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FlexTime JDSM Program
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This unique program is designed to accommodate the schedules of students who might typically enter a part-time law program, but need even more flexibility for work or family obligations. The program provides this increased flexibility through uniquely tailored combinations of online and in-person instructional components. The program will provide students with maximum flexibility while maintaining a rigorous course of study that will prepare them for the realities of law practice, and will do so using the latest in evidence-based teaching and learning tools. FlexTime students will be able to complete the requirements for their JD in just under four years, allowing successful members of the inaugural fall 2018 class to sit for the July 2022 bar exam.
As part of the FlexTime JD program, classes are offered in a hybrid model which requires students to attend classes in person for only 10 Sundays plus 3-4 fully remote Sundays. Students have the option of taking up to 15 credits fully online. Students attend fall, spring and summer for the first three years. During their fourth year, they can complete their final credits in just two semesters.
All content, both in person and online, is delivered in a manner that matches the standards for Touro's full-time day program. In fact, the extended in-person sessions and online delivery platform provide numerous teaching and learning opportunities unique to the FlexTime JDSM Program.
Admissions Criteria
Consistent with ABA requirements, Touro Law Center's goal in admitting candidates to its JD Programs and LLM Programs is the likelihood of success in the program to which the person is being admitted. The selection process is holistic and not mechanical.
- LSAT score
- Undergraduate GPA
- College major and course selection
- Trend of undergraduate grades
- Writing ability (as demonstrated by the quality of the Personal Statement and LSAT Writing Sample/s)
- Personal qualities of integrity, resilience and commitment to public service
- Successful graduate study, where applicable
- Professional experience and achievement after college, where applicable
- Letters of recommendation from persons with direct knowledge of the individual's intellectual ability, natural aptitude, and strength of character
In addition to the above criteria, applicants for the FlexTime JDSM Program must show strong academic credentials and demonstrate an ability as a self starter. Only applicants who earn their Bachelor's degree prior to the start date may apply for admission to the FlexTime Program.
Financial Aid
FlexTime JD students will be eligible for all financial aid and merit scholarships available to students in the traditional program. Based upon the strong academic credentials and qualifications of students admitted to this program, Touro Law intends to make available substantial scholarship funding.
Curriculum
Fall 1 (9 Credits)
| Contracts I | 3 credits |
| Torts I | 3 credits |
| Legal Process I | 3 credits |
Spring 1 (9 Credits)
| Contracts II | 3 credits |
| Torts II | 3 credits |
| Legal Process II | 3 credits |
Summer 1 (6 Credits)
Fall 2 (9 Credits)
| Property I | 3 credits |
| Criminal Law | 3 credits |
| Professional Responsibility | 3 credits |
Spring 2 (9 Credits)
| Property II | 3 credits |
| Constitutional Law I | 3 credits |
| Business Organizations | 3 credits |
Summer 2 (6 Credits)
| Evidence | 4 credits |
| EITHER Trial Practice (MTE) | 2 credits |
| OR Commercial Drafting Lab (MTE) (either may be online) | 2 credits |
Fall 3 (9 Credits)
| Business Organizations II | 3 credits |
| Constitutional Law II | 3 credits |
| Elective (may be online) | 3 credits |
Spring 3 (9 Credits)
| Trusts & Estates | 3 credits |
| Sales (may be online) | 3 credits |
| Elective (may be online) | 3 credits |
Summer 3 (up to 6 Credits)
