The Higher Education Curriculum (KPT) for Bachelor Program in Law is based on Outcome Based Learning (OBE) and is directed toward the Indonesian National Qualifications Framework (KKNI). A bachelor's degree in law requires 144 credits (216 ECTS) and can be completed in as little as 3.5 years or as long as 7 semesters. In the Bachelor Program in Law, every student is allowed to enroll in courses worth 20–24 credits (27–36 ECTS) in semester 1-5. To enhance success rate, students enroll for 14 to 18 credits in semester 6 and 7. Extension to the eighth semester can be taken to complete the final project. 

With the use of this provision, students can choose how many credits they take, and the number of credits taken will be changed based on the GPA from the previous semester, meaning that students should aim for maximum achievement. Additionally, surveys are used each semester to track the amount of work that students must do in their studies. It is anticipated that graduates under the current system will meet the Kelulusan Tepat Waktu/ KTW (Timely Graduation) with a study period of 3.5 to 4 years.