate Professor and Chair
Department of Political Science
Director of the Pre-Law Program
313-993-1089
meyersge@udmercy.edu

Undergraduate Program Contacts

Economics Program

Victoria Mantzopoulos, Ph.D.

Victoria Mantzopoulos, Ph.D.
Associate Dean and Professor
Department of Economics
313-993-3254
armstrov@udmercy.edu

English Program

Mary-Catherine Harrison, Ph.D.

Mary-Catherine Harrison, Ph.D.
Associate Professor and Chair
Department of English
313-993-1081
mc.harrison@udmercy.edu

Political Science

Genevieve E. Meyers, Ph.D.

Genevieve E. Meyers, Ph.D.
Associate Professor and Chair
Department of Political Science
Director of the Pre-Law Program
313-993-1089
meyersge@udmercy.edu


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