Law School
that fits your military life
Office of Admissions
Saint Paul, MN 55105
651-290-6476
1-888-962-5529
Fax: 651-290-6414
admissions@mitchellhamline.edu
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As Yesenia says in the video, Mitchell Hamline is the only ABA-approved law school with a program that allowed her to earn a J.D. while living overseas.
Meet Odise Carr ’21
Blended Learning, graduate, fall 2021
Assistant Operations NCO, National Guard, Operation Enduring Freedom Veteran
“Mitchell Hamline has been the best with working with my VA education benefits. Nick Anderson is the literally the best VA representative I have worked with. He keeps me up to date and is proactive in his responsibilities. If I have a question he answers quickly. Finally, he’s extremely knowledgeable on my program and advises me best on how to take advantage of it.
“With regard to the community, I found myself quickly at home. I was concerned about meeting new people and not fitting in. However, Mitchell Hamline welcomed us veterans, helped us connect, and now my network extends across the country! I still keep in touch with the people I met on day one!
“Mitchell Hamline allowed me the flexibility to continue my career, start a new one, and take care of my family while getting a high-quality law school education and experience.”
—Odise
Yellow Ribbon Program
There is no separate application to participate in the Yellow Ribbon Program, and Mitchell Hamline offers an unlimited match for funding. We also offer this to any student who qualifies, and there is no limit on the number of students who can participate.
VA Education Benefits
Earn your J.D. from your hometown
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.
Keep your job. Study at Mitchell Hamline from your hometown.
- on campus twice per semester in the first four semesters
- intensive, case-study workshops
- 9–11 credits per semester
- work full time (per ABA policy)
- sit for the bar in every state—including New York
