Law, JD (Boston)
Graduatemajor2027 catalogLawBoston83 semester hours totalverified parse
Official catalog page for this program
Fall Term
- LAW 6100 — Civil Procedure
- LAW 6105 — Property
- LAW 6106 — Torts
- LAW 6160 — Legal Skills in Social Context: Foundations of Social Justice Project
- LAW 6165 — Legal Skills in Social Context: Foundations of Legal Research and Writing
Spring Term
- LAW 6101 — Constitutional Law
- LAW 6102 — Contracts
- LAW 6103 — Criminal Justice
- LAW 6161 — Legal Skills in Social Context: Social Justice Project
- LAW 6166 — Legal Skills in Social Context: Legal Research and Writing
Professional Responsibility
- LAW 7443 — Professional Responsibility
Electives
46 semester hours.
From the catalog
Complete 46 credits of elective coursework.
At least 2 credits must be completed from the Experiential Education Courses list below.
Experiential Education Courses
- One of:
- LAW 7624 — Advanced Legal and Interdisciplinary Research
- LAW 7698 — AI for Lawyers: Uses, Risks, and Regulation
- LAW 7449 — Alternative Dispute Resolution
- LAW 7597 — Civil Rights and Restorative Justice Clinic
- LAW 7610 — Community Business Law Clinic
- LAW 7410 — Domestic Violence Clinic
- LAW 7331 — Estate Planning
- LAW 7704 — Family Violence Immigration Practicum
- LAW 7673 — Immigrant Justice Practicum
- LAW 7633 — Intellectual Property Law Clinic
- LAW 7569 — International and Foreign Legal Research
- LAW 7635 — Laboratory Seminar in Applied and Critical Legal Design
- LAW 7525 — Law and Economic Development
- LAW 7614 — Law Practice Management: Access to Justice
- LAW 7535 — Legal Interviewing and Counseling
- LAW 7656 — Legal Research and Writing 2
- LAW 7516 — Legal Writing Workshop
- LAW 7350 — Negotiation
- LAW 7351 — Prisoners' Rights Clinic
- LAW 7527 — Public Health Advocacy Clinic
- LAW 7572 — Transactional Drafting Seminar
- LAW 7647 — Trial Practice
- LAW 7454 — U.S. Legal Research
Substitutions
Stated by the catalog on this program's requirements:
- Information about the public interest requirement is provided in the Student Information Handbook.
- The same course cannot be used to satisfy both the rigorous writing and experiential education requirements.
- Transfer students should consult the Student Information Handbook for applicable requirements. All students with questions about satisfying co-op requirements should consult the Center for Co-op and Career Development.
- To fulfill the experiential requirement, transfer students who have not completed LAW 6160 and LAW 6161 must take at least 6 credits from the Experiential Education Courses list below.
Parsed from the catalog by NU Map; the structured machine copy is in this college's JSON for the 2027 catalog, under law-jd-boston, and the official page is the authority.