The program, which begins in the spring semester, is open to second or third year law students in good standing, and selection will be on a competitive basis. Applicants must be reasonably fluent in Spanish and must satisfy the International Programs Committee that their studies in Argentina will be beneficial to their legal education. Heather Gregg, a 2L, was the first student to apply for the exchange program. During a recent brown bag luncheon with law students, Dean Patricia White expressed her delight with the program and told students it's a wonderful opportunity to expand their legal horizons. ASU will send one student to Buenos Aires in the spring and will eventually host students from UTDT, recognized as one of Argentina's top law schools.
Students are responsible for their own travel, insurance, housing and living expenses.
I want this for my ASU students. It's a fascinating place to live and have an exchange.