UCLA School of Law offers engaging classroom instruction across a wide spectrum of courses that appeal to students with disparate interests. Beyond the intellectually rich core program lie additional valuable opportunities to enhance student learning and preparation for professional pursuits. These include intensive, supervised educational experiences in the school's noted clinical offerings, coordinated courses of study found in several fields that are grouped into programs, specializations, and externships.
As a general rule, enrollment in courses at UCLA School of Law is restricted to the School’s full-time, registered students. Graduate students in other UCLA departments may qualify for enrollment in advanced law school courses on a limited basis. UCLA School of Law does not offer part-time, evening or summer programs.
If you are a graduate student in another department at UCLA and you wish to enroll in a course at the UCLA School of Law, please keep in mind the enrollment "Procedure for Non-Law UCLA Graduate Students."