2L Advising Resources
Dear Students,
I am writing to make you aware of some resources we have for Academic Advising as you plan your courses. Even though classes are being moved online, we still anticipate that Registration will take place on schedule the week of April 6.
Registration Memo
First and most importantly, please be sure to read the Registration Memo and other information on the Registration and Course Information page. The answers to many of your questions are here.
UM Degree
The law school has access to UM Degree, the University’s degree auditing platform. UM Degree will allow you to track your progress toward your JD and show your outstanding requirements as well as options that fulfill those requirements. If you declare interest in pursuing the Advocacy, Business, Health, or Tax Certificates by completing the Certificate Declaration Form, it can track your progress toward certificate requirements as well.
Please note that UM Degree is not an official record of your degree or certificate progress, but rather a tool for you to use for your planning purposes. The Law Registrar’s Office and certificate advisor will determine whether you have met your degree and certificate requirements, so please contact the Law Registrar or certificate advisor with any questions. You may also find the Graduation Checklist (scroll to the bottom of the page) helpful.
Schedule Builder
In your myMemphis account, you can access the Schedule Builder tool to build a visual version of your schedule. The Schedule Builder tool allows you to register with one click once you have added your schedule to your shopping cart.
Academic Advising Website
We have also updated the Academic Advising website with additional helpful resources for you as you plan your course schedule.
One of the new resources is a Fall 2020 Academic Advising Worksheet. This worksheet can help you plan next semester’s courses and begin planning for future semesters as well.
Individual Advising
If you are pursuing a certificate in Advocacy, Business, Health, or Tax Law, ask to meet with the Certificate Director make sure you are on track for the certificate.
Students should also consider seeking academic advising from faculty who teach, write, or have practiced in areas of law of interest to you.
Dean Aden and Dean Wilson are also available for individual advising for students who want to discuss their course selections or have other questions.
- Select an appointment time or email Dean Wilson to set up an advising meeting.
- Email Dean Aden to set up an advising meeting.
Please complete the Fall 2020 Academic Advising Worksheet before any advising meeting.
Thanks,
Dean Aden
