The online LLM in Elder Law and Estate Planning is an interactive program taught live in real-time. This program offers practicing attorneys the opportunity to study part-time or full-time to enhance their expertise in these high-growth areas to better advocate for their clients.
New students may enroll in the LLM program in the fall (late August), spring (mid-January), or summer (mid-May) semester. We have a rolling admissions process, however, we recommend the following deadlines:
Fall Enrollment - August 15
Spring Enrollment - December 15
Summer Enrollment - May 15
Candidates for an LL.M. degree in Elder Law and Estate Planning must hold a JD from an ABA-accredited law school, or be admitted to the bar in any U.S. jurisdiction.
If you have any questions, please contact Rachel Szostak, Assistant Dean of Admissions, at (413)782-1286 or Carmen Alexander Blatch, Program Assistant, at (413)782-1426.
Non-matriculated Students:
Upon request, we will allow a limited number of non-degree students to participate in the program. Normally, such non-degree students will already be engaged in an estate planning practice and may desire to enroll in certain courses to enhance their knowledge in a specific area. These non-matriculated students will be allowed to register for no more than 6 credits. They may be considered for admission to the degree program based on their performance in courses which they have taken.Law Admissions Office
1215 Wilbraham Road
Springfield MA 01119
413-782-1406
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