REGENT LAW COURSES AND RECORDS OFFICE IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS
Honor Code and Standards of Personal Conduct
Continued enrollment in the
School
of
Law
is contingent upon student adherence to the Regent University School of Law Honor Code, the Regent University Honor Code and the Regent University Standards of Personal Conduct.
Regent Examsoft Website: For students who desire to type their final exams.
Student Handbook
Regent University Catalog In order to graduate, students must complete all the degree requirements published in the course catalog. Students are subject to the degree requirements listed in the catalog for the year during which the student first enrolls. However, students who withdraw and are later readmitted to the law school will be bound by the requirements in effect at the time of their readmission.
Regent University School of Law Policies and Procedures Note: The curricular requirements contained in this document are applicable for students who matriculated in the fall 2005 semester. Students who matriculated in prior years should consult the Policies and Procedures Manual for their year of matriculation.
School of Law Course Descriptions and Prerequisites
Schedules
Spring 2007 Course Schedule (Draft)
Spring 2007 Exam Schedule (Draft)
Summer 2007 Course Schedule
Summer 2007 Exam Schedule
Fall 2007 Draft Course Schedule
Spring 2008 Draft Course Schedule
Required Events for the 2006-2007 Academic Year:
Required for All Law Students:
All Law Student/Faculty Retreat:
Saturday, February 3, from 8:00AM – 1:30PM
Required for 1st Year Students:
Part II of Orientation (Full Time Students Only)
Tuesday, January 23, from NOON – 2:00PM.
All Law Student/Faculty Retreat:
Saturday, February 3, from 8:00AM – 1:30PM
Professionalism Seminar:
Wednesday, February 21, from 3:30 – 6:30PM
Presented by the Virginia State Bar to all Virginia law schools.
Other Regent Cornerstone Lectures (Dates and Times TBA)
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