FACULTY OF LAW – PROGRAM REQUIREMENT CHECKLIST
(Enrolment after 2009)
Name:
McGill ID #:
Entrance year:
Expected Graduation:
Please check off the courses which you have successfully completed:
1. 1st year mandatory courses (29 credits):
 Civil Law Property/Droit des biens (PRV1 144D1/D2) – 5 CR
 Constitutional Law/Droit constitutionnel (PUB2 101D1/D2) – 6 CR
 Contractual Obligations/Obligations contractuelles (LAWG 100D1/D2) – 6 CR
 Ex-Contractual Obligations/Obligations extra-contractuelles/Torts (LAWG 101D1/D2) – 5 CR
 Foundations/Fondements (PUB3 116D1/D2) – 4 CR
 Introductory Legal Research (PRAC 147D1/D2) – 3 CR
Total credits:
2. 2nd year mandatory courses (13 credits):
 Advanced Civil Law Obligations (PROC 200) – 3 CR
 Advanced Common Law Obligations (PRV3 200) – 3 CR
 Common Law Property (PRV4 144) – 4 CR
 Legal Ethics and Advocacy (PRAC 155D1/D2) – 3 CR
Total credits:
3. Autres cours obligatoires (10 credits):
 Criminal Law/Droit pénal (PUB2 111) – 3 CR
 JICP/Droit judiciaire (PROC 124) – 4 CR
 Human Rights & Social Diversity Course*:
Total credits:
Credits:
4. a) Civil Law basket courses (4.5 credits including transystemic credits):
Credits
 Administration of the Property of Another (PRV4 548) – 3 CR
 Employment Law (LEEL 570) – 3 CR (if completed prior to W2012)
 Insurance (BUS2 561) – 3 CR
 Law of Persons (PRV2 270) – 3 CR
 Lease, Enterprise & Suretyship (PROC 549) – 3 CR
 Successions (PRV1 555) – 3 CR
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b) Common law basket courses (4.5 credits including transystemic credits):
Credits
Advanced Torts (PRV5 582) – 2 CR
Equity and Trusts (PRV4 549) – 3 CR
Real Estate Transactions (PRV4 451) – 3 CR
Remedies (PRV3 534) – 3 CR
Restitution (PRV4 500) – 3 CR
Wills and Estates (PRV4 556) – 3 CR
c) Transystemic courses (count for half their credit weight in each basket):
Civil Credits
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Business Associations (BUS2 365) – 4 CR
Commercial Law (LAWG 200) – 3 CR
Consumer Law (PRV5 483) – 3 CR
Death & Property (LAWG 504) – 3 CR
Employment Law (LEEL 570) – 3 CR (if completed after F2012)
Evidence (Civil Matters) (LAWG 415) – 3 CR
Common Credits
 Family Law (LAWG 273) – 3 CR
 Family Property Law (LAWG 300) – 3 CR
 Medical Liability (CMPL 522) – 3 CR
 Private International Law (LAWG 316) – 3 CR
 Secured Transactions (LAWG 400) – 4 CR
Total Civil Law credits:
Total Common Law Credits:
5. Quel cours satisfait le critère d’exigence minimale de rédaction**?
Credits
6. Did you go on exchange?
YES NO
How many credits were you issued for your exchange?
Please note: You may only take 21 outside credits if you went on exchange i.e.: 15 exchange + 6
outside law (law & non-law combined)
7. Please list any non-law credits you took.
Course
Credits
Total credits (No more than 6 credits):
8. Please list any outside law credits you took.
Course
Credits
Total credits (No more than 6 credits):
9. Please indicate which non-course credits you took. ***
Course
Credits
Total credits (No more than 15 credits):
10. Please list all other law courses you took.
Course
Total credits:
Credits
Course
Credits
11. a) Did you do an honours degree (15 credits)? YES NO
b) If so, did you complete the following courses?
Credits
 Honours Thesis 1 WRIT 450
 Honours Thesis 2 WRIT 451
 Honours Thesis 3 WRIT 452
Total credits:
12. a) Did you complete a minor (18 - 24 credits)?
b) Minor in
c) Please list the courses you took.
Course
Credits
YES NO
Course
Credits
Total credits:
13. a) Did you complete a major (27 credits)? YES NO
 Commercial Negotiations and Dispute Resolution
 International Human Rights and Development
b) Please list the courses you took.
Law Courses (15-21 credits)
Total Law credits:
Credits
Non-Law Courses (6-12 credits)
Credits
Total Non- Law Credits:
TOTAL CREDITS:
Verified by:
Date:
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International Development Law, International Humanitarian Law, International Law of Human Rights,
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taken after F2012)
**Options include: 1. Writing an essay in a two-credit or three-credit course in which the essay constitutes no less
than 75% of the final weight of grading assigned to the course, must be passed with a grade of C or higher; OR 2.
Writing a term essay must be passed with a grade of C or higher; OR 3. Writing an article, note or comment of
equivalent substance that is published or accepted for publication in one of the following Law journals: McGill Law
Journal, McGill Journal of Sustainable Development Law & Policy, McGill Journal of Law and Health, and approved
by the Faculty Advisor of the Journal. Please see https://www.mcgill.ca/law-studies/undergradprograms/bachelor/essays for more information.
***Courses include: Advanced Mooting, Clerkship, Group Assistants, Legal Clinic, Legal Methodology Teaching
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Senior manager, Specialized Editor, Junior Manager, Junior Editor.