Law School Electives

As I get time I will be adding links to the various law school elective courses with law school study aid recommendations and outlines. Currently I have added Federal Courts, Secured Transactions, Trial Advocacy, Environmental Law, Bankruptcy Law, Federal Tax, Remedies and Equity.

Your third year or 3L is where you try to decide what type of law that you want to practice and you select your elective law school courses accordingly. Some of the courses most commonly suggested include Corporations, Federal Income Taxation, Administrative Law, Family Law and something in the area of Intellectual Property. If you are interested in applying for a judicial clerkship, then you should considering taking Federal Courts. Many would suggest taking at least one course that involves a particular governmental agency, since many areas of law involve agency regulation in one way or another. In addition to Tax, you might consider courses, for example, in the areas of Labor and Employment Law, Environmental Law, or Securities Transactions or Bankruptcy. Finally, you might want to consider taking an elective course that examines the social or political impact of the law on a particular group or aspect of society.

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