Important Dates:

Application Deadline:
April 15th

Notification of Acceptance:
After April 1st

Next Program Starts:
June 29th &
August 21st

Direct Questions To:

Pam DeMichele
Director of Admissions
MSRE Program
301 Stuzin Hall
PO Box 117168
Gainesville, FL
32611-7168
352.273.0310 (tel)
352.392.0301 (fax)

For more information from the UF Law School:

Gail Sasnett
Associate Dean
Fredric G Levin College of Law
University of Florida
PO Box 117621
Gainesville, FL
32611-6721

Tel: 352.273.0620
Fax: 352.392.3800

Curriculum

In order to earn the JD/MSRE degree, candidates must complete 22 credit hours, including four required courses (8 hours) and 14 credit hours from the elective courses listed below. Sixteen of the 22 required credits must be from the Department of Finance, Insurance and Real Estate (that is, they must have REE or FIN prefixes), as required by the Graduate School.

JD/MSRE students are not required to take summer courses. Current UF JD's who are applying to the MSRE program and will not take summer classes should apply for the Fall term.

Required Courses

Course	Title	Credit
QMB 5304	Introduction to Managerial Statistics	2
QMB 5305	Advanced Managerial Statistics	2
REE 6045	Introduction to Real Estate	2
REE 6948	Capstone Seminar & Applied Project (must be final MSRE course)	2

Elective Courses

Course	Title	Credit
FIN 5437	Finance I: Asset Valuation, Risk & Return	2
FIN 5439	Finance II: Capital Structure and Risk Management	2
FIN 6545	Fixed Income Security Valuation	2
FIN 6547	Interest Rate Risk Management	2
FIN 6642	Global Entrepreneurship	2
GEB 6115	Entrepreneurship	2
GEB 6116	Business Plan Formation (Venture Analysis)	2
REE 6105	Real Estate Appraisal	2
REE 6208	Secondary Mortgage Markets and Securities	2
REE 6315	Real Estate Market and Transaction Analysis	2
REE 6395	Investment Property Analysis	2
REE 6397	Real Estate Securities and Portfolios	2
REE 6705	GIS/Location Analysis	2
REE 6935	Real Estate Case Studies and Analyst Training *may be taken up to 3 times (1 cr. during Summer B, Fall & Spring terms)	1

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NOTE: Courses will be offered so that they may be completed during the Fall and Spring terms of any year. Two credit hour courses are offered on a modular basis. That is, they run for half of a semester. Modular courses are offered in the first and second half of the Fall and Spring semesters.