JD in Juris Doctor – Constitutional Law
At Liberty University Law, Juris Doctor – Constitutional Law is taught from the perspective of our nation’s Founding Fathers, believing that law and legitimate governmental authority come from God.
Duration
3 years
Starting Date
August
Tuition Fee
$37,885 per year
Location
Lynchburg, United States
About the program
Through the Constitution, certain powers (e.g., power to regulate interstate commerce and coin money) have been delegated to the federal government, reserving all others to the states or to the people.
All civil government has limits on jurisdiction, and the Constitution expressly articulates several rights designed to protect individuals.
At Liberty University Law, you can enhance your decision-making skills and prepare to protect constitutional freedoms, defend your clients, and restore the culture.
Courses include
- Administrative Law
- Bioethics and the Law
- Constitutional Litigation Clinic
- Externship
- Federal Jurisdiction
- First Amendment Law Seminar
- School Law Seminar
- State and Local Government
Minimum requirements
- To be admitted to Liberty’s J.D. program, you’ll need a bachelor’s degree from an institution that is accredited by an accrediting agency recognized by the Department of Education.
- One letter of recommendation is required, addressing your academic performance and abilities, preferably from a faculty advisor or professor in your major field of study. If you have been out of school for several years or have served in the military, a letter from an employer or commanding officer is appropriate.
- Applicants are encouraged to submit a current résumé with the Application for Admission form. Your résumé should include your work experience, honors, awards, extracurricular activity, and community service.