Note: No Application Fee.

• Complete our Online Application or our LSAC Application.

Applicants must submit the following documents either by courier or via email to [email protected] (Note: Application materials in languages other than English must be accompanied by certified English translations.):

• Curriculum vitae (résumé);
• Signature form (pdf);
• Personal Statement;
• Original official transcripts from colleges, universities, and graduate or professional schools attended, including a current law school transcript;
• Two letters of reference, preferably from law school professors or legal employers;
• For non-native English speakers, proof of English proficiency:
  • Receipt of an undergraduate or graduate degree from an English language institution;
  • Multi-year employment in a position in which English is the primary language of communication; or
  • A minimum test score of 88 (Internet-based) on the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), or 6.5 on the International English Language Testing System (IELTS).

Note: The F-1 student visa process may take up to three (3) months. We encourage students to submit their application no later than May 15 to allow sufficient time for processing.

• Graduation from a school of law approved by the American Bar Association; or
• Admission to the Bar of a state in the United States; or
• Graduation from a faculty of law in a foreign country whose educational authority has authorized that faculty to issue degrees in law.

1. LL.M. Transnational Business Practice — Two semesters (full-time) or three/four semesters (part-time) of study on the Pacific McGeorge Campus. A student must complete 24 semester units on the Sacramento campus and must begin the program in August.
2. LL.M. Transnational Business Practice with Internship — One semester of study on the Pacific McGeorge Campus and the opportunity to participate in a 12-week internship with an international law firm. Students must complete 24 semester units. Students begin their program in August, starting in the fall semester followed by the internship in the spring semester.

Curriculum: Our LL.M. program has only two requirements:

1. A substantive course: Transnational Litigation or International Business Agreement;
2. LL.M. Legal Writing, Research, and Analysis for those trained in law outside of the United States, which is tailored to introduce students to common law courts, sources, legal reasoning, techniques of legal research and writing. The remaining course units can be customized to meet your individual career goals.

1. LL.M. Transnational Business Practice — Two semesters (full-time) or three/four semesters (part-time) of study on the Pacific McGeorge Campus. A student must complete 24 semester units on the Sacramento campus and must begin the program in August.
2. LL.M. Transnational Business Practice with Internship — One semester of study on the Pacific McGeorge Campus and the opportunity to participate in a 12-week internship with an international law firm. Students must complete 24 semester units. Students begin their program in August, starting in the fall semester followed by the internship in the spring semester.

Curriculum: Our LL.M. program has only two requirements:

1. A substantive course: Transnational Litigation or International Business Agreement;
2. LL.M. Legal Writing, Research, and Analysis for those trained in law outside of the United States, which is tailored to introduce students to common law courts, sources, legal reasoning, techniques of legal research and writing. The remaining course units can be customized to meet your individual career goals.