INTERNATIONAL LAW CONCENTRATION : ENROLLMENT

Enrollment in the International Law Concentration is easily accomplished by filing an Academic Concentration Notice of Enrollment  form with the Registrar's Office. This can occur as early as the student's third semester in law school. Formal enrollment in the International Law Concentration is complete once the Notice of Enrollment form is filed. Students must be in good academic standing in order to enroll in the International Law Concentration . Once enrolled, students will be invited to participate in a variety of special programs of interest to international law practitioners. Concentration students will also be invited to Advanced Legal Studies programs.

Continued enrollment in the International Law Concentration only requires that a student:

• Complete a sufficient number of the required and elective courses per semester so that it is possible to complete the required eighteen (18) credits in approved International Law Concentration courses by the time the student graduates; and
  
  
• Obtain the approval of the Concentration Faculty Director of the student's plan for completing the Concentration's writing requirement. You may also wish to meet with the Director of Academic Concentrations, Betsy Roberti, to review your progress in completing the International Law Concentration requirements.

Upon completion of the required courses, elective courses, the writing requirement and total credit hours required by the International Law Concentration, as discussed more fully below, students must complete and file a Notice of Concentration Completion form with the Registrar's office.