| Touro offers four dual degree programs in partnership with local institutions. Students must apply separately to the Law Center and to the relevant partner institution and be admitted by both. Each of the partner institutions has its own admissions requirements, but all waive the GMAT and the GRE for Law Center students. Dual degree candidates enjoy maximum flexibility in overall program planning since each of the partner institutions admits two or more new classes during the academic year.
The dual degree programs involve the reciprocal transfer of between 18 and 30 credits (depending on the degree), thereby reducing the time required to obtain the combined degrees by up to one year. The Law Center's tuition is charged at the prevailing per-credit rate (instead of per full-time/part-time semester) when students are taking classes simultaneously at Touro and at a partner institution.
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