Chapter 1. ADMISSIONS
- 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
Chapter 3. COURSE RULES
- 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 Experiential Course Requirement (formerly 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
Chapter 5. ATTENDANCE RULES
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
Chapter 9. DEGREE AND BAR ADMISSION CERTIFICATE REQUIREMENTS
Chapter 10. GRADUATE DEGREES AND GRADUATE MINORS IN LAW
Chapter 11. MISCELLANEOUS
- 11.01 Reserved
- 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)
Appendices
- APPENDIX A. Materials Pertaining to Bar Admission
- APPENDIX B. Statements Pertaining to Academic Dishonesty; Policy on Take-Home Exams; Change of Grades
- APPENDIX C. Clinical Program Student Practice Rules
- APPENDIX D. Coif Eligibility Rules
- APPENDIX E. State Law Prohibiting Discrimination Against Students
