3+3 Accelerated Law Program

Fast-Track Your Legal Career

Virginia Tech now offers an accelerated pathway to law school through a partnership with the prestigious Antonin Scalia Law School at George Mason University (GMU). With the 3+3 program, you can earn your bachelor’s degree and law degree in just six years instead of seven.

Why Choose 3+3?

• Save time and skip a full year of undergraduate coursework.
• Save money with one year less of tuition and living costs.
• Get ahead and enter the legal field earlier, with a competitive edge.

Who’s Eligible?

The program is open to all majors at Virginia Tech. To qualify, you’ll need to:

• Maintain a minimum 3.4 GPA
• Earn an LSAT score at or above GMU’s 25th percentile
• Complete your core major requirements by the end of your junior year

How It Works

1. Apply by January of your third year at Virginia Tech.
2. Participate in an admissions interview with Scalia Law.
3. If admitted, you’ll begin law school in your fourth year where your first year courses count as your remaining electives toward your bachelor’s degree.