REGISTRATION:
John Marshall Law School schedules four weeks of registration for current
students. We strongly encourage current students to complete their registration
by mail or fax, although you may register in person in the Office of the
Registrar. There is a $500 tuition deposit due at the time of registration.
It may be paid by cash, check, MasterCard, Visa, or Discover. If you are
requesting the Tuition Installment Plan, the $75 application fee is due
along with your registration. The last day to register via any mode is posted
on the academic calendar for each semester. ALL REGISTRATION FORMS AND TUITION
DEPOSITS MUST BE RECEIVED BY THE PUBLISHED DATE TO AVOID LATE REGISTRATION
FEES. Any registration received after the last date of registration will
assess a $75.00 late registration fee. When faxing registration, students
must be mindful of the $500 tuition deposit that is due with your registration.
Registration is not considered complete unless the tuition deposit is received.
For those that are receiving loans, please insure that arrangements regarding
the tuition deposit are made with the Student Financial Services Coordinator
prior to the last day of registration to avoid late registration fees. ADD
/ DROP:
During the current student registration period, there are no charges for
changes to your program. The $50 change of program fee becomes effective
the first day after posted last day of registration. All changes made
to a student's schedule must be approved by the Associate Dean of Academic
Affairs before they will be accepted by the Office of the Registrar.
COURSE SCHEDULE:
John Marshall Law School has formally instituted a required academic program
for full-time, and part-time students, as of the 2001 entering first year
class. All courses must be taken according to this prescribed course of
study. No changes to a student's course of study shall be instituted unless
written permission is given by the Associate Dean of Academic Affairs.
The Associate Dean will review the academic progress of each Upper Division
student annually, and plan the student's academic program through their
anticipated date of graduation. Upper division students may select elective
courses, as indicated on their Academic Planning Worksheet. Required courses
must be taken as offered, when offered.
Please refer to the JMLS Academic Code and Dean's Office Regulations
for specific academic policies with regard to registration.
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