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What courses will be offered for first-year students who did not visit at another law school?

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What courses will be offered for first-year students who did not visit at another law school?

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For first-year students who did not visit at another law school, Tulane will offer two 10-week semesters followed by an examination period that will end in March and June, respectively. “Spring 1” will include the usual fall-semester courses: Contracts I, Civil Procedure, Criminal Law, Torts, and Legal Research and Writing. There will be a one-week break between the conclusion of Spring 1 examinations and the start of Spring 2 classes. The “Spring 2” semester will include the spring semester first-year courses which are listed above in Question 2, plus a group of first-year electives. Students will receive the same number of contact hours and minutes as they would in a 14-week semester. First-year students should enjoy smaller sections and a more favorable student/faculty ratio.