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College of Law
Admission Guidelines

The following are the requirements for acceptance to the
Law Program:

a. Completion of a Bachelors Degree with the
required minimum number of units on the
following courses:
3 units of Rizal
21 units of Social Science (Philosophy,
Political Science, Psychology, Sociology,
History, Literature)
12 units of English
6 units of Math

b. Submission of all pertinent documents. (Please see
Application Procedure No. 4, below)

c. Passing the DLSU Juris Doctor Aptitude Test
(JDAT) and interview by the College of Law
Screening Panel (Dean, Vice Dean and Faculty)
Application Procedures:
1. Go to the Graduate Admissions Office and present
an original or certified true copy of your College
Transcript of Records for evaluation (GPA of at
least 85%).
2. If qualified, you will be issued a referral slip for
payment of the College of Law Admissions/Testing
fee at the Accounting Office.
For non-DLSU graduates: Php 1500.00
For De La Salle District School graduatess:
Php 1200.00
For DLSU graduates: Php1000.00
3. Present the Official Receipt to the Graduate
Admissions Office to secure the application kit.
4. Submit the accomplished application form and the
required documents to get the testing permit.
a. Three identical (3) 2x2 photographs
b. Photocopy of Birth Certificate from NSO
c. Two (2) letters of recommendation from
former undergraduate or graduate professors
or employers who could attest to the
applicants qualification for the Law Program
d. Updated curriculum vitae/rsum (if
applicant is working)
e. Personal Statement containing career
objectives (see Personal Statement Guide in
the Application kit)
f. Certificate of Good Moral Character from the
last school attended
For futher information, write or call:
Graduate Admissions Office (GAO)
La Salle Hall Rm.101
De La Salle University
2401 Taft Avenue, 1004 Manila
Email: [email protected]
Tel. Nos.: 303 1378 (Direct) or 524 4611, local 468
Office Hours: Monday-Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m
Saturday: 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 pm
(No lunch break)
website: www.dlsu.edu.ph
5. Take the test on the scheduled date upon presentation
of the testing permit.

6. Results can be accessed through text messaging and the
DLSU website. Official Letters of Acceptance and
non-Acceptance will be mailed to the address indicated
in the Application Form.
7. Applicants who pass the test will be scheduled for an
interview with the College of Law Screening Commit-
tee.
8. If accepted, you will submit the following to the
Graduate Admissions Office:
a. Acceptance letter from the University
b. Certificate of Transfer Credentials
c. Original copy of the Birth Certificate from NSO
d. Fraternity Waiver Contract (DLSU College of
Law students are not allowed to form, organize,
or join any fraternity/ sorority or similar
organizations.)
Admission Policies

The DLSU College of Law follows a trimestral
calendar and will only accept full time students for the
1st term of the academic year. Qualified applicants
who enrolled for the 1st term of the academic year and
were granted authorized leaves of absence (LOA) may
be readmitted to the College of Law. However, only
one (1) year is the allowable LOA except in highly
meritorious cases.
All applicants will have to take and pass the DLSU Juris
Doctor Aptitude Test (JDAT) and interview to be
admitted to the program. The DLSU JDAT is a
three-hour test divided into four sections: the first three
parts assess the applicant's ability to detect patterns and
relationships, and the last section is essay writing.
Graduate degree holders are not exempted from taking
the test.
Students are subject to the policies, rules, and regula-
tions of the DLSU Student Handbook.
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De La Salle University embarks on a new
journey on the road to social transformation with
the establishment of the College of Law. In the
tradition of Lasallian excellence and service, the
college seeks to develop future leaders in the legal
profession within the perspective of Christian ideals.
The DLSU Juris Doctor ( JD) program offers a
multi-disciplinary approach to learning, developing
in law students the research and communication
competence to practice the profession. An
outstanding corps of faculty will provide hands-on
mentoring throughout the program, to fully prepare
the small but select group of students for the Bar exams.
The program will also provide for the
enrichment and enhancement of the communication
skills of the students, to enable them to confidently and
competently establish themselves in the legal
profession.
Legal aid and externship programs will expose
these students to La Salles national and international
network of communities, organizations, as well as
linkages with law firms.
While following a curriculum mandated by the
Supreme Court and the Commission on Higher
Education, the program also underscores the
teaching of human rights, which will be offered as
an elective and infused in core subjects. The many
reputable programs of DLSU, including economics,
engineering, information technology, sciences, and
the arts, are valuable resources for legal research
undertakings.
Course Title
Criminal Law I
Constitutional Law I
Philosophy of Law (and
Human Rights)
Legal Research
Introduction to Law
Statutory Construction
Legal Writing I
1st Trimester
Course Title
Persons and Family Relations
Constitutional Law II
Criminal Law II
Legal Ethics
2nd Trimester
Course Title
Obligations and Contracts
Property
Labor Standards
Legal Technique and
Logic I
Legal Profession
3rd Trimester
CURRICULUM
Course Title
Civil Procedure
Corporation Law
Land Titles and Deeds
Labor Relations II
Credit Transactions
1st Trimester
Course Title
Criminal Procedure
Negotiable Instruments Law (3)
Elective 1
Torts and Damages
Administrative Law/Public
Officers
2nd Trimester
Course Title
Agency, Trusts and Partnerships
Legal Writing II
Special Proceedings
Legal Technique and Logic II
Taxation I
Sales
Insurance
3rd Trimester
Course Title
Succession
Taxation II
Evidence and
Trial Technique
Transporation
1st Trimester
Course Title
Legal Forms
Elective 2
Legal Medicine
Public International Law
Conflicts of Law
Elective 3
Elective 4
2nd Trimester
Course Title
Apprenticeship I
Thesis Writing
Apprenticeship II
Political Law Review
Labor Law Review
Fundamentals of Thesis Writing
3rd Trimester
Course Title
Commercial Law Review
Legal Writing III
Remedial Law Review
Criminal Law Review II (2)
1st Trimester
Course Title
Practice Court I
Taxation Law Review
Civil Law Review I
Elective 5
Elective 6
2nd Trimester
Course Title
Practical Court II
Civil Law Review II
Legal Writing IV
Elective 7
Elective 8
3rd Trimester
SECOND YEAR
THIRD YEAR
FOURTH YEAR
FIRST YEAR
BOARD OF ADVISERS
DE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF LAW
Committed to excellence. Impassioned to serve.
1. Chief Justice Artemio Panganiban (Ret.)
2. Justice Florentino Feliciano (Ret.)
3. Justice Josue Bellosillo (Ret.)
4. Judge Anselmo Francisco Trinidad Reyes
5. Atty. Antonio Oposa Jr.

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