Stetson University College of Law and the University of South Florida have partnered for a new “3+3” program that allows qualified students to earn both a bachelor’s and JD degree within six years.
Under the agreement, students spend three years at USF and three at Stetson, according to a written statement. Usually, students seeking a law degree complete a four-year undergraduate program and then three years of law school.
Students interested in the accelerated program must enroll in USF’s…
Stetson University College of Law and the University of South Florida have partnered for a new “3+3” program that allows qualified students to earn both a bachelor’s and JD degree within six years.
Under the agreement, students spend three years at USF and three at Stetson, according to a written statement. Usually, students seeking a law degree complete a four-year undergraduate program and then three years of law school.
Students interested in the accelerated program must enroll in USF’s…