Our students face many life changes during their three-to-four years of law school. When we say it’s law school that fits your life, we know that might mean something entirely different two years from now. Full time may fit one year where blended learning fits the other years. We can accommodate that. We continually shape our legal education to be relevant to you, your future clients, and the legal profession.
Watch the video series CAPSTONE to find out what makes our blended learning option much more than just online law school.
Spending just a few weeks per year on campus, you can study the law at Mitchell Hamline. And you can do it from anywhere in the world. Our four-year, part-time program has enrollment options for students living outside the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro area and part-time day and evening on-campus options.
Mitchell Hamline also has an enrollment option for the full-time student. Earn your J.D. in three years studying full time.
A challenging curriculum that gets you ready to practice. More than 20,000 alumni to help guide your path to your career. Whether you take classes full time or part time, on-campus or partially online, you’ll start learning the work of a lawyer by doing it. You’ll benefit from top-ranked programs in emerging specialties. You’ll be ready to make an immediate contribution in law, business, government, community service, or whatever field you pursue.
At Mitchell Hamline School of Law, we have been educating lawyers for more than 100 years but are still innovating to respond to the changing legal world.
Faculty team presents Online Learning: Directions for Legal Education to various campus constituencies showing the growth of online learning at the undergrad level and proposing the school offer a four-year, part-time Hybrid J.D.
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Formal request submitted to the American Bar Association seeking a variance to offer the Hybrid J.D.
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ABA approves variance for 96 students per year to be admitted to Hybrid J.D.
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85 students from across the country begin the nation’s first hybrid on-campus/online program at an ABA-approved law school.
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