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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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Leave of Absence Readmission
Students must, in the ordinary course of events, pursue their studies without interruption. Students who fail to register for either the Fall or Spring semester without obtaining a leave of absence will be treated as having withdrawn from the Law School. JD students may apply for a leave of absence for up to one year by making a written request to the Dean of Students stating the reason for such a leave. A leave entitles a student to continue his/her law studies within one year. Further leaves may be sought, but leaves for more than one year are seldom granted. Regardless of leave, credits may be counted towards graduation requirements only if they are earned within six years from the date of graduation. LLM students must complete their degree requirements within five to six semesters, and MSJ students must complete their degree requirements within five to seven semesters.