1.01 Admissions
Criteria
1.02 Prelegal Education
1.03 Law School Admission
Test
1.04 Fall Admission
Only
1.05 Transfer
Applications
1.06 Reserved
1.07 Readmission after
Dropping Out
1.08 Persons Excluded from
Admission
Chapter 2. GRADING RULES FOR 2005 AND LATER MATRICULANTS
2.01 General Grading
Rules
2.02 Class Rankings
2.03 Pass-Fail Option
2.04 Transition Rules
2.05 Conversion Scale for
Intra-University Use
2.06 Grading Consistency in
Multi-Sectioned Courses
2.07 Average Grades
2.08 Grade
Distributions
2.09 Reporting of
Grades
2.10 Distribution and
Posting of Grade Information
2.11 Grading
Grievances
3.01 First-Year
Program
3.02 Reduced First-Year
Program
3.03 Legal Process
Requirement
3.04 Diploma Privilege
Requirements
3.05 Joint Program in Law
and Public Administration
3.05.1 Joint Program in Law
and Library Information Science
3.05.2 Joint Program in Law
and Ibero-American Studies
3.05.3 Joint Program in Law and Business Master's Degree
3.05.4 Joint Program in Law and Environmental Studies
3.06 Credits for Law
Journal and Moot Court
3.07 Professional Skills Requirement
3.08 Non-Law Courses
3.09 Abnormal Course
Loads
3.10 General Practice
Course
3.11 Legal Research &
Writing
3.12 Professional
Responsibilities Requirement
3.13 Directed Research;
Directed Reading
3.14 Clinical Courses
3.15 Seminar Rules
3.16 Advance Standing for
Law Students Pursuing Joint Programs in Law and Other Graduate
Fields
3.17 Law & Philosophy
Degree Program
3.18 Law & Sociology
(Ph.D.) Dual Degree
3.19 Certificates of
Concentration
Chapter 4. GRADING RULES FOR PRE-2005 MATRICULANTS
4.01 General Grading
Rules
4.02 Class Ranking
4.03 Pass-Fail Option
4.04 Reserved
4.05 Reserved
4.06 Reserved
4.07 Transcribing
Grades
4.08 Conversion Scale for
Intra-University Use
4.09 Reserved
4.10 Grading Consistency in
Multi-Sectioned Courses
4.11 Average Grades
4.12 Grade
Distributions
4.13 Reporting of
Grades
4.14 Distribution and
Posting of Grade Information
4.15 Grading
Grievances
5.01 General
Requirement
5.02 Penalty
5.03 Seating
Assignments
Chapter 6. WITHDRAWALS AND EXAMINATIONS
6.01 Adding or Dropping
Courses
6.02 Penalty for Failure to
Complete Course
6.03 Rescheduling
Examinations
6.04 Notice of Intention to
Rewrite
6.05 Forfeiture of Rewrite
Privilege
6.06 Rules for Conducting
Examinations
6.07 Examinations in
Absentia
6.08 Examinations to be
Kept on File
6.09 Rewriting
Examinations
6.10 Identification by
Number
6.11 No Collaboration
Policy
Chapter 7 ELIGIBILITY TO CONTINUE
7.01 Eligibility to
Continue at the End of First Two Semesters
7.02 Eligibility to
Continue at End of Third or Succeeding Semester
7.03 Limitation on Use of
Rules 7.01 and 7.02
7.04 Requirement of a
Minimum of 10 Credits
7.05 Waiver
7.06 Completion of Degree
Work Within Six Years
7.07 Computation of
Weighted Average
7.08 Reserved
Chapter 8. SCHOLARSHIPS, PRIZES, HONORS
8.01 Procedures
8.02 Awards to be Based on
Need
8.03 Prizes
8.04 Honors
8.05 Dean's Honor
List
Chapter 9. DEGREE AND BAR ADMISSION CERTIFICATE REQUIREMENTS
9.01 J.D. Degree
9.02 Bar Admission
Certificate
Chapter 10. GRADUATE DEGREES AND GRADUATE MINORS IN LAW
10.01 S.J.D.
Degree
10.02 LL.M. Degree
10.03 Law Minors
10.04 M.L.I.
Degree
11.02 Computer
Requirement
11.03 Book Withdrawal
Rules
11.04 Student Photographs
Required
11.05 Student
Assistantships
Chapter 12. LAW STUDENT PETITIONS AND APPEALS
12.01 Initial
Grievance Procedure
12.02 Petitions
Committee
12.03 Jurisdiction of
Petitions Committee
12.04 Time Limitations on
Appeals
12.05 Appeals Procedure
under Section 12.03(1)(b)
APPENDIX A. Materials Pertaining to Bar Admission
APPENDIX C. Clinical Program Student Practice Rules
APPENDIX D. Coif Eligibility Rules
APPENDIX E. State Law Prohibiting Discrimination Against Students