Course Information and Schedules
Use the left menu to view course information for the relevant semester. Below you will find a list of experiential courses, as well as, information on concentrations.
Experiential Requirements
All JD students are required to complete 3 experiential credits prior to graduation. Qualifying courses are designated with a superscript E (“E”) on Weekly View Course Schedules.
Lists of courses to satisfy these requirements are below:
- Qualifying Experiential Courses (only students matriculated July 1, 2016 or later)
- 3 credits must be completed
Qualifying Con Law II & LAWR III Courses
Mandatory Supplemental Courses
Required for students who are not in the top 60% of their class at the end of the 1L year.
2L or 3L
- LAW613: Evidence AND
- LAW654: Business Associations AND
- One (1) of the following:
- LAW794: Sales Transactions
- LAW616: Family Law
- LAW615: Future Interests
- LAW617: Gratuitous Transfers
- LAW640: Real Estate Litigation
3L
- LAW839: Bar Success Essay Writing OR
- LAW853: Bar Success Overview AND LAW625: Bar Exam Success Strategies
Concentrations & Curricular Programs
A concentration is not required in order to graduate, however if you would like to apply to a concentration or a program, please see Concentrations & Curricular Programs. Concentrations and programs are not printed on official transcripts or diplomas.
Teaching and Writing Fellowships
Questions regarding teaching and writing fellowships should be directed to the Vice Dean for Academic Affairs.