Intersession sign-up will take place via the TLS Intranet starting October 28th. The link for Intersession selection (see below) is located on the TLS Intranet and will be available starting at 8:00 am on October 28, 2019.

The registration is for ONE of the three Intersession courses occurring at the law school from January 6^th-10^th, 2020.  

Each course is worth one credit.  Each intensive course will have mandatory attendance and will take place between 9 and 5 on all five days, with additional preparation required in the evenings.  It will be graded Pass/C/Fail, dropping a grade for each missed lecture or class meeting.  The credits are classroom credits (as opposed to non-classroom) and the credit may be used towards satisfaction of the Experiential Learning Requirement.  Please review this information under Section V.D.3 of the Student Handbook.  

The registration will take place via the link for Intersession selection which will be located on the TLS Intranet. This selection link will open at 8:00 a.m. on October 28, 2019 and close at 5:00 p.m. on November 8, 2019.  Academic Services will notify students of their intersession enrollment status by November 18th.  The official drop date for the course will be Friday, December 6, 2019.  Students MUST notify Academic Services if they intend to drop an intersession course. The drop will not be processed unless a drop form is submitted to Academic Services (room 204) by December 6th.  

Academic Services will register the students for the courses based upon the order in which students signed up via the Intranet.  There will be a manual wait list, maintained in Academic Services, based upon the order in which students signed up for the class on the Intranet with priority given to students who have not participated in the past and particularly to third year students who have not previously participated and who may not have an opportunity to do so again.  Students will be notified by Academic Services if an opening occurs and they are able to be added to the Intersession course.  

When you make your selection on the Intranet, please rank order your choice of courses between “CIVIL,” “CRIMINAL,” and “TRANSACTIONAL.”  Once a student is enrolled the Law School considers this an OFFICIAL registration. The intersession&

DIRECTED RESEARCH APPLICATION PROCESS

Students interested in registering for Directed Research in the spring term must complete a statement of interest indicating why they would like to pursue a particular project.  The statement must be written or typed on the Directed Research Application form.  The directed research application is also located on the Academic Services pageof the TLS Intranet under the Course Documents heading, or may be picked up from the Academic Services Office.  No student may apply to more than one professor in the same semester for a directed research project.  Students should consult with their proposed supervising professor before completing and submitting the Directed Research Application form.   The Directed Research Application form must be turned in to the Academic Services Office (Room 204) by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, November 8th.  The faculty member will select the students who will be allowed to register for a directed research project.  Only students whose names appear on the list for directed research will be registered.  Those who are not selected are encouraged to either register for a relevant course or to reapply in the following semester. 

SEMINAR APPLICATION PROCESS

Students wishing to apply for a Spring 2020 seminar course should submit the seminar application form to Academic Services (room 204) by 5:00 pm on Friday, November 8^th The seminar application form is also located on the Academic Services page of the TLS Intranet under the Course Documents heading, or may be picked up from the Academic Services Office.  The selections for the seminar courses will be posted by November 27th.  Please note that students may apply for only one seminar which could meet the writing requirement, but may register for more seminar courses should there be openings available after the application process has been completed. 

SIMULATION COURSE SELECTION

Students who wish to enroll in a simulation course should submit their ranked preferences on the Simulation Course Preferences Form by 5:00 pm on Friday, November 8^th.  There is a link to indicate Simulation Course Preferences located on the TLS Intranet at  https://intranet.law.tulane.edu/Depts-Offices/Academic-Services/Simulation-Courses-Preference 

The Office of Academic Services will post a list of students who w