How the program will work

Law students will be able to enroll in the Summer Institute for credit according to the following plan:

The classes in each of the two weeks are organized in three-hour blocks.
To earn one academic credit a student must enroll in and complete four blocks, two academic credits requires eight blocks, three academic credits calls for twelve blocks.
Student’s transcript will read LAW 881: Advanced Problems in Administrative Law and Regulatory Policy, LAW 707: Advanced Constitutional Law, or LAW 872: Regulatory Law and Policy: Financial Regulatory Reform depending on the blocks for which a student registers.
Students will be administered take home exams to earn grades in their coursework, with combinations of exam questions tailored for the blocks in which a student enrolled. Attendance will also be enforced for the courses.