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RANDOM COURSE SELECTION INSTRUCTIONS
** Read all the information below before submitting your form. Incorrectly filled out forms will not be accepted.
Tuesday, March 20 - Sunday, March 25, students will express course preferences on Random Course Selection forms. The random course selection process will only be used for the following courses:
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Summer 2012 Classes:
| 610 |
Child Advocacy Clinic in Youth Court |
| 612 |
Child Advocacy Clinic in Chancery Court |
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Fall 2012 Semester Classes:
| 532 |
Bioethics and Law |
| 610 |
Child Advocacy Clinic in Youth Court |
| 612 |
Child Advocacy Clinic in Chancery Court |
| 623 |
Evidence |
| 731 |
Constitutional Law Seminar |
| 756 |
Law and Mortality Seminar |
| 757 |
Juvenile Legal Issues Seminar |
| 762 Y |
International Commercial Arbitration |
| 762 Z |
Religious Freedom Seminar |
| 768 |
Seminar on Issues of Criminal Law & Procedure |
| 774 |
Law and Economics Seminar |
| 794 |
Electronic Research Seminar |
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Procedures for completing Random Course Selection forms:
- Complete a random course for each semester (Summer 2012 & Fall 2012)
- List course preferences on the form with your highest preference listed first.
- It is only necessary to list courses indicated in the above list. Courses not listed above do not need to be included in the random course selection.
We will assign seats in each course by random selection to third year students who have expressed first preference for that course. If seats remain, there will be a random selection among third year students who have expressed second preference, and so on. We will fill any remaining seats from second-year students according to the same procedure. If you do not receive your first choice, your chance of receiving your second choice significantly improves, although we do not guarantee that you will receive your second choice.
The only exception to this rule is for the seminar courses being offered through the Random Course Selection. Because these seminars are not courses that are offered regularly, courses will be awarded by random selection in order of preference without consideration of second or third year status. You will not receive more than one seminar course. If you do not receive your first choice, your chance of receiving your second choice significantly improves, although we do not guarantee that you will receive your second choice.
We will not accept any changes to a preference form once you submit it.
We will not accept late forms.
NO PREFERENCE IS GIVEN BASED ON WHEN FORMS ARE RECEIVED, EXCEPT THAT FORMS RECEIVED AFTER Sun. March 25 WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED
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