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J.D. Program
The Queen's University Senate approved the change from LL.B. to J.D. on February 28, 2008. All current law students, prospective law students and alumni should inform themselves about the J.D. Conversion Process.
For information regarding your J.D. degree, see the links below. For advice about degree requirements or questions pertaining to academic issues, course selections, exams, grading, regulations and policies, please contact the Assistant Dean of Students, Jane Emrich at emrichj@queensu.ca. For questions about the Legal Foundations Program, please contact Associate Dean (Academic) Stan Corbett at corbetts@queensu.ca.
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