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Foreign Study
Second- or third-year students who desire to take law courses abroad during the summer for transfer credit at the UT College of Law may do so provided the program and courses they plan to take are approved in advance. The summer program must be sponsored by an approved American law school using, in substantial part, law professors from the United States. No more than eight semester hours may be earned for transfer credit at the UT College of Law. Grades received in summer foreign programs will not be transferred.
Brochures describing opportunities for summer foreign law study are posted on bulletin boards near the student lounge as they become available.
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