Founded in 1901, the part-time evening program at GGU Law serves a diverse community of law students. Located in the heart of San Francisco's financial and legal district, the law school is easily accessible by car or public transportation. Our part-time evening program makes it feasible for students to obtain a Doctor of Jurisprudence (JD) degree in four years while working anywhere in the Bay Area, caring for children or other family members, or simply taking fewer units per semester to lower the annual cost of attendance. Classes are taught by full-time faculty and students benefit from a rich array of upper-year electives. Graduates of the part-time evening program at GGU Law are sought after in every area of practice, from large corporate law firms to small grassroots advocacy organizations. Our alumni work for major corporations, legal aid offices, state and federal government agencies, and law firms of all sizes. If you are just beginning to explore your career interests, our curriculum gives you the flexibility to select from a wide variety of electives, clinical programs, and practical training opportunities that are designed to help you shape your professional path.

A complete JD program application consists of the following: Completed and signed Application Form; Personal Statement; Current Résumé; Additional Statement of Interest (if applicable); Character and Fitness Addendum (if applicable); Letters of Recommendation; A current LSAC Credential Assembly Service (CAS) Law School Report including a valid LSAT score, all post-secondary transcripts, and any transfer and/or foreign-earned credits; and Non-U.S. applicants must submit additional documents JD Program applicants who received undergraduate instruction in a language other than English must satisfy the Admissions Committee of the proficiency of their English language abilities. An official Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score report sent directly from the Education Testing Service (ETS) to the appropriate program at GGU Law satisfies this requirement.