Transcript: Transcripts are required for all applicants for the Certificate, Masters, and LLM program. We must receive Official Transcripts to consider your application, and must be received directly from the university or in a university sealed envelope from the applicant. Transcripts must be included from all institutions attended. If you are currently a student in another graduate program or undergraduate program, we will need your current transcript to date. Transcripts from international institutions need to be submitted through a credential evaluation service. Curriculum Vitae: A copy of a current resumé or vita outlining professional and educational experience is required. Personal Statement: The LLM, Master's Degree and Certificate Programs in Dispute Resolution are designed to combine a graduate level academic experience with a commitment to the development of professional skills, especially those related to dispute resolution. Please include a three to four page personal statement indicating your reasons for wanting to study dispute resolution, why you chose to apply to Pepperdine University School of Law, what use you anticipate making of the education you receive, what contribution you will make to the program, and any further information that you feel should be considered by the Admissions Committee. Please include in your personal statement a discussion of any economic, educational, or social disadvantages that you have encountered, what you have done to overcome these disadvantages, community service endeavors that you may have participated in, and your plans as they now relate to future community service. Recommendation Letter: Three letters of recommendation are required for applicants applying for any of our academic programs. Applicants can have their recommenders complete the Prospective Student Evaluation Form, or have their recommenders write a narrative letter of recommendation. This form/letter is an opportunity for the admissions committee to learn about your potential or current work in the dispute resolution field. Recommendations can be from co-workers, supervisors, mentors, professors and others that can talk about your experience or potential experience in the field. Applicants are encouraged to provide recommendations from different sectors, professional and academic, to provide the committee will a well-rounded understanding of your experiences. Recommendations should not be from family members. Proof of Financial Support: You must submit documentary evidence of financial support for all sources that you have indicated on the ISD form. The financial support must be sufficient to cover the student's expenses for one academic year. You will need to submit the following documents: First, check the Cost of Attendance table below to see the total cost of your program. For personal funds, provide a bank statement or other financial statement(s). For the list of acceptable financial documents, please refer to the Proof of Financial Support ( http://www.pepperdine.edu/admission/international-students/content/forms/guidelines_for_submitting_proof_of_financial_eligibility.pdf). For private or family sponsors, provide a bank statement or other financial statement(s) AND an Affidavit of Support. For other institutional support/awards/scholarships/etc., provide a letter on OFFICIAL letterhead including a signature showing amount and length of support. Copy of Passport: Submit a copy of your passport, as well as your dependents' passport. If your dependent is a spouse, include a copy of the marriage certificate.

学位要求：Bachelor's Degree 申请链接：http://law.pepperdine.edu/admissions/master-of-laws/admission-requirements.htm 招生电话：(310) 506-4655 招生邮箱：dracademics@pepperdine.edu