Tax I / Administrative Law / Georgetown Law / International Law I / Evidence / Con Law II / /
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Law Center / In building / /
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Barrister’s Council / Congress / federal government / Supreme Court / Center for Transnational Legal Studies / Law Center / Environmental Protection Agency / /
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teacher / leader / regulatory lawyer / good transactional lawyer / professor / career counselor / law professor / public interest lawyer / regulatory attorney / academic advisors / Registrar / general corporate guidance principles / transactional lawyer / academic advisor and career counselor / academic advisor / public sector advocate / counselors and academic advisors / lobbyist / lawyer / /
Introduction to Upperclass Course Selection for J.D. Students We recognize that selecting courses as an upperclass J.D. student may feel overwhelming at first, especially since the only required courses you will need to