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The first-year curriculum for beginning students is prescribed by the faculty, and must be completed prior to registration for elective courses, except where Levin College of Law policy otherwise provides (see Class Progression Schedule). Students are required to take Legal Drafting in their second year of study. Students may choose elective courses from any area, subject only to prerequisites. It is recommended that students select a variety of courses to ensure broad exposure.

Course Progression Schedule:
Fall 2006 Entering Class

First-Year Required Courses Law Credits
Contracts 5000 4
Criminal Law 5100 3
Torts 5700 4
Legal Research & Writing 5792 2
Professional Responsibility 6750 3
Civil Procedure 5301 4
Constitutional Law 5501 4
Property 5400 4
Appellate Advocacy 5793 2
Estates & Trusts 6430 3
Evidence 6330 4
Legal Drafting 6955 2
Corporations 6063 3
Trial Practice 6363 4

* Registration-priority courses are not required, but the faculty recommends them for the designated year. Registration for these courses will be allowed in the year of priority. Registration in any other year is subject to space availability after Advanced Registration.

   

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