Executive Boards
Three of the Advocacy Center Programs -- ADR, Moot Court, and Trial Ad -- are administered in large part by an executive board. Outgoing executive board members select rising third-year law students based on a holistic application that considers the applicant's participation in, and commitment to, that program's different internal and external advocacy opportunities. Each board is responsible for maintaining that year's budget and provide support to all of the Advocacy Center's events as well as guide and organize teams and conduct all intraschool competitions.
Arthur A. Crais
Externship Frequently Asked Questions
Required Externship Interest Form and Externship Placements
Attendance and Enrollment Standards
Attendance
ABA Standard 308(a) requires law schools to “adopt, publish, and adhere to sound academic standards, including those for regular class attendance, good standing, academic integrity, graduation, and dismissal.” Pursuant to Standard 308(a) the College of Law requires regular and punctual class attendance. No student will be given credit for work done in any course in which he or she has failed to attend at least 80 percent of the scheduled classes.
Self-Audit Forms for Degree Programs and J.D. Certificates of Concentration
Choose an audit form below based on the year you entered Loyola College of Law.
Request Information
Request information about our Spetses or Vienna Summer Legal Studies Programs HERE.
Disability Accommodations
Loyola strives to create an inclusive environment in all of its programming. Students requiring accommodation should contact the program director to discuss available services in their desired program country.
Vienna
Persons with disabilities are encouraged to attend as both the law school and hotels are accessible, but interested students who require special accommodations should contact program Director Robert A. Garda, Jr. at rgarda@loyno.edu to discuss availability.
Academic, Vaccination, and Cancellation Policies
Academic Policies
Loyola’s general academic policies apply to Summer Legal Studies programs. Thus, students must attend 80 percent of all classes, and final examinations will be graded on the traditional A-F (+,-) scale.
Loyola students must be carrying a GPA of 2.20 or above (by the program start date) to participate in any of or Summer Legal Studies Programs.