Late applications may be arranged with the program director, if space allows. The director recognizes that financial aid for legal studies may not be available until either late May or early June and such a deferred time-frame for payment is satisfactory if the student has preregistered and informed the director of the payment schedule. The maximum number of hours allowable pursuant to American Bar Association regulations for a program of this duration is five hours. Students will be housed in Collingwood College, one of Durham University's most modern residential colleges. Breakfast and lunch are included in the housing and meal allowance for each registered student on days when either classes or examinations are conducted.
Breakfast is provided every day, including weekends.
Lodging will be provided from July 1 until August 1, so students may leave their excess luggage in their rooms while enjoying weekend travel. Evening meals, other than the closing dinner on July 29, may be purchased in one of the local restaurants convenient to the lodging. The evening meal will not, however, generally be provided by the study-abroad program. Loans are available to students participating in this study-abroad program. Students interested in obtaining loans for the program should contact the Director of Financial Aid at the law school which they are attending.