The Columbus School of Law and the National Catholic School of Social Service at The Catholic University of America offer a dual-degree program in which qualified full-time students may obtain both a Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree and a Master of Social Work (M.S.W.) degree. Students are able to earn both degrees in approximately four years, rather than five years, because some credits are shared by both programs. Students are assigned faculty advisers within each school. Applicants for admission to the dual-degree program must meet the separate admissions requirements of each school and must be accepted by each school independently.
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Requirements
Students must meet the degree requirements in both programs to receive the dual degree. In addition to credit requirements, there are writing and professional skills requirements in both programs.
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Course Plan
Students must choose either the clinical or social change concentration in their advanced years. Nine credits from the Law School will be accepted to fulfill requirements in the M.S.W. program according to the plan.
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