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Unnamed: 0 | University of Idaho College of Law  Course and Experience Planning Worksheet for Class of 2014 | Unnamed: 2 | Unnamed: 3 | Unnamed: 4 | Unnamed: 5 | Unnamed: 6 | Unnamed: 7 | Unnamed: 8 | Unnamed: 9 | Unnamed: 10 | Unnamed: 11 | Unnamed: 12
 | Page 1: How to use this worksheet
1)  What are your goals?  What you want out of law school should determine your classes and experiences.
2)  On page 2, write down       your professional (post-law school) goals ( Be as general or as specific as you desire);        the state(s) where you've considered practicing law; and       the subjects tested on your chosen state's bar exam (see www.law.uidaho.edu/baradmission).
3)  Check the "Choosing a Course of Study" section of the Law Student Handbook for       (a) requirements for the J.D.      (b) course descriptions and prerequisites       (c) courses satisfying the professional skills requirement      (d) courses potentially satisfying the upper division writing requirement       (e) emphasis and joint/concurrent degree programs.
4)  On page 3, list all the fall, spring, and summer courses you would like to take, as well as courses you believe you should take .        Don't worry about whether you can or will take all of them.  Take into consideration a variety of things, such as the professor's       teaching style, your enjoyment of the subject, the practicality of the subject, what skills you can develop, and whether the subject       is tested on the bar exam.
5)  For each course listed, write down the number of credits, whether it covers a bar subject, and the skills it will help you develop.
6)  On page 4, note your interest in special opportunities, practice opportunities, and concurrent/joint degree problems.  Look up       prerequisites and requirements for these courses in the Law Student Handbook. Add any needed classes to your list on page 3.
7)  On page 5, write down            possible mentors you have identified;            personal (e.g., religious, charitable) and law-related activities in which you'd like to participate during law school; and            the practice experiences (e.g., client contact, dispute resolution) you would like to have during law school.       Identify the skills you hope to acquire from your activities and whether you can potentially get pro bono credit for the activities.
8)  Seek advice from others, including professors, lawyers, and the directors of Academic Support and Career Development.
9)  Fill out the Graduation Checklist on page 6.
10)  Based on all of the above, write down your preliminary plan for courses and activities on page 7.  In addition, write down how you         intend to prepare for bar subjects where you didn't take the corresponding UI course.
11)  Throughout law school, and in consultation with your mentors, refine your plan as your circumstances and goals change.
Page 2:  Graduation, Goals, and Bar Information
Requirements for the J.D.  (see also page 6 of this Worksheet)      Pass all required courses (all 1L courses + Constitutional Law I + Constitutional Law II + Professional Responsibility)      Fulfill the Upper Division Writing Requirement        Complete at least 90 semester hours of credit  (more is fine)      [NAME] at least 86 classroom credits  (more is fine)      [NAME] at least 6 full-time semesters (or the equivalent) "in residence" at ABA-approved law schools      Satisfy the professional skills requirement  by taking at least 2 credits in a skills course      Satisfy the pro bono service requirement by giving at least 40 hours of pro bono service      Take your last 26 credits at the University of Idaho, or receive a waiver from this requirement
Write down your professional goal(s).  This could include what type of law you would like to practice, what size firm, what type of client, what type of community, or any other consideration important to you.
Write down the state(s) where you have considered practicing:
List the bar subjects for the state(s) where you plan to practice:
Bar subject |  |  | Idaho /  UBE States |  | Other States | Bar subject |  |  | Idaho / UBE States | Other States
Business Associations |  |  | X |  | X | Professional Responsibility |  |  | X | X
Civil Procedure |  |  | X |  | X
Conflict of Laws |  |  | X |  | ? | Property Security  (UCC Art. 9) |  |  | X | X
Constitutional Law |  |  | X |  | X
Contracts |  |  | X |  | X | Real Property |  |  | X | X
Criminal Law |  |  | X |  | X | Sales |  |  | X | X
Criminal Procedure |  |  | X |  | X | Wills, trusts, estates |  |  | X | X
Evidence |  |  | X |  | X | Other:
[NAME] |  |  | X |  | ? | Other:
Negotiable Instruments | Negotiable instruments |  | X |  | ? | Other:
Page 3:  Potential Classes
 | List all classes you are potentially interested in, their credits, whether they cover bar subjects, and the legal skills they will  help you develop.  Also list all courses required as a prerequisite for a course you plan to take, plus courses required for any emphasis or joint/concurrent degree program you plan to pursue.
Fall Courses |  | Credits | Bar | Skills | Spring Courses | Credits | Bar | Skills | Summer Courses | Credits | Bar | Skills
Page 4:  Special Opportunities / Emphasis Programs / Joint & Concurrent Programs
 | Check all special programs and activities you are potentially interested in.  See the Law Student Handbook, your advisor, or the Academic Support Director for prerequisites and requirements.
 | Summer Opportunities
 | ___  Summer externship |  |  |  |  | ___  Non-law-related internship or paid employment
 | ___  Law classes in Moscow, Boise, or another law school |  |  |  |  | ___  Northwest Institute for Dispute Resolution
 | ___  Non-law graduate classes ([NAME]. 6 credits) |  |  |  |  | ___  Law study abroad
 | ___  Law-related internship or paid employment |  |  |  |  | ___  Other (specify)
 | Intensive Writing Opportunities
 | ___  McNichols Appellate Advocacy Competition |  |  |  |  | ___  the crit
 | ___  Moot Court |  |  |  |  | ___  Law Review
 | ___  National legal writing competitions |  |  |  |  | ___  Other (specify)
 | Practice and Simulated Practice Opportunities
 | ___  McNichols Appellate Advocacy Competition |  |  |  |  | ___  General (DVSA) Clinic (Moscow)
 | ___  Mock Trial |  |  |  |  | ___  Immigration Clinic (Moscow)
 | ___  Moot Court |  |  |  |  | ___  Mediation Clinic (Moscow)
 | ___  Negotiation or Mediation Competitions |  |  |  |  | ___  Small Business Legal Clinic (Boise)
 | ___  Appellate Clinic (Moscow) |  |  |  |  | ___  Tax Clinic (Boise)
 | ___  Economic Development Clinic (Boise) |  |  |  |  | ___  Other (specify)
 | Emphasis Areas and Concurrent / Joint Degrees
 | ___  Litigation and ADR Emphasis
 | ___  Native American Law Emphasis
 | ___  Natural Resources & Environmental Law Emphasis
 | ___  Third Year in Boise (business focus)
 | ___  J.D. /M.Acct. at Univ. of Idaho
 | ___  J.D./M.S. in Environmental Science at Univ. of Idaho
 | ___  J.D / M.S. or J.D. / Ph.D. in Water Resources at Univ. of Idaho
 | ___  J.D./M.S.A.T. (MS Accounting, Taxation)  at Boise State Univ.
Page 5:  Mentors, Potential Activities, and Legal Experience
 | List possible mentors, whether law professors, lawyers, or others.  A mentor need not be in the area of law you wish to pursue.
Possible Mentors |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | Reason
 | List all activities you are potentially interested in and the legal skills they will help you develop. [NAME] any activities you could potentially use to satisfy the pro bono service requirement.
Desired Law School and Personal Activities |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | Skills Gained from this Activity
Desired Legal Practice Experience |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | Skills Gained from this Experience
 | Page 6:  Graduation Checklist
 | Required courses  ___    I will pass all 1L courses + Constitutional Law II and Professional Responsibility.
 | Upper Division Writing Requirement ___   I plan to fulfill the Upper Division Writing Requirement by           ___   Law Review or the crit           ___   Taking the following paper course:  ____________________________________________________________________           ___   Taking a directed study with this professor:  ______________________________________________________________ ___   (Optional)  I intend to take Advanced Legal Research before starting my writing project.  ___   I have talked about a potential paper with the relevant professor.  ___   I intend to start the research for my paper during the semester of   ___   I intend to finish the writing of my paper during the semester of   ___   (Optional)  I intend to enter my paper into the following writing contest:
 | Total credits  ___   My course plan on page 7 gives me at least 90 total credits.
 | Classroom credits  ___   My course plan on page 7 gives me at least 86 classroom credits.  (All courses are classroom credit except Law 955 Appellate Advocacy, Law 956 Appellate (Moot) Court, Law 972 Legal Externship, Law 973 Non-Classroom Credit Public Service Externship, Law 981 Christical Legal Studies Journal, Law 982 Law Review, and Law 983 Directed Study.)
 | Six semesters in residence  ___   I will take at least 6 full-time fall and spring semesters.   ___   I will take 4 full-time semesters + 1 part-time semester + 1 full-time summer.  ___   I will take 5 semesters + 2 fulltime summers.  ___   I plan to take courses at, or study abroad through, the following ABA-approved law school: ________________________________   ___  I have discussed my plans for transfer credit with the Associate Dean of Students.
 | Professional skills requirement  ___   I will take at least 2 skills credits through the following course(s):____________________________________________________
 | Pro bono service requirement  ___   I have discussed my plans with the Pro Bono Program Coordinator. ___   I will give a minimum of 40 hours of pro bono service through the following activities: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________  __________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Page 7:  Course and Activity Plan
Semester 1 (1L) |  | Credits | Bar | Skills | Semester 2 (1L) | Credits | Bar | Skills | Summer 1 | Credits | Bar | Skills
[NAME] [NAME] and Proc |  | 3 | X |  | 806 Procedure II | 3 | X
807 Property |  | 4 | X |  | 812 Criminal Law | 3 | X
809 Torts |  | 4 | X |  | 813 Contracts | 4 | X
820 Legislature & Regulation |  | 3 | X |  | 816 Constitutional Law I | 4 | X
815 Legal Res & Writing |  | year-long course |  |  | 815 Legal Res & Writing | 5 |  | research writing
Activity |  |  |  |  | Activity |  |  |  | Activity
Activity |  |  |  |  | Activity |  |  |  | Activity
Semester credits |  | 14 |  |  | Semester credits | 19 |  |  | Semester credits
Cumulative credits |  | 14 |  |  | Cumulative credits | 33 |  |  | Cumulative credits
Classroom credits |  | 14 |  |  | Classroom credits | 19 |  |  | Classroom credits
Cum classroom credits |  | 14 |  |  | Cum classroom credits | 33 |  |  | Cum classroom credits
Semester 3  (2L) |  | Credits | Bar | Skills | Semester 4  (2L) | Credits | Bar | Skills | Summer 2 | Credits | Bar | Skills
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Semester 5  (3L) |  | Credits | Bar | Skills | Semester 6  (3L) | Credits | Bar | Skills | Plan for Bar Subjects Not Taken as Classes
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Classroom credits |  |  |  |  | Classroom credits |  |  |  | 5)
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