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First-Year Courses:

Graduate Courses:

Upperclass Courses:

Colloquiums, Seminars, and Problem Courses:

All problem courses and seminars satisfy the writing requirement and are limited enrollment. However, students selecting a seminar or problem course that satisfies the skills requirement or the writing requirement may use the course to fulfill one of the requirements, but not both. A student selecting a Colloquium, Seminar, and Problem Course designated as fulfilling the professional responsibility and writing requirement may fulfill both requirements.

Admission to all problem courses and seminars is determined by lottery.

Clinical Courses and Externships

All clinical courses and externships have limited enrollment and satisfy the skills requirement.

Admission to all clinic courses is instructor selected.

Detailed clinical descriptions may be found at: support.law.cornell.edu/students/forms/ClinicalCoursesAndExternshipsDescriptions.pdf

Nonprofessional Courses—Not Open to Law Students:

LAW 2650 - Psychology and Law (crosslisted)
LAW 3281 - Constitutional Politics (crosslisted)
LAW 3887 - International Human Rights in Theory and Practice (crosslisted)
LAW 3920 - The U.S. Constitution: Crisis, Change and Legitimacy (crosslisted)
LAW 4021 - [Competition Law and Policy] (crosslisted)
LAW 4051 - Death Penalty in America (crosslisted)
LAW 4071 - Law Culture and Society in China (crosslisted)
LAW 4131 - The Nature, Functions, and Limits of Law (crosslisted)