Petition to Take a Non-Law School Course for Credit

JD students may, in their second and third years, take work in other departments and schools of the University for credit in the Law School. Such work may be counted for no more than 12 course hours toward the J.D. degree. Each student must receive advance permission to register. LL.M. students may take non-Law School courses only in addition to the 27 hours of Law School course credit needed to fulfill their degree requirements. Prior to registering for a non-law school course a student should check with the department or professor to determine if there are any limitations or prerequisites for the course (i.e., some professors will not offer a pass/fail option, need for professor’s permission). With the permission of the professor you may have your grade sent to the University Registrar as either pass/fail or as a letter grade.

Name:

ID:

Year of study:

Your email:

Course Info

Quarter:

Year:

Professor:

Course Name:

Subject Code (i.e., PLSC or HUMA):

Course #:

My reasons for taking this course, its relevance to my legal studies/career, the law in general, and the basis for the grade:

Course Description:

Have you taken other courses taken outside the Law School?:

Yes

If yes, please list the other course(s) taken outside the law school (incl. Title, Quarter/Year):

Do you have outstanding papers?:

Yes

If yes, please list outstanding papers:

Please list any similar classes you have taken in college, graduate school, or law school:

Students

Petition to Take a Non-Law School Course for Credit

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