Master of Business Administration/ Bachelor of Laws (Integrated M.B.A./J.D.)
University of WindsorWindsor, Canada
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- Master's
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About this programme
The four-year integrated MBA/JD program is administered by both the Odette School of Business and Windsor Law. The application process consists of two stages: During the first stage, you must apply separately to both the Odette School of Business and Windsor Law. 1. To apply to Windsor Law, follow the instructions for first-year admission to the JD program. You will need to supply the following materials: Ontario Law School Application (OLSAS) Windsor Personal Profile Official undergraduate, graduate or professional school transcripts Current official LSAT score report; including all LSAT scores written in the past six years Two letters of reference (if you attended university within the past three years, then at least one letter of reference needs to be academic in nature) 2. To apply to the Odette School of Business , follow the instructions for first-year admission to the MBA program. You will need to supply the following materials: Online application for Faculty of Graduate Studies GMAT scores TOEFL scores (if applicable) Copies of undergraduate, graduate or professional school transcripts Two letters of recommendation Please note that because of the accelerated nature of the MBA/JD program , we do not accept transfer applications. Once you have been accepted to both programs, you need to declare your intent to participate in the integrated MBA/JD program. This will allow you to defer your enrollment in one program while you attend the first year of classes in the other. Important note: Admission to both the Odette School of Business and Windsor Law does NOT aut
Entry requirements
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