Fall 2007 and Later:
Regulatory Law Track Curriculum

See also Regulatory Law Sequence.

Matriculation Fall 2007 and Later —89 credits required to graduate

The Regulatory Law Track is designed to prepare students for practice in and before the numerous agencies that regulate business and other activities. Approximately one-third of the 89 credits required for graduation must be in regulatory law courses. The remaining two-thirds of the course work of the track is outside regulatory law, thereby ensuring students substantial breadth in their professional training.

Chart of Regulatory Law Track Course Requirements in PDF form

Regulatory Law Track Course Requirements

Required General Law Courses

Required Regulatory Law Classes

Sample Schedules for the Regulatory Law Track

The following schedules are illustrative of the general order in which students should take Regulatory Law Track courses in order to complete the requirements of the program. Some courses might not be offered during the semesters indicated below, so be sure to check with the Records Office for a current schedule of classes.

Scheduling considerations for all students:

• After the first year, students in the full-time division must maintain a credit load of 10-17 hours per semester, and students in the part-time division must maintain a credit load of 8-12 hours per semester. (See Academic Regulation 3-6.5.)
• In order to earn a JD, a student must be in residence for a minimum of six semesters. A student is in residence for a semester when he/she earns at least 10 hours of academic credit in a fall or spring semester. (See Academic Regulation 3-5.)
• All students must complete 89 credit hours to graduate, 80 of which must be "in-class" credit hours and no more than 12 credit hours may be graded "CR". (See Academic Regulation 3-3.1.)
  

Sample Schedules for Regulatory Law Track in PDF form

Matriculation Fall 2007 and Later-- 89 credits required to graduate

See also Regulatory Law Sequence.