JD/MBA Courses

JD Curriculum

First-year law students follow a rigorous course of study that covers the following subjects: Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law, Contracts, Criminal Law, Introduction to Ethical Lawyering, Legal Research and Writing, Property, and Torts.

After the first year, students are required to complete 18-21 units of additional required courses (depending on the units offered for certain courses), including: Corporations, Criminal Procedure, Evidence, Federal Income Taxation, Remedies, and Wills and Trusts.
Students also have the opportunity to select from a broad range of elective courses, clinics, externships, and student-edited journals.

MBA Core Curriculum

A minimum of 48 units is required to complete the MBA curriculum. Of these units, 30-40 are comprised of core classes, and another 8-18 units are met through elective courses. A 0-unit Integration Seminar is also required, but does not add to the 48 unit requirement.

MBA Core Classes

Business Writing
Financial Accounting
Cost Accounting
Economic Concepts
Managerial Economics
Applied Data Analysis
Information Resources and Technology
Finance
Marketing
Personal Development for Leadership
Theories and Models of Organization
Macroeconomic Analysis
Technology and Operations Management
Quantitative Business Analysis
Strategic Management