CROSS-DISCIPLINARY: ACADEMICS

Penn Law sits shoulder-to-shoulder with some of the world's greatest medical, professional, and graduate schools. Our students can take and receive credit toward their JD degree for up to four courses across Penn's campus, including the acclaimed Wharton School, School of Medicine, Annenberg School for Communication, School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, or any one of the other six schools or various graduate departments in the School of Arts & Sciences.

At Penn, this kind of cross-enrollment is made simple by cooperation between departments and by our proximity to one another. The Penn campus is easily navigable on foot, with all departments located within seven square blocks. We invite you to read more about the University's commitment to integrating knowledge and its interdisciplinary graduate programs.

ACADEMIC YEAR 2010-2011: A SNAPSHOT

More than 50% of courses offered at Penn Law are cross-disciplinary.

45% of 2L and 3L students took a total of 689 classes outside of the Law School as individual courses or part of a more formal joint degree or certificate program.

Penn Law students enrolled in programs across campus:

THE PENN CAMPUS ADVANTAGE

The Law School is a short walk from Penn's other graduate and professional schools, all located on campus.