13 COURSE SELECTION TIPSDo you need advice? Ask me I`m the Academic Dean Ask Dean Aden, Associate Dean of Student Law Affairs and Asp Director Lindsey Gill, Assistant Director of Student Affairs and ASP Ask Jacque O`Bryant, Law School Diversity Coordinator Ask Dean Rudolph or Chesney McAfee at the Career Services Office Ask a faculty member, especially if he/she teaches in a field where you want to practice Ask a lawyer Avoid making important course decisions on: Corridor/Facebook Chatter Rumors Tips at “Bar Review” 1 Rising 2Ls Associate Dean Steven Mulroy smulroy@memphis.eduACADEMIC ADVICE Rising 2Ls Associate Dean Steven Mulroy. 6 When should menu items be busy? I recommend taking as many menu courses as you can tolerate during your 2L year This strategy saves 3L years on skills courses, off-bar courses, elective courses, and certificate requirements Samantha Fitzgerald Enrollment and Exam Administrator. Advanced legal research in a practice-oriented program Matthew C. Cordon Reference Librarian and Associate Professor of Law Baylor Law School. 5 Degree Requirements: 2L/3LPractice Foundation Courses Menu A student must enroll in two courses in the Practice Foundation menu to graduate The courses in this menu are designed for students to discover the important legal courses that often form the basis of modern legal practice The menu (asterisk indicates the topic tested on the bar): Professional organizations (3 hours)* Estates of deceased persons (3 hours)* Family law (3 hours)* Administrative law (3 hours) Criminal proceedings (3 hours)* Conflicts (3 hours) * Remedy (3 hours) * DAY SCHOOL MEETING for SUMMER 2010 “Experience: The real teacher”. Jennifer Barnes, Clerkship Program Director Carolyn Landry, Clerkship Coordinator. Loyola University Chicago School of Law Externship Program Judicial Externship Application Process Summer/Fall 2013. Transactional and transnational Wake Forest Your Curricular Decisions. Teacher. Alan Palmiter March 4, 2008. 2 Degree Requirements 2All students must have at least 90 credit hours and at least a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 to complete the course in the second year Requirements: Proof (4 hours) in the fall or spring; Fall: Prof.
Frank Spring: TBA Con Law (4 hours) in autumn or spring: Autumn: Prof. Mulroy Spring: Prof. Please contact the Certificate Advisor for any questions: Advocacy – Prof. Kritchevsky Business – Prof. Smith Health – Prof. Campbell Tax – Prof. Kratzke Plan your schedule. 0-14 Hours attempted: Fr. A course may fill up before you have a chance to enroll in it, but stop often; Students drop out/add all summer Limited Registration Courses Skills and Seminars (two prerequisites for graduation) You will assess any skills or seminar courses you wish to take The Registrar`s Office will select the class based on your graduation date If your first choice is complete, you will be placed in your second (or third) law school orientation overview during the first year 24.
August 2011. Degree Requirements: 2L/3LUpper Class Writing Requirement After your second semester, a student must take at least one seminar course to graduate A seminar course is an intensive research and writing course that results in in-depth work Seminar courses require a long period of research on a legal topic selected by the student A law review student can meet the writing requirement By grade A student must have a “C” or do better to meet the requirement 3 degree requirements: 2L/3LProfessional Responsibility (2 hours) We offer public relations in the fall and spring semesters: Prof. Lidge Spring: Prof. Wilson Best in 2L Year PR is a Requirement for Clinic Courses Save space in your 3L for Electives multi-state professional liability exam? State Requirements Lawyer Requirements Offers Fall, Spring and Summer Can Take the MPRE When Registering in PR Must Take MPRE within two years of your Bar Exam More information can be found under 11 SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM: Lawyers CoursesMBE TN Bar Exam Civil Procedure Business Law Business Organizations Constitutional Law Civ Pro (Federal and TN) Contracts Sale Criminal Law Secure Transactions Criminal Proceedings Conflict of Laws Conflict Rules Evidence Constitutional Law (Federal and Federal Government) TN) (Real Estate) Property Offences Criminal Law and Procedures Family Law Professional Liability Property (Real and Personal) Recourse Estates of the Deceased.