Experiential Learning Requirement
Toledo Law offers a wide variety of experiential learning courses providing substantial instruction in professional skills, which are essential to your success as a practicing attorney. Law students are required to take at least 6 credits of experiential learning courses in clinics, externships, or simulation courses.
The following courses count toward the experiential learning requirement. Some on the list may no longer be offered but will count toward your requirement if completed in a previous semester. For a current list of available law courses, refer to semester schedules under Course Schedules & Grading.
Clinic Courses
- LAWN 9510 Tax Controversy Clinic
- LAWN 9520 Advanced Tax Controversy Clinic
- LAWN 9710 Immigrant Justice Clinic
- LAWN 9720 Advanced Immigrant Justice Clinic
- LAWN 9910 Civil Advocacy Clinic
- LAWN 9930 Advanced Civil Advocacy Clinic
Externship Courses
- LAWN 9610 Externship
- LAWN 9610 Public Service Externship
- LAWT 9600 Corporate Counsel Externship
- LAWT 9600 Mediation Externship
Simulation Courses
- LAWI 9220 Civil Rights Litigation Simulation (formerly Constitutional Litigation)
- LAWI 9350 Estate Planning Simulation
- LAWN 9000 Trial Practice
- LAWN 9100 Negotiation Theory and Strategy
- LAWN 9130 Criminal Law Simulation
- LAWT 9600 Juvenile Law Simulation
- LAWT 9600 Pretrial Litigation (Summer 2023 offering)