Graduation Requirements
Required Courses
Take and pass all required courses.
For those students entering fall semester 2006 or thereafter:
- Advanced Legal Research (1)
- Civil Procedure (4), or Introduction to Civil Procedure (2) and Civil Procedure II (3), or Civil Procedure: Litigation Process (3) and Civil Procedure: Jurisdiction and Judgments (2)
- Constitutional Law I: Governance (3)
- Constitutional Law II: Individual Rights (3)
- Contracts (4), or Introduction to Contracts (2) and Contracts II (3)
- Criminal Law (3)
- LAWR I (3)
- LAWR II (2)
- LAWR II: Research (1)
- Legal Profession (2 or 3) or Legal Profession Seminar (3) or Professional Responsibility and Practice: The Rules and Reality (3)
- Property (4) or Introduction to Property (2) and Property II (3)
- Torts (4), or Introduction to Torts (2) and Torts II (3)
For those students entering fall semester 2004 or thereafter:
- Advanced Legal Research (1)
- Civil Procedure (4), or Introduction to Civil Procedure (2) and Civil Procedure II (3), or Civil Procedure: Litigation Process (3) and Civil Procedure: Jurisdiction and Judgments (2)
- Constitutional Law I: Governance (3)
- Constitutional Law II: Individual Rights (3)
- Contracts (4), or Introduction to Contracts (2) and Contracts II (3)
- Criminal Law (3)
- LAWR I (3)
- LAWR II (2)
- LAWR II: Research (1)
- LAWR III (2) (or alternate courses when available; see registration information)
- Legal Profession (2 or 3) or Legal Profession Seminar (3) or Professional Responsibility and Practice: The Rules and Reality (3)
- Property (4) or Introduction to Property (2) and Property II (3)
- Torts (4), or Introduction to Torts (2) and Torts II (3)
For those who entered between fall semester 2001 and fall semester 2003:
- Advanced Legal Research (1)
- Civil Procedure (4)
- Constitutional Law I: Governance (3)
- Constitutional Law II: Individual Rights (3)
- Contracts (4)
- Criminal Law (3)
- LAWR I (3)
- LAWR II (3) or LAWR II: Pretrial Advocacy (2) and LAWR II: Research (1)
- LAWR III (2)
- Legal Profession (2 or 3) or Legal Profession Seminar (3)
- Property (4)
- Torts (4)
For those who entered between fall semester 2000 and fall semester 2001:
- Civil Procedure I (3) and II (2)
- Constitutional Law I (3) and II (2)
- Contracts I (2) and II (3)
- Criminal Law (3) Introduction to Appellate Advocacy (1)
- Legal Method-Process (usually combined with a traditional, required course) (2)
- Legal Profession (3)
- Property I (2) and II (3)
- Torts I (2) and II (3)
For those who entered prior to fall semester 2000:
- Civil Procedure I (3) and II (2)
- Constitutional Law I (3) and II (2)
- Contracts I (2) and II (3)
- Criminal Law (3)
- Criminal Procedure (2)
- Introduction to Appellate Advocacy (1)
- Legal Method-Process (usually combined with a traditional, required course) (2)
- Legal Profession (3)
- Property I (2) and II (3)
- Torts I (2) and II (3)
