Flex-LLM in U.S. Law

Develop knowledge of U.S. law through George Mason’s Antonin Scalia Law School Flex-LLM, combining Korea-based and remote classes. The overview describes a one-year full-time option. Confirm the current credit plan, class location and attendance requirements. Professional licensing and bar-exam eligibility require a separate assessment.

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Course details

Qualification

Master of Laws (LLM)

Teaching provider

GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY KOREA

Awarding body

George Mason University

Study mode

Hybrid

Duration

One-year full-time option; confirm the current study plan.

Entry requirements

Provide college/university transcripts and a non-U.S. law degree record or proof of lawyer status outside the U.S., with the required credential equivalency review. Submit a résumé, interview and your own statement of about 500 words; the programme permits only basic proofreading assistance. Non-native English applicants need current TOEFL, IELTS or Duolingo evidence obtained within two years of applying. Confirm recommendation and individual document requirements.

Course fees

The official Flex-LLM admissions page states that there is no application fee. This does not waive tuition or other charges. Obtain a current quote for tuition, included preparation services, credential evaluation and other third-party costs, with the applicable refund terms.

Intake

The Spring 2027 application deadline is 1 December 2026. Confirm the exact cutoff time and timezone, complete-document requirements, class schedule and available places.

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