Students who began law school in or after the Summer of 2016 must earn 6 credits in experiential learning course. Students who began law school before the Summer of 2016 must complete 1 experiential learning course (no credit minimum applies).
Clinics
In clinics, students represent clients under the supervision of Law School faculty.
Externships
In externships, students work in actual law offices, under the supervision of licensed attorneys who commit to the Law School's learning goals.
Simulations
In simulation courses, students engage in structured role-plays designed to provide lawyering challenges that mirror the demands of practice.
Litigation courses
Client Counseling and Dispute Resolution courses
Other simulation courses
Practicums
In practicum courses, students receive lawyering training through classes and simulations and then have the opportunity to apply their skills in real-life settings.
Practicum courses
Labs
In lab courses, students work on preparing documents in a specific practice area.
Drafting lab courses
