Calle Federico Costas #170
Hato Rey, PR 00918-1303

Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico School of Law was established in 1961 as a night school. IT began its operations with an enrollment of 203 students and a faculty of nine adjunct professors. There was a library with approximately 10,000 volumes at Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico school of Law, a school that grants Juris Doctor degrees upon the completion of 92 credits.

The teaching language of Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico school of Law is Spanish, however, students should be proficient in the English language, with a capacity of reading and understanding text of the language. An excellent command of the Spanish language is a requirement to be able to be admitted to Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico school of Law.

Numerous publications along with the quality of teaching give this faculty at Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico school of Law an excellent reputation in and out of Puerto Rico. Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico School of Law prepares qualified lawyers that have become well-known in the judicial system.

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Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico School of Law is accredited by the Consejo de Educación Superior, the Middle States Association, and the American Bar Association.

There are no dorms or apartments provided to students by Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico School of Law. Students must make their own living arrangements.

Students of Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico School of Law have the opportunity to study abroad in a combined program with the universities of Paris, Venice, London and Madrid.

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