General Policies

1. Second and third year law students may schedule personal career counseling sessions anytime during the Summer, Fall, or Spring semesters. In accordance with the National Association for Law Placement (NALP) guidelines, first year law students may not receive individual career counseling until November 1st .
2. Counseling may occur on a drop-in basis or by scheduling an appointment
3. Students are strongly encouraged to bring their Legal Career Planning Guidebook with them to any sessions in the Career Services and Professional Development Office.
4. Students and graduates may utilize any materials in the Career Services Resource Center. Some materials may be available to check out.
5. A computer with internet and e-mail access is located in the Career Services and Professional Development Office for students' use in locating opportunities on-line. The computer is linked to a laser printer which is aso available for student use.
6. A copy machine and fax machine are located in the Career Services and Professional Development Office for career related student use.
7. The Career Services and Professional Development Office organizes several events throughout the year. All law students are strongly encouraged to attend all sessions or programs in which they are interested. For a current list of programs, check Symplicity or the Career Services Events Page.
8. Students may also call the Career Services and Professional Development Office directly with any questions.