法学博士/公共管理硕士

MPA admission candidates will hold a four-year undergraduate degree, with a minimum B+ standing (3.3 GPA) in EACH of their last two years of study (or the equivalent). However, to be truly competitive, candidates should have an A- standing (3.7 GPA) in their last two years of study. Candidates who earned their previous degree from a university outside of Canada or U.S. must submit a GRE or GMAT score as part of their application.

Two academic recommendations are required, typically from professors under whom the applicant has studied
If your previous degree is NOT from a Canadian or U.S. university, you will be required to submit a GRE score. There are no exceptions to this rule. The minimum GRE score requirements are: Verbal Reasoning - 152, Quantitative Reasoning - 149, Analytical Writing - 3.8. We are unable to comment on the competitiveness of scores as this depends on the annual pool of applicants. GRE scores must be received directly from the issuing agency.*
Statement of Interest (4000 characters)
Transcripts:
Transcripts can be uploaded to the online applications, as PDF files. The transcripts must be scanned (black and white recommended) and saved as a PDF file, and uploaded successfully. An unofficial transcript is acceptable at the time of the application. If offered admission, you will be required to submit an official transcript.
IELTS (International English Language Testing System) - score of 7 on the academic module
For international students, if required,TOEFL iBT minimum scores of: writing (24/30), speaking (22/30), reading (22/30), listening (20/30), for a total of 88/120. Applicants must have he minimum score in each test as well as the minimum overall score.
Concurrent applications for admission must be made to the Faculty of Law through OLSAS and to Queen's School of Graduate Studies for admission as a graduate student in the first year of the combined program.

Competitive JD/MPA applicants must have completed a four-year honours undergraduate degree and achieved an A- average or 3.7 GPA in the last two years.
LSAT score 160 (80th percentile).