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MHREL Admission

Application deadlines

Fall: July 26 (June 1 for students requiring a visa)
Spring: December 16 (November 1 for students requiring a visa)
Summer: April 27

Please note: There are different start dates for summer courses: online courses begin in late May, whereas ground courses will likely start in June and July.

Application process

U.S. educated applicants can apply through our FastApp process, which streamlines the application process and may allow for an offer of conditional admission to the MHREL program while the applicant continues to submit any additional requested documentation. Possible outcomes from FastApp submission may include:

Conditional admission
A request for supplementary documents
A request to complete the full MHREL application with accompanying documents
Denial

For the FastApp application to be considered complete, it must include:

The complete MHREL FastApp application form.
An unofficial transcript from all undergraduate institutions attended
A resume that does not exceed three typed pages.

If a decision cannot be made from your FastApp, our admissions team may request additional information from you, including any or all of the following:

Writing sample
Explanations to affirmative answers to any conduct questions
Two letters of recommendation
Transcripts from all institutions attended, including the transcript showing a bachelor's degree was conferred

We are waiving this year’s application fee.

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International Applicants should complete the Full App: MHREL Full App form

The Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University is one of the country’s preeminent law schools, with a wide range of emphases and unique experiences. We offer a 30 credit, one-year Master of Human Resources and Employment Law (MHREL) program for people who want to expand their knowledge of the U.S. legal system and business environment. No prior legal training is needed. ASU Law’s world-class faculty provide students with unparalleled opportunities to gain insights and practical skills needed to address legal challenges on a global scale. Spend a year with us to improve your English, network with future lawyers, and develop the knowledge and skills you need to help you succeed, no matter where your future leads you.

Please refer to the special instructions for Foreign Educated Applicants.

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