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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 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.