Loyola Externship Program
WHAT IS IT?
The Loyola Externship Program is designed to provide you with practical experience under the supervision of a judge or lawyer and a supervising attorney from the School of Law. It is an opportunity to improve skills, incorporate the values of the profession, and to develop working habits in a work environment that is also an educational environment. Participating attorneys and judges are expected to utilize externs in ways which further the goals of the program.
WHO IS ELIGIBLE?
WHAT ARE THE TIME REQUIREMENTS?
Students are expected to work at their extern site for a minimum of 110 hours for two credits and a minimum of 165 hours for 3 credits. Students must also register for, attend, and participate in the externship course in order to receive academic credit. Students may receive 2 or 3 hours of externship credit per semester and no more than 6 hours of total credit during their law school career.
Students may not receive credit for work performed as an extern if they are also being paid for that work.
APPROVED EXTERNSHIP SITES | APPLICATION PROCESS
SUMMER 2012 DOCUMENTS
FALL 2012 DOCUMENTS
