Ben Cooper, Associate Dean

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Ben Cooper, Associate Dean Course Selection 2017 Ben Cooper, Associate Dean

2L & 3L 3rd 4th 5th 6th HALL

On Registrar’s Webpage Course Selection Guide Recommended Courses List This PowerPoint Show Full Year Schedule HALL

Requirements 90 Credits 2.0 GPA Legal Profession Skills Requirement (2 Skills Classes) (January = Optional) Writing Requirement (1 Course) BULLARD

Other Notes on Graduation Graduation Possible in 24 Months 75 of 90 Credits in Regularly Scheduled 70 w/ Permission 70 of 90 Credits in Letter Graded

“The” Bar Exam Bar Topics Generally Civ Pro II Con Law II Corporations Crim Pro I Evidence Family Law Secured Transactions (& Commercial Paper) Wills and Estates “The” Bar Exam MPRE State Essays Multi-State Essay Multi-State Bar Exam Multi-State Performance Exam HALL

Know your state substantive pro bono experiential substance abuse education character and fitness

Recommended Courses!!! The faculty strongly recommend that all students take many, if not all, of these courses. They constitute the backbone of a legal education and will help prepare every student for the bar exam. While the faculty believe these courses will serve all students well, they do not advocate these classes to the exclusion of others.

Recommended Courses!!! Civil Procedure II Family Law Constitutional Law II Corporations Criminal Procedure I Evidence Family Law Income Tax -- Individuals Secured Transactions Wills and Estates If Civil Practice in Mississippi Mississippi Civil Practice HALL

Career and Intellectual Interests Practice Areas Variety / Diversity Enrichment HALL

Logistics Course and Exam Schedule Prerequisites Sequencing Frequency Summer Study Non-Residents Class Size Method of Evaluation BULLARD

Clinical and Externship Opportunities Child Advocacy Clinic Transactional Clinic Street Law Clinic Tax Clinic Low Income Taxpayer Clinic Housing Clinic Legislation & Policy Clinic Criminal Appeal Clinic Innocence Project MacArthur Justice Clinic Conflict Management Practicum Clinical Externship Pro Bono Initiative – Micro Clinics BULLARD

Concentrations Criminal Law Space and Aviation Law Business Law

Co-Curriculars Journals Advocacy Programs Mississippi Law Journal Space Law Journal Sports Law Review Advocacy Programs Moot Court Board Negotiation Board Trial Advocacy Board

Employment Visit OCS Development Plan Grades vs. Resume Cover Letter Development Plan 1 Contact / Week Grades vs. Resume Employment Status Graduation Survey Post-Graduation

Intersessions and summer May Pretrial Practice Full Summer Online Criminal Procedure I Wills and Estates June – First Summer Civil Procedure II Federal Trial Practice July – Second Summer Bankruptcy Law and Film

Additional Summer options Advanced Legal Research 1 credit primarily for Non-Residents Clinical Externships

Other Notes About The Schedule Important Classes That Meet Only Once/Year Income Taxation of Individuals – Fall Secured Transactions – Spring Wills and Estates – Fall (and Summer) Bankruptcy – Spring (and Summer) Family Law – Spring New for This Year Friday Classes Pop-Up Classes Last year for Upper-Level Civ Pro II

Areas of Interest Alternative Dispute Resolution Business / Transactional Law Civil Rights Law Clinical Programs: Criminal Clinical Programs: Civil Commercial Litigation Criminal Law Domestic Relations Employment Law Environmental Law Estate Planning General / Solo Practice Government Law Intellectual Property International Law Public Interest Law Real Estate Space and Aviation Law Tax Law Tort Litigation Areas of Interest BULLARD

Business / Transactional Law Supplemental Courses Administrative Law Agency & Partnership Antitrust Law Banking Law Bankruptcy Reorganization Seminar Business Planning Commercial Paper Communications Law Copyright Law Corporate Finance Corporate Tax Deferred Compensation Employee Benefits Employer-Employee Relations Employment Discrimination Entertainment and Sports Law Environmental Law Housing Law . . . Core Courses Corporations* Secured Transactions Income Tax I* Securities Regulation Bankruptcy* Income Tax of Corporations BULLARD

Commercial Litigation Supplemental Courses Administrative Law Advanced Legal Research Advanced Legal Writing Alternative Dispute Resolution Antitrust Law Bankruptcy Reorganization Sem. Commercial Paper Conflict of Laws Corporate Finance Employer-Employee Relations Employment Discrimination Entertainment & Sports Law Federal Jurisdiction Insurance Intellectual Property International Commercial Arb. Income Tax I Labor Law Law and Economics Legal Accounting Legislation Problems in Evidence Remedies Securities Regulation White Collar Crime Workers’ Compensation Core Courses Bankruptcy Corporations* Civil Procedure II* Evidence* Federal Trial Practice Mississippi Civil Practice Pretrial Practice Secured Transactions BULLARD

Reasonably Prudent Program 3rd 4th 5th 6th Con Law II Evidence Legal Profession Will & Estates or Family Law Civ Pro II Crim Pro I Miss Civil Prac or Fed Jur or Conflicts Admin Law or Workers’ Comp Income Tax Secured Trans Bankruptcy or Comm Paper Elective HALL Corporations Writing Course Advanced Course Clinic Elective Skills Class Skills Class

Future Government Attorney 3rd 4th 5th 6th Corporations Income Tax Federal Juris Securities Reg Con Law II Pol & Civ Rights Banking Law Antitrust Environmental Admin Law Intel Property Local Gov’t Law BULLARD Employ Discrim Legal Profession Envtl Law Writing Course Remedies Skills Class Skills Class

Future Solo Practitioner 3rd 4th 5th 6th Corporations Secured Trans Writing Course Land Finance Legal Profession Crim Pro II Depositions Commercial Paper Income Tax Civ Pro II Miss Civ Prac Employ Discrim BULLARD Crim Pro I Family Law Fed Trial Prac Solo Practice Evidence Skills Class Skills Class