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Admissions Categories & Requirements
JD Regular Applicants
Regular Applicants are those applicants pursuing the Juris Doctor who either hold a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university, or who have completed at least 60 semester or 90 quarter units creditable towards a bachelor’s degree, as determined by the registrar of the Drivon School of Law.
Regular Applicants must submit the following:
Law School Application: Submit a completed online Law School Application along with a non-refundable $40 application fee.
Official Transcripts: Submit two official transcripts of all previously attended regionally accredited college or university. Send transcripts directly to Law School registrar electronically from (National Student Clearinghouse or Parchment) to [email protected] or by mail directly from the institution to:
Humphreys University Drivon School of Law
Attn: Registrar
6650 Inglewood Avenue
Stockton, CA 95207
Official LSAT Score: Proof of taking the LSAT is required prior to admission. Applicants must have their LSAT results made available to Drivon School of Law through the Law School Admission Council (LSAC). Additional information, including testing dates and registration procedures, may be obtained by directly contacting LSAC at www.lsac.org. Regular applicants who hold a Master’s degree or higher may apply without an LSAT score; however, such applicants must provide an LSAT score to the School of Law within the first academic year of study.
Letter of Recommendation (optional): Submit letters of recommendation from someone that can speak to your potential to practice law, your academic or professional abilities. Address to the Law School Admissions Committee, send directly to;
Humphreys University Drivon School of Law
Attn: Registrar
6650 Inglewood Avenue
Stockton, CA 95207
Letters of recommendation with a wet signature may be emailed directly to the law registrar at [email protected].
Personal Statement: The personal statement should not be fewer than 200 words or exceed 800 words. It is your opportunity to provide the Admissions Committee with information that distinguishes you from other applicants. You have an opportunity to show your writing ability, to discuss your life experiences, and convey why you are interested in attending law school. Explain how you plan on contributing to society as an attorney and your general career aspirations.
JD Special Applicants
A limited number of individuals, who have not completed at least 60 semester or 90 quarter units creditable toward a bachelor’s degree may apply for admission to the Juris Doctor after they satisfy educational requirements and may be admitted only in exceptional cases.
Special Applicants must submit the following:
Law School Application: Submit a completed online Law School Application along with a non-refundable $40 application fee.
Official Transcripts: Submit one official transcripts of all previously attended regionally accredited college or university. Send transcripts directly to Law School registrar electronically from ( National Student Clearinghouse or Parchment) to [email protected] or by mail directly from the institution to:
Humphreys University Drivon School of Law
Attn: Registrar
6650 Inglewood Avenue
Stockton, CA 95207
Official LSAT Score: Proof of taking the LSAT is required prior to admission. Applicants must have their LSAT results made available to Drivon School of Law through the Law School Admission Council (LSAC). Additional information, including testing dates and registration procedures, may be obtained by directly contacting LSAC at www.lsac.org.
Letter of Recommendation (optional): Submit letters of recommendation from someone that can speak to your potential to practice law, your academic or professional abilities. Address to the Law School Admissions Committee, send directly to;
Humphreys University Drivon School of Law
Attn: Registrar
6650 Inglewood Avenue
Stockton, CA 95207
Letters of recommendation with a wet signature may be emailed directly to the law registrar at [email protected].
Personal Statement: The personal statement should not be fewer than 200 words or exceed 800 words. It is your opportunity to provide the Admissions Committee with information that distinguishes you from other applicants. You have an opportunity to show your writing ability, to discuss your life experiences, and convey why you are interested in attending law school. Explain how you plan on contributing to society as an attorney and your general career aspirations.
CLEP Score Report: Submit official CLEP score reports. Applicant must attain a minimum score of 50 on exams administered by the College Level Examination Program (CLEP), in Composition and Literature category, either College Composition, or College Composition Modular or two other examinations that can be selected from any of the following subjects: Composition and Literature (Humanities examination only), Foreign Language, History and Social Science, Science and Mathematics, or Business.
Special Applicants must register to take the CLEP examinations directly with the College Board and request that score reports forwarded by the College Board to the registrar of the School of Law.
Students who are admitted as Special Applicants will be required to take and pass the First Year Law Students Examination (FYLSX) after the first year of law study. Special Applicants may not continue enrollment or advance to the second year of law study until they pass the First Year Law Students Examination. The examination is given by the Committee of Bar Examiners of the State Bar of California.
JD Transfer Applicants
Transfer Student/Advanced Standing Applicants are students who have attended another law school and are in good standing at the prior law school. Transfer Student/Advanced Standing Applicants previously disqualified from or without good standing at another law school may also be considered for admission to the Juris Doctor.
A Transfer Student/Advanced Standing applicant from a law school accredited by either the Committee of Bar Examiners of the State Bar of California or the American Bar Associations may be admitted with transfer credit for courses successfully completed at the prior school up to a maximum of 60 quarter units of transfer credit. Courses transferred for unit credit must be substantially equivalent to similar courses offered at Drivon School of Law. The determination of the transferability of courses for unit credit shall be determined by Drivon School of Law.
Transfer/Advanced Standing Applicants must submit the following:
Law School Application: Submit a completed online Law School Application along with a non-refundable $40 application fee.
Official Transcripts: Submit one official transcripts of all previously attended regionally accredited college or university. Send transcripts directly to Law School registrar electronically from (National Student Clearinghouse or Parchment) to [email protected] or by mail directly from the institution to:
Humphreys University Drivon School of Law
Attn: Registrar
6650 Inglewood Avenue
Stockton, CA 95207
Official Transcripts: Submit copy of official transcript from law school attended sent to Law School registrar by mail directly from institution to:
Humphreys University Drivon School of Law
Attn: Registrar
6650 Inglewood Avenue
Stockton, CA 95207
Official LSAT Score: Proof of taking the LSAT is required prior to admission. Applicants must have their LSAT results made available to Drivon School of Law through the Law School Admission Council (LSAC). Additional information, including testing dates and registration procedures, may be obtained by directly contacting LSAC at www.lsac.org. Regular applicants who hold a Master’s degree or higher may apply without an LSAT score; however, such applicants must provide an LSAT score to the School of Law within the first academic year of study.
Personal Statement: The personal statement should not be fewer than 200 words or exceed 800 words. It is your opportunity to provide the Admissions Committee with information that distinguishes you from other applicants. You have an opportunity to show your writing ability, to discuss your life experiences, and convey why you are interested in attending law school. Explain how you plan on contributing to society as an attorney and your general career aspirations.
Letter of Good Standing: Submit letter from the law school(s) previously attended stating the student is in good standing and eligible to return, if applicable.
(For students from non-accredited or registered law schools only) Official evidence of successful completion of the First Year Law Students Examination (FYLSX).
JD Visiting Students
Under certain circumstances, members of the State Bar of California, graduates of Drivon School of Law, or current students of accredited law schools may enroll in Juris Doctor courses as non-degree visiting students.
MLS Applicants
MLS applicants are those applicants who hold a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university and are pursuing the Master of Legal Studies.
MLS Applicants must submit the following:
Graduate Application: Submit a completed online MLS Application along with a non-refundable $40 application fee.
Official Transcripts: Submit one official transcripts of all previously attended regionally accredited college or university. Secure official electronic transcripts are accepted from third-party vendors, but not directly from applicants. Electronic transcripts can be sent to: [email protected] or by mail directly from the institution to:
Humphreys University Drivon School of Law
Attn: Registrar
6650 Inglewood Avenue
Stockton, CA 95207
Official Transcripts: Submit copy of official transcript showing proof of an earned bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution with a recommended 3.00 or higher cumulative grade point average on the transcript from the same college/university. Secure official electronic transcripts are accepted from third-party vendors, but not directly from applicants. Electronic transcripts can be sent to: [email protected] or by mail directly from the institution to:
Humphreys University Drivon School of Law
Attn: Registrar
6650 Inglewood Avenue
Stockton, CA 95207
Law School
Admissions Test
The LSAT is an admissions requirement for the Law Juris Doctor program.
The LSAT is not required for entry into the Master of Legal Studies program.
Meet The Team
Wendy Campigli
Law School Registrar, DSO
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Matthew Reynolds
Dean of the Law School
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Julie Walker
Director of Admissions
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