The National Jurist reports that a new program at Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University will permit students to seek bar admission in both the U.S. and Canada. They hope that this will create additional opportunities in an increased job market for graduates. The National Jurist reports:
"The school’s North American Law Degree will allow students to graduate, within three years, with a J.D. designed to allow them to immediately seek licensure in Canada without further coursework, in addition to qualifying them for bar admission in the U.S."
The National Jurist further notes: "The school’s dean, Douglas Sylvester, is a dual citizen of the U.S. and Canada and a graduate of both Canadian and U.S. schools of higher education."
"The school’s North American Law Degree will allow students to graduate, within three years, with a J.D. designed to allow them to immediately seek licensure in Canada without further coursework, in addition to qualifying them for bar admission in the U.S."
The National Jurist further notes: "The school’s dean, Douglas Sylvester, is a dual citizen of the U.S. and Canada and a graduate of both Canadian and U.S. schools of higher education."
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