Your foreign education must be equivalent to a U.S. bachelor’s degree and a U.S. J.D. degree. A single foreign degree may satisfy both components, but the same coursework cannot count for both degrees.
If you earned your law degree outside the U.S., you may qualify for admission by examination or transferred UBE score if you meet the requirements for eligibility in Rule 7. There are 3 paths for eligibility: (1) Substantially Equivalent Edication under § 7.01(a); (2) Foreign law degree + Practice under § 7.01(b)(1); and (3) Foreign…
If you earned your undergraduate degree from an institution outside the U.S., you must submit the following in addition to other required documents: A request for waiver of the requirement of a Bachelor’s Degree from a college on the approved list of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, or the equivalent regional accrediting…