I had a little bit if time on my hands and decided to put together a tentative list of courses for 2L and 3L. It's going to change depending on how well I do, how I like certain classes, and whether I like practicing in the areas I try out during the summer.
A lot of these courses are good for the bar, but they're also really practical, from what I've heard. It was tough narrowing down my list because there were a lot that I was interested in, but also a lot that I know I should take because they're practical and will be helpful in the future.
2L
Fall Semester
Accounting for Lawyers 2 credits
Corporations 4 credits
Secured Transactions (commercial lending transactions) 3 credits
Fiduciary Relations (Trust Law) 2 credits
Intellectual Property 2 credits
Total Credits 13
Spring Semester
Jurisprudence 2 credits
Evidence 4 credits
Basic Federal Income Tax 4 credits
Advanced Legal Research 2 credits
Advanced Writing: Directed Study 2 credits
Total Credits 14
3L
Fall Semester
Trial Advocacy 3 credits
Family Law 3 credits
Agency and Partnership 4 credits
Conveyancing and Mortgage Law (Real Estate Transactions) 2 credits
Corporate Taxation 3 credits
Total Credits 15 credits
Spring Semester
Contract Drafting: Principles and Techniques 3 credits
Commercial Paper and Payment Systems (credit cards, electronic funds transfers, etc.) 3 credits
Law Practice Management 3 credits
Consumer Law 2 credits
Professional Responsibility 2 credits
Total Credits 13 credits
Total Required Credit Hours to Graduate 84