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You’ll select which program you wish to begin first. You’ll start the first year at the school of your choice—either the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences or the School of Law—and take the second year in the other.

Then, in your third and fourth years, you’ll complete required courses in each discipline, as well as fieldwork that gives you exceptional experiential learning opportunities.

You can “double count� 12 credit hours toward each degree—which means you’ll spend less time and money earning these two impactful degrees, finishing in four years instead of five.

You’ll need to apply—and be admitted to—each school separately. We encourage (though don’t require) you to apply to both schools simultaneously, as you’re not guaranteed admission to the dual-degree program if you apply to the second school during your first year of study. To be considered a dual-degree student and receive the benefits of cross-credit allowance, you’ll need to follow a curriculum that pursues both degrees simultaneously and receive a C grade or better to receive cross-credit for the courses.

Each degree program will review applications separately and will make admission decisions separately. Timelines and due dates are different for each program. Please review each program's website for the correct date.

Admissions are rolling, and you may apply early or regular decision.

Typical applications include:

• ​â¶Ä� (also available for download) for the School of Law
• Statement of purpose
• Unofficial transcripts
• Three letters of recommendation
• CV or resume