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Get to know your fellow Tampa Flyers through a unique round-robin cornhole tournament. Don’t worry if you’re a cornhole rookie–all skills levels welcome! This day will be a great way ...

For students—both U.S. and foreign-trained attorneys—interested in completing their LL.M. degree in American and Transnational Law, the University of Dayton School of Law offers a 100% online program.

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Please complete the following steps to apply for the Online LL.M. program. Completed applications are reviewed after the Scholarship Priority Deadline (typically within 1-2 weeks). Please note that ...

Internationally educated lawyers who want to practice law in the U.S. must verify minimum legal education requirements, pass the bar examination in the jurisdiction where they will be working, and ...

Mark your calendar for April 9: UD's seventh annual day of giving. Every gift — of every size — makes a difference. Together, we can support the success of all Flyers. At UD, research is about more ...

Your research doesn’t have to stop at our shelves. UD students, faculty and staff have access to materials from three major borrowing networks and can make requests through these websites for free ...

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Get an Inside Look at Our Mini Bar Prep Course — offered exclusively and free of charge for Dayton Law Online LL.M. Graduates Expertly designed by the University of Dayton School of Law’s Director of ...