All Rights Reserved. Not every future lawyer has the luxury to study the law full-time. At McGeorge, you can earn your law degree in your own time. This requires taking at least 8 units of summer school work in programs that have a total of 70 days. A dean meets with any student interested in this approach to map out intended summer school courses and make sure the total qualifies.
Summer school is equally available to full-time students.
Although summers cannot take the place of a a full-time semester, taking some course work in the summer can lighten a students load during the regular year. Completing the units required for graduation results in taking between 14 and 15 units each semester. Students may change from one division to the other freely. Some schools limit students to one transfer between full and part-time divisions. McGeorge does not.