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> Academic Credentials Committee
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> Academic Probation
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> Academic Standards and Procedures
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> Academic Standing
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> Academic Student Information for Non-Seton Hall Students
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> Address Changes
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> Auditing Courses
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> Change of Division
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> Class Attendance Policy
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> Class Cancellations
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> Class Rank
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> Class Recording Policy
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> Completion of Assignments
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> Course Cancellations/Closed Courses
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> Dismissal and Readmission
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> Full- and Part-Time Study
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> Independent Research
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> Leave of Absence Readmission
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> Limit on Legal Practice and Self Directed Work Credits
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> Pass/D or Fail Option
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> Right to Review
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> School Closing
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> Summer School
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> Transcript Request
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> Transfer Students
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> Transferring from Part-Time to Full-Time
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> Visiting Students
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> Honor Code for Students
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Full- and Part-Time Study
A student at the law school may participate in either full- or part-time legal study. The full-time program must be taken during the day; the part-time program during the evening or during the day. The two divisions have fully comparable programs, and all full-time faculty teach in both divisions. Transfer between the two divisions requires permission from the Associate Dean.
Participation in full-time law study is restricted by an American Bar Association limitation on employment to no more than 20 hours per week for upper-class students and 15 hours per week for first year students. Full-time students must certify that they are complying with the Law School's restriction on employment. Any serious deviation from this standard may cause the Associate Dean to reassign a student from the full-time to the part-time division or impose another appropriate remedy.