Degree Program Offerings:

    Graduate School of Law
      - Master of Laws (LL.M.)
      - Master of Science in Criminal Justice Administration (MSCJA)
      - Doctor of Science of Jurisprudence (S.J.D)

 

I. Admission Requirements

1. Admission to the Graduate School is discretionary upon the Dean of the Graduate School of Law.

2. Candidates for admission must subscribe to the educational philosophy as expressed in the vision and mission of San Beda College and      must be willing to conduct themselves, both in their academic and private lives, in a manner, consistent with the moral teachings of the      Catholic Church. Non-compliance in this aspect shall be ground for the Dean to refuse admission to the student, or to terminate the      tenure of a student in the Graduate School of Law.

3. For the MASTER OF LAWS (LLM) program, as a general rule, only Members of the Philippine Bar may be admitted. However, at the      discretion of the Dean, even non-members of the Bar who have distinguished themselves in the field of legal or juridical studies, or who      have completed law degrees abroad may be admitted to the program.

4. For admission to the MASTER OF SCIENCE IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION program, the candidate must have completed in      college at least eighteen (18) units of social science subjects.

5. Only those who have a Master of Laws, Master of Comparative Law, or Master of Juridical Science degree may be admitted to the DOCTOR      OF THE SCIENCE OF JURISPRUDENCE (S.J.D.) program.

6. The decision of the Dean whether to admit a candidate for admission or not shall rest on the following considerations:

a. Entering credentials
b. Attitude of the candidate towards graduate education as far as can be determined
c. The time the student can give to research and study.
d. The Academic Standards of San Beda College.