There are a few areas, however, that cause recurring problems. As we start a new academic year, some reminders seem appropriate. Adding and Dropping Courses See the academic calender for applicable dates. Audit Courses Students may audit elective courses. However, there is no credit awarded for audited courses, and these courses do not count toward graduation or to complete any other requirement.
Fees are the same for audit courses as for regular credit courses.
Audit courses may not be repeated for credit. Final Exam Schedule Changes Changes in the final exam schedule are not permitted without specific permission of the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs. A student may receive up to four hours of individual study as a research assistant, but may not earn more than ONE hour per semester. No one is eligible to participate in the moot court program until after completion of the first year of law study. Students must complete both the appellate requirement and trial case requirement before credit can be awarded, and thus should not enroll for credit until both parts of the requirements have been completed.