Law Academic Regulations
Subpages
- Law Academic Regulations
- Academic Progress for Juris Doctor Students
- Academic Requirements for Juris Doctor Students
- Academic Progress of L.L.M. Students
- Academic Requirements for L..L.M. Students
- Class Attendance
- Changes in Course Catalog Information
- Disability and Accommodation Policy
- English as Second Language (ESL)
- Examinations
- Grade Appeals
- Grading Policy
- Grading Systems and Reports
- Honor Code
- Order of the Coif Honors
- Registration Holds and Graduation Encumbrances
- Standards of Student Conduct
- Study Abroad
- Transfer Credit
- Visiting Another Law School
- Auditing Courses
- Leave of Absence/Withdrawal
- Letters of Good Standing
- Registration
- Repeated Courses
- Graduation Policies
School of Law Academic Regulations
The University of Richmond School of Law is committed to excellence in teaching, scholarship, and service. It educates lawyers to think critically, act ethically, advocate zealously, serve compassionately, and advance the broader social good of their communities. It produces knowledge that expands the understanding of law and contributes to the improvement of legal systems. And it cultivates and models a genuinely collegial community marked by inclusivity, civility, engagement, and concern for others and the greater good.
Academic Requirements
Academic Progress for Juris Doctor Students
Academic Requirements for Juris Doctor Students
Academic Progress of L.L.M. Students
Academic Requirements for L.L.M. Students
General Course Guidelines and Grading
Students are expected to achieve in the classroom and make steady progress toward the completion of degree requirements. Relevant requirements are specified in the following sections.
Changes in Catalog Information
Disability and Accommodation Policy
English as a Second Language (ESL)
Registration Holds and Graduation Encumbrances
Registration
Graduation