INTER AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO SCHOOL OF LAW Office of the Registrar ACADEMIC PROGRAM EVALUATION FULL-TIME Since 2005 FIRST YEAR FIRST SEMESTER COURSE NO L101 B L103 A L 105 L 107 A L 303 COURSE INTRODUCTION TO LAW LEGAL RESEARCH, ANALYSIS, AND WRITING I CRIMINAL LAW FAMILY & PERSONAL LAW TORTS TOTAL OF CORE CREDITS CRDS APPROVED IN PROGRESS 3 16 CRDS APPROVED IN PROGRESS SECOND SEMESTER COURSE NO L 103B L 104 C L 109 L 205 COURSE LEGAL RESEARCH, ANALYSIS, AND WRITING II Pre-requirement: LEGAL RESEARCH, ANALYSIS, AND WRITING I (L 103 A) CONSTITUTIONAL LAW I PROPERTY LAW CIVIL PROCEDURE TOTAL OF CORE CREDITS 3 4 14 SECOND YEAR FIRST SEMESTER COURSE NO L 104 D L 106 L 111 COURSE CONSTITUTIONAL LAW II Pre-requirement: CONSTITUTIONAL LAW I (L104 C) CRIMINAL PROCEDURE Pre-requirement: CRIMINAL LAW (L 105) OBLIGATIONS AND CONTRACTS Pre-requirement: PROPERTY LAW (L 109) ELECTIVE COURSES TOTAL OF CORE (11) AND ELECTIVE CREDITS (4) APPROVED IN PROGRESS 15 CRDS APPROVED IN PROGRESS CRDS 4 SECOND SEMESTER COURSE NO L 201 L 204 L 206 COURSE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW Pre-requirement: CONSTITUTIONAL LAW I (L 104 C) SUCCESSIONS Pre-requirements: FAMILY & PERSONAL LAW (L 107 A), and OBLIGATIONS AND CONTRACTS (L 111) EVIDENCE Pre-requirement: CRIMINAL PROCEDURE (L 106) ELECTIVE COURSES TOTAL OF CORE (10) AND ELECTIVE CREDITS (5) 3 15 IMPORTANT: It is required that students have an Academic Program Evaluation from the Office of the Registrar, in order to graduate INTER AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO SCHOOL OF LAW Office of the Registrar ACADEMIC PROGRAM EVALUATION FULL-TIME Since 2005 THIRD YEAR FIRST SEMESTER COURSE NO L 102 A L 301 A L 306 CRDS APPROVED IN PROGRESS 16 COURSE CRDS APPROVED IN PROGRESS ETHICS OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION ELECTIVE COURSES TOTAL OF CORE CREDITS (2) AND ELECTIVE CREDITS (14) 14 16 COURSE PUERTO RICAN HISTORY LAW MORTGAGE LAW Pre-requirement: SUCCESSIONS (L 204) TRIAL ADVOCACY Pre-requirement: CIVIL PROCEDURE (L 205) and EVIDENCE (L 206) ELECTIVE COURSES TOTAL OF CORE CREDITS (9) AND ELECTIVE CREDITS (9) SECOND SEMESTER COURSE NO L 108 The Juris Doctor Program Curriculum requires ninety two (92) credits for graduation: 62 credits of core courses and 30 credits of elective courses The Catalog should be reviewed to identify the program of study and course descriptions All core courses must be approved with a minimum grade of C Students registered in courses requiring pre-requisites with a grade lower than C, will be dropped from the course Among the Electives Courses, students must have electives courses in the following areas of study: Seminars credits Experiential credits International Law credits or more Theory of Law credits or more ELECTIVE COURSES COURSE NO COURSE CRDS APPROVED IN PROGRESS IMPORTANT: It is required that students have an Academic Program Evaluation from the Office of the Registrar, in order to graduate