To participate in the Clinical Law Program students must enroll in one of the four clinics: Business Law Clinic (618-01), Trusts and Estates Clinic (618-03), Child and Family Advocacy Clinic (618-04), and Immigration Clinic (618-09).
The clinics are graded on a letter basis, and students can earn two-to-four academic credits per semester. If students perform well in their first semester of clinic, they may apply to enroll for a second semester in the same clinic or in a clinic with a different practice area to provide students with more in-depth or diverse legal experiences to match their professional development goals.
Clinical courses are open to second- and third-year students in good academic standing; however, due to frequent over-enrollment, priority is given to third-year students.
For more information on the Clinical Law Program, the clinical practice areas offered and program faculty, call (503) 370-6140 or email lawclinic@willamette.edu.