Required Courses

 The School of Law provides a rich range of classes in both the day and evening divisions, which will fulfill the 87 credits you will need to graduate.

In addition to the first year and upper-level required curriculum, we strongly recommend that you prepare for the rigors of legal practice by enrolling in as many of the “foundational courses” as possible to give you the strongest foundation possible. In addition, you will complete upper level writing and advocacy requirements to further refine your learning.

Here's a few items to keep in mind with your course planning:

•  You will take professional responsibility, evidence, and constitutional law II, and civil procedure II* as an upper-level student.
• You will take at least two upper-level writing courses. This may be accomplished by taking two seminars or one workshop and one seminar.
• You may satisfy your writing requirement through participation in a student journal.
• You will take at least one advocacy course.

                 * Evening students take civil procedure II during their first year.