Online Master of Legal Studies
Frequently Asked Questions about the MLS
Is this for me?
We know you have choices when it comes to your graduate education, and we’re here to help you discover whether or not Trinity is for you. Contact us at 800-257-1486 with your questions and concerns–we’re all ears.
Will it fit into my busy schedule?
The program is especially designed for professional and busy individuals just like you. With classes 100% online, you can conduct your work from wherever and whenever!
Can I afford it?
All applicants are automatically considered for at least a 20% tuition scholarship. Students who enroll in the Church and Ministry Management or Nonprofit Organizations tracks will receive a 50% tuition scholarship. Federal financial aid is also available and can often cover living expenses in addition to the cost of tuition.
As a non-profit Christian institution, Trinity is proud to work with applicants who have a passion for making a difference in their companies, churches, and communities. We hope you will join our next class.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
MLS applicants must have a bachelor’s degree with a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher (on a 4.0 scale). The GRE is not required for admission. In addition to the application, applicants must provide official transcripts from the colleges/universities at which they have earned degrees and two letters of recommendation.
PROGRAM COST
Per unit: $750
Per course: $2,250
Total program cost: $22,500 (tuition only)
The above totals do not include fees. Scholarships and federal financial aid are available.
REQUIRED DISCLOSURE
Except as provided in rule 4.30 of the Admissions Rules (legal education in a foreign state or country), completion of a professional law degree program at this law school other than for the Juris Doctor degree does not qualify a student to take the California Bar Examination or satisfy the requirements for admission to practice law in California. It may not qualify a student to take the bar examination or to satisfy requirements for admission to the practice of law in any other jurisdiction. A student intending to seek admission to practice law should contact the admitting authority in the jurisdictions where the student intends to qualify to sit for the bar examination or to be admitted to practice for information regarding their legal education requirements.
