In planning their schedules concentrators should be mindful that the required Evidence course covers foundational material and should be taken first. The required Clinical course will put the student's acquired litigation skills into practice and optimally should be taken last. For those students writing a Thesis, the Thesis Seminar must be taken by the second semester prior to graduation. This allows for any necessary adjustments and improvements to the Thesis in the final semester prior to graduation.

The approved Civil Litigation Concentration courses for Suffolk University Law School's Macaronis Civil Litigation Concentration are described below. In order to successfully complete the Civil Litigation Concentration, students must take a minimum of twenty three (23) credits in the following approved Civil Litigation Concentration courses, including the five (5) required courses and the required clinical or internship program. Please note that not all courses are offered each semester and plan accordingly.