The Registrar’s office has received a collection of requests and questions over the last days and weeks leading up to Registration. Here are some responses and answers that we hope will help you with your planning: <\/p>\n
1. Will you post the powerpoint slides that Dean Romantz presented at the mandatory academic advising session just a few weeks ago? Yes. <\/p>\n
It is posted on the bottom of the “Calendar, Schedules, Booklists & Registration” page, on the “Current Students” page. You can also get to it by clicking on the link attached to this post. <\/p>\n
2. Is Crim. Pro. I a prerequisite for Crim. Pro. II? No. <\/p>\n
Questions about requirements for pre-requisites and concurrent courses can be found in the course descriptions in the Course Catalogue. It is always a good backstop to contact the Professor if you have any doubts or concerns about how up to date the information is, or if you would like to find out if exceptions will be made. <\/p>\n
3. In what term are the hours recorded\/should a student enroll for Law Review? If you are accepted onto the Law Review, you will enroll in Law Review for three hours for your Spring semester, during which time you will complete your Note. <\/p>\n
4. Is Evidence a prerequisite for Appellate Advocacy? No. <\/p>\n
See also the commentary under Question No. 2. <\/p>\n
5. If you were told you were selected for a Skills course, a Seminar, or an Externship, you should be registered at this time. If you do not show up as registered, let the Registrar’s Office know so we can fix it. <\/p>\n
Registration starts at 8am tomorrow. Feel free to email, call, or drop by if you have any questions. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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