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1. www.indeed.com › career-advice › finding-a-jobWhat Can You Do With a Juris Doctor Degree? (With 18 Jobs)

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   Apr 18, 2024 · A Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree is a graduate degree given by law schools. This is the minimum degree required for practicing law in many states, but those with this degree can use it in other professions as well. It typically takes three years to earn a J.D. in a full-time program and five years in a part-time program.

2. jdpreferred.com › 48-job-titles-where-a-jd-is-an48 Alternative Careers for JD Graduates - JD Preferred

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   Here’s a curated list of 48 roles where a JD offers a significant advantage: Corporate & Finance: From contracts to banking, navigate the nuances of the corporate world with a JD in hand. Contract Manager: Oversee drafting and management of corporate contracts, ensuring legal soundness. Compliance Officer: Monitor businesses and organizations ...

3. www.law.nyu.edu › jdadmissions › applicantsFrequently Asked Questions - JD Application Questions | NYU ...

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   Applicants are encouraged to consult published and online NYU School of Law informational resources for answers to their questions. Applicants are invited to contact the Office of JD Admissions via email or via phone at 212-998-6060 with any remaining questions.

4. www.law.nyu.edu › leadershipprogram › jd-mba-guideCareer Services | NYU School of Law

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   If JD/MBA students complete the Ignite Career Development Program during the first year of the MBA program, students are eligible to participate in the summer internship recruiting season. The Ignite Career Development Program consists of required and optional workshops, panel discussions, mini-courses, mock interviews, resume critiques and functionally-specific strategy groups.

5. www.law.nyu.edu › llmjsd › jointdegreesJD-LLM in Taxation | NYU School of Law

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   After completing the JD, a student in the Dual Degree Program may pursue the LLM either on a full-time or part-time basis. On a part-time schedule, Dual Degree Program participants can complete the LLM in as few as two semesters. A student may take as long as 5 years to complete the LLM requirements on a part-time basis.

6. www.inspirafutures.com › blog › nyu-jd-mba-programNYU JD/MBA Program: What You Need To Know - Inspira Futures

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   Jul 6, 2024 · NYU JD/MBA Acceptance Rate: 15.65%. NYU Law School received 8,874 people, and 1,389 were offered admission in the 2024 cycle. This means that NYU Law School has an acceptance rate of 15.65%. Joint degree programs like the JD/MBA often have unique admissions criteria. How Hard Is It to Get Into NYU JD/MBA Program?

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   Does NYU offer a JD or LLM degree?

   • NYU School of Law offers the opportunity for JD students from NYU and other accredited American law schools to obtain both the JD and LLM degrees in a total of seven semesters of full-time study.

   JD-LLM in Taxation | NYU School of Law - New York University

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   What is the NYU JD/MBA degree program?

   • The NYU JD/MBA degree program is cost-saving and reduces the time spent to complete the degree. This dual degree program takes up to five years at other universities, but New York University has reduced it to four years.

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   Can I apply for a dual degree at NYU Law?

   • Applicants will only be considered for admission to the dual degree program if they are first offered admission to NYU Law’s JD program. Students who are already enrolled at the School of Law may apply to the JD/MBA program in their first or second year, by the application deadline.

   JD/MBA - NYU Stern

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   How do I apply for a JD/MBA degree at NYU Stern?

   • JD/MBA students are required to register at the School of Law for five semesters and at NYU Stern for three semesters. To view a sample schedule, visit the MBA Academic Affairs website. For the 2025 NYU Stern Dual Degree application, please visit the Dual Degree Application page.

   JD/MBA - NYU Stern

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   What can I do with a JD/MBA degree?

   • Graduates of the JD/MBA program have pursued careers in law firms, corporate counsel offices, entrepreneurship, general business organizations, investment and accounting firms, nonprofit agencies and government institutions.

   JD/MBA - NYU Stern

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   Does NYU Stern offer a dual degree program?

   • Applicants to the JD/MBA program will complete a joint application that is evaluated independently by each school. While no additional admissions standards are applied to dual degree applications at either school, students qualify for the dual degree program only upon admission to both NYU Stern and the School of Law.

   JD/MBA - NYU Stern

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8. www.stern.nyu.edu › dual-degrees › jd-mbaJD/MBA - NYU Stern

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   The JD/MBA dual degree comprises a total of 122 credits. Students must complete 51 credits at NYU Stern and 71 credits at the School of Law, making it possible to complete the degree requirements for both programs in four years of full-time study—as opposed to the five years typically required to complete both degrees independently.