Current CUNY School of Law Students
The Law School offers a summer session for continuing students in June and July. Students who enroll in summer session may decrease the pressure in their second year and allow more time for clinic in the third year.
Offerings vary from year to year. The 2009 Summer Session offerings include:
- Criminal Procedure
- New York Domestic Relations Law
- Public Interest/Public Service (Internship Course)
- Real Estate
- Small Firm Practice
- Wills
The maximum number of credits that can be taken in the summer program is six. Most of the classes are held at the Law School two nights a week on Monday through Thursday evenings from 6:30 - 9:15 p.m. Two evening courses are held in Manhattan.
Summer Session 2009 Information Materials and Course Descriptions (PDF) »
Visiting Students
Visiting students from other ABA-approved law schools will be permitted to enroll in CUNY summer session courses. CUNY School of Law students have priority in registering for all summer courses, with visiting students registering on a first-come, first-served space-available basis.
To be eligible to register for summer courses, visiting students must:
- be in good academic standing at an ABA-approved law school;
- have permission from their "home" law school to take summer courses at CUNY
School of Law, and
- submit all required documentation and pay all required tuition and fees by
the estimated deadlines.
Download Forms (PDF)
Also, review our Residency Policy and forms »
We look forward to greeting you at the CUNY School of Law this summer! For any questions please email Mary Nevins.
Our Summer Session 2009 is part of the City University of New York Summer in the City initiative.
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