A student may be granted a leave of absence if in good academic standing and will be readmitted as long as the student re-enrolls and begins classes within a period of two academic years. A student who withdraws while not in good academic standing is not entitled to readmission without the approval of the Dean. Examinations Midterm and final written examinations are required in all graded courses. Exams are graded anonymously and generally form the basis for the student's grade. If the instructor uses factors other than the written examination, the basis for the grade will be announced at the beginning of the semester and a statement of the grading policy will be on file with the Law School office.
Examinations are to be taken at their scheduled time only.
If extenuating circumstances exist, alternative examination times may be authorized. Candidates must have a grade point average of 70 or higher for the final year and a cumulative grade point average of 70 or higher. Graduating students must have been enrolled in law school for at least four years. Student Conduct Students who enter San Francisco Law School do so to acquire a comprehensive legal education and to prepare for a career in the legal profession or related fields. Student conduct which obstructs or interferes with the administrative or academic process, or which interferes with the right of other students endeavoring to pursue their legal education, will be sufficient cause for removal from the Law School.