School of Law
School of Law
The Office of Students Affairs is committed to ensuring that all students are provided with the appropriate advising and resources to successfully progress towards graduation. Students can schedule an academic advising appointment by e-mailing osa@ubalt.edu.
The Office of Students Affairs can also refer you to professors who can provide specific information and guidance about areas of practice and guidance on career path options.
Students can view detailed information regarding academic policies in the Student Handbook whitch can be found on our Policies and Procedures page.
To earn the J.D., students must do the following:
1. Complete a minimum of 87 credits with a cumulative GPA of 2.00
2. Complete a combination of required and elective coursework.
In addition to academic advising, students should regularly monitor their progress towards degree completion by logging into the MyUB portal and viewing the Academic Requirements feature. This is a degree audit feature that tracks completed and in -progress courses, grades, transcript, GPA and academic requirements. Comprehensive information about the J.D. program can be found here.
Day and evening students can use the following guides to map out the required courses during their time with the School of Law. If you have specific questions, please contact us to further discuss.