The Juris Doctor Degree (JD) is a 4-year program, with a total of 92 credit hours required. See more details about the JD program curriculum and how those 92 credit hours are broken down annually.
The Executive Juris Doctor degree (EJD) is a 3-year program, with a total of 72 credit hours required. See more details about the EJD program curriculum and how those 72 credit hours are broken down annually.
How many hours you can expect to spend per week depends upon the type of degree you seek. JD students can expect to invest at least 25 hours per week, on average. EJD student hours can vary, given the more flexible nature of the program.