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Queen’s Law has joined with the Department of Economics to offer a combined program that allows students to obtain both an MA and JD degree in three years.
- How Many Applications Do You receive?
- How Many Years of An Undergraduate Program Do I Need in Order to Apply?
- What Undergraduate Program Should I Study to Prepare For Law School?
- Do You Have Minimum Admissions Requirements?
- Do All Documents Have to Be in by November 1?
- How Are Grades and The LSAT weighed?
- How Do You Treat Multiple LSAT Scores?
- When Can I Expect to Hear If I Have Been admitted?
- When Will I Know If I Have Been Awarded An Entrance Scholarship?
- What Financial Assistance Is Available to Me? What Are The Costs of Attendance?
In 2023 we received just over 2900 applications. The target enrolment for the incoming first-year JD class is 216.
To be eligible for admission, applicants must have successfully completed a minimum of three years of full-time undergraduate studies at an institution recognized as providing an academic environment and education that prepares students for potential success in advanced study. Prior to completion of undergraduate degree studies, the applicant would...
There are no prescribed "pre-law programs" or program pre-requisites. Students at law school have completed undergraduate degrees in a wide range of disciplines including commerce, political science, engineering and pure sciences, philosophy, language studies and literature, economics, biology, sociology, music, fine art and international relations...
We do not have minimum admission requirements. Recommended scores and grades can be found under each category on the Admission Categories & Standardspage.
As long as you have submitted your OLSAS application online by November 1, application materials such as letters of reference and transcripts can follow after the deadline. All documents should be sent to OLSAS.
Grades indicate how well an applicant has mastered the academic discipline chosen for the undergraduate degree. The LSAT test assesses aptitude for legal studies through questions designed to measure reading comprehension, logical and analytical reasoning. Both grades and the LSAT score are considered academic factors of approximately equal weight....
The Admissions Committee will rely on the highest score achieved at the time of the admission decision.
Following the OLSAS application deadline, OLSAS will forward file contents in electronic format to Queen’s Faculty of Law. Files will be assembled from the electronic materials. Files in each of the admission categories are ranked for competitiveness and forwarded to the Admissions committee for review and decision throughout the cycle. Beginning i...
Most admission scholarships are awarded during the first round with the offer of admission. However, some admission scholarships will be awarded later in the admissions cycle as more funds become available.
It is recommended that you apply for the Queen’s Law Admissions Bursary(link is external). Full information on the costs of attendance, and about merit-based and needs-based assistance can be seen on the University Registrars' Student Awards Website(link is external). Tuition is posted on the website of the University Registrar(link is external).
The Queen's University Faculty of Law is a professional faculty of Queen's University at Kingston in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. According to the 2013 Maclean's Magazine Law School Rankings, Queen's is tied for third among law schools in Canada.
Those who pursue an undergraduate degree in economics are guided through courses in advanced economic theory, statistical and econometric analytics, the application of contemporary economic analysis in areas of policy analysis and design, and economic communication and research.
Welcome to the Economics Department at Queen's University, Canada. The QED continues to build on its distinguished history of teaching, research and innovation. Learn More.
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Queen's offers what we believe is the finest Masters program in Economics in Canada. Our program is rigorous and demanding, but it is also challenging and exciting, and it is noted for being highly collegial and congenial.
