Courses of Study
First Year Students
First year students must register for the courses and sections designated by the Law School, except upon special approval of the Associate Dean. See the list of first year required courses under the First Year Required Courses page of this Catalog. All students must complete the first-year curriculum prior to enrolling in upper-class courses.
Second and Third Year Students
All students take the following required courses together, as a package, in their fourth or fifth quarters:
Code | Title | Hours |
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LAW 9521 | Business Organizations 1 | 5 |
LAW 9504 | Trusts and Estates | 5 |
LAW 9207 | Taxation & Accounting Principles for Lawyers | 2 |
Students must take Constitutional Law: Individual Liberties and Remedies during the second year of study, typically in a winter or spring quarter, prior to enrolling in Practice Court. Students must take LARC 4: Transactional Drafting during the second year of study. After taking LARC 4, students must take LARC 5: Litigation Drafting. LARC 5 must be taken prior to enrolling in Practice Court 1.
All students must take the following courses together as a package in their seventh, eighth or ninth quarter if such quarter is a fall quarter and if the students expects to graduate on or before the upcoming spring commencement, or in their sixth, seventh, eighth or ninth quarter if such quarter is a spring quarter:
Code | Title | Hours |
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LAW 9527 | Practice Court 1: Pretrial Practice & Procedure | 5 |
LAW 9520 | Practice Court 2: Trial Evidence, Procedure & Practice | 5 |
LAW 9229 | Professional Responsiblity | 2 |
Students are required to take Practice Court 3: Trial & Post-Trial Practice, Procedure & Evidence in the quarter immediately following Practice Court 1. Students in Practice Court 1, 2 and Professional Responsibility cannot enroll in any other course unless approved by the Associate Dean. Students in Practice Court 3 may enroll in additional classes, but cannot schedule other courses beginning at 1:20 p.m. or later unless approved by the Associate Dean.