Calendar and Notes -- Spring 2015
Registration Appointments
November 2014
Add/Drop Begins
Ongoing
Fee Payment Due
*refer to CampusNet for
exact payment due date
Law Spring Courses Begin
Late Registration Fee Begins
Last Day to Add
Last Day to Drop
Last Day of Instruction
Incomplete Removal Deadline
Reading Period
Law Final Exams
End Fall Term
Commencement
January 12
January 19
January 18
February 8
April 28
April 28
April 29-May 3
May 4-15
May 15
May 16
FEDERAL REFUND POLICY
Your financial aid for the semester is finalized based on your
enrollment as of the 60% completion period for the semester.
Withdrawals occurring prior to the 60% completion date will
result in the recalculation of aid eligibility and the return of
ineligible aid to Federal or State agencies. Failure to attend class
through the 60% completion period will be treated as a
withdrawal in determining aid eligibility. This may result in the
student owing a balance to the university. It is the responsibility
of the student to officially withdraw from classes during the
appropriate refund periods to receive a refund or credit.
HOLIDAYS
Martin Luther King Day
President’s Day
Spring Recess
January 19*
February 16**
March 8-15
*Martin Luther King Jr Day will be observed on
Monday, January 19th. Classes will not be held and
Tuesday classes will resume as normal the following
day.
** Presidents Day will be observed on Monday,
February 16th. Classes will not be held that Monday.
The Monday schedule will be followed on Tuesday,
February 17th.
REFUND SCHEDULE
Through January 18, 2015
100%
January 19 – January 25, 2015
75%
January 26 – February 1, 2015
50%
February 2 – February 8, 2015
25%
After February 8, 2015
0%
Beginning January 19, 2015, no further credit hour
substitutions are allowed and credit hour fees will be
charged – i.e., when a course is added, tuition will
charged at 100% but credit for hours dropped will be at
the refund level indicated above.
NOTES
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First term of a continuing course.
The letter "X" following the number of credit hours indicates a two-semester course which began in a previous term. Students may not register
for such concluding courses unless they were enrolled in these courses during the preceding term except as provided in Academic Regulation
4.5(a).
Courses so noted are open to students who have completed most of the courses in the Required Core Curriculum and are concurrently enrolled
in the rest of the courses in the Required Core Curriculum, as well as being open to students who have completed the Required Core Curriculum.
Generally, courses not so noted should not be attempted prior to completion of the RCC. Specific core courses may be required before
enrollment in some courses.
Courses so noted satisfy the graduation requirement of a course having a component of Administrative Law.
Courses so noted require a paper, satisfactory completion of which will satisfy the Upper Level Writing Requirement.
Students electing courses so noted may elect to satisfy the Upper Level Writing Requirement as permitted by the instructor. Students should
check with the instructor to see which options are available; the instructor may limit the number of students who may satisfy the requirement.
Courses so noted satisfy the graduation requirement of a course in Ethics and Professional Responsibility.
Courses so noted require special registration approval.
Courses so noted are subject to pre-registration.
Courses so noted are new or revised. See course description with registration materials and/or on law school website.
Courses so noted fulfill the perspective elective requirement.
Consult class instructor for additional meeting time information.
These courses do not conform to the usual law college semester calendar.
Courses so noted satisfy the graduation requirement of a third semester of legal writing.
Include alphabetical suffix when registering.
Note IMPORTANT PREREQUISITES! Check course description in handbook.
Class meetings may be adjusted within the listed times.
Courses so noted satisfy the skills requirement for students admitted prior to 2012.
Courses so noted satisfy the experiential skills requirement for students admitted in 2012 and after.