Program Highlight:
Three + Three – B.A. + J.D. Program

The Three + Three Program offers students an opportunity to earn a combined Bachelor’s Degree and Juris Doctor Degree. The Accelerated Law Program allows students to graduate with a Bachelor’s degree and Juris Doctor degree in six years instead of the traditional seven years.

Still reflecting on an incredible Commencement Ceremony celebrating the STU College of Law Class of 2026 ⚖️🎓

It was a memorable day filled with pride, accomplishment, and celebration as our graduates crossed the stage surrounded by family, friends, faculty, and the STU Law community.

Congratulations, Class of 2026. We are proud of all you have accomplished and look forward to all that lies ahead.

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Today’s the day we celebrate you, Class of 2026 ⚖️🎓  

Tune in and check out the Commencement festivities live at www.stu.edu/watchlive  

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Congratulations to STU Law alumna Therese Savona ('09) on being appointed judge of the Ninth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida!

Prior to her appointment, she was a Partner at Cole, Scott & Kissane, where she concentrated her practice on appellate work in both state and federal courts. She began her professional career working on criminal appeals for Florida’s Office of the Attorney General. This experience led her to become the Chief Appellate Counsel for the Florida Department of Health, where she was the sole appellate attorney for the Department’s Prosecution Services Unit.
 
During law school, Therese served on the Moot Court Executive Board and was a member of the St. Thomas Law Review, where she was the Notes and Comments Editor.

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Graphic highlighting 2025–2026 law school recognitions: Top 20 Moot Court Program Rankings by Blakely Advocacy Institute, preLaw Top School for Trial Advocacy, +10 in 2026 U.S. News & World Report Best Law Schools Rankings, preLaw Top School for Tax Law, Top 5 Trial Team National GAVEL Rankings, and preLaw Best Schools for Social Justice.
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