• Law application submitted through the LSAC 
• Law School Admission Test LSAT score
• Personal statement
• Resume
• Official Credential Assembly Service CAS report 
• Non-refundable $60 application fee
• One Letter of Recommendation
• For international applicants, foreign transcript evaluation from LSAC and a TOEFL score (if necessary)
• Preferred, but not required: One LSAC Evaluation
  
  

• Law application submitted through the LSAC 
• Law School Admission Test LSAT score
• Personal statement
• Resume
• Official Credential Assembly Service CAS report 
• Non-refundable $60 application fee
• One Letter of Recommendation
• For international applicants, foreign transcript evaluation from LSAC and a TOEFL score (if necessary)
• Preferred, but not required: One LSAC Evaluation

To receive the Master of Laws (LL.M.) degree, students must complete a total of 24 semester credit hours.

Students holding a U.S. law degree are required to complete:

• a minimum of 17 credits in courses from an approved list of natural resources, environmental, international, and related law courses, seminars, and clinical work;
• at least one seminar requiring a major research and writing project (which may count towards the 17 credit minimum); and
• the LL.M. seminar (2 credit hours).

Students with a foreign law degree are required to complete:

• an introduction to U.S. law course (2 credits);
• one basic U.S. law course (3 to 5 credits);
• a minimum of 15 credits from the approved list of natural resources and related courses;
• at least one seminar requiring a major research and writing project (which may count towards the 15 credit minimum); and
• the LL.M. seminar (2 credit hours).

A thesis option is also available. An overall grade point average of B- or better is required for graduation. 

To receive the Master of Laws (LL.M.) degree, students must complete a total of 24 semester credit hours.

Students holding a U.S. law degree are required to complete:

• a minimum of 17 credits in courses from an approved list of natural resources, environmental, international, and related law courses, seminars, and clinical work;
• at least one seminar requiring a major research and writing project (which may count towards the 17 credit minimum); and
• the LL.M. seminar (2 credit hours).

Students with a foreign law degree are required to complete:

• an introduction to U.S. law course (2 credits);
• one basic U.S. law course (3 to 5 credits);
• a minimum of 15 credits from the approved list of natural resources and related courses;
• at least one seminar requiring a major research and writing project (which may count towards the 15 credit minimum); and
• the LL.M. seminar (2 credit hours).

A thesis option is also available. An overall grade point average of B- or better is required for graduation.