Law Review - Editing

Third-year students who have completed their vesting paper may elect to receive up to two ungraded academic credits per semester for their work on the Gonzaga Law Review, provided the Editor-in-Chief and a faculty advisor to the Law Review certify that such student satisfactorily performed all assigned editorial duties for the entire semester in which the credit is received. Editorial Board members may elect to receive up to three ungraded credits each semester, for a total of six.

Note, under Academic Rule 22, Law Review credits count toward the maximum number of six(6) “non-classroom” credits that a student may earn toward a degree.