• Dublin

Summer Institute in European and International Law

Dublin Program Policies

The University of Tulsa College of Law Dublin curriculum and course credits are set forth on the Curriculum page. All requirements for student performance will be no less rigorous than courses at the students' home schools. Students are expected to attend classes on a regular basis and to be well prepared for each class. To receive academic credit, students must satisfy the requirements imposed by course instructors concerning class participation, readings, class attendance, written assignments or papers and/or final examinations. Students will be assigned grades by the individual instructors in each class. Acceptance and interpretation of any academic credit or grade for courses taken in the program is subject to determination by the student's home institution.

All classes will be graded on a letter basis, in accordance with the University of Tulsa grading system. This system uses the following grades: A, A-, B+, B, B-,C+,C,C-, D+, D and F. Assessment for purposes of assigning grades may include in-class or take-home examinations or papers or a combination of methods. Each faculty member will announce his or her grading method on the first day of class.

Students should be aware that it is unlikely that participation in a summer program may be used to result in an acceleration of their graduation date. Students interested in acceleration should consult their home school and the relevant rules of the American Bar Association, including Standard 304, Interpretation 304-4.

Acceptance of transfer credit is subject to determination by the student's home school. Students should check carefully with their home schools for rules regarding the transfer of credit. Satisfaction of law school residency requirements must be confirmed with the student's home institution.

In a University of Tulsa summer program you are allowed to add or drop a class during the first week of classes. After the first week, you will not be allowed to add a class under any circumstances, and you will be allowed to drop a class only with permission of the Program Director. Drop/Add Forms will be available on site. Be aware that if you get a loan for the program and you drop a class, you may have to repay monies back to your lender. Contact your financial aid department for further information.

As a University of Tulsa student or visiting student, it is your responsibility to ensure that all educational expenses are paid during the semester or summer session in which they are incurred. If financial aid does not cover all of our expenses, you may either pay the balance in full or participate in the University of Tulsa's Monthly Payment Plan. Please contact the University of Tulsa Business Office (918-631-2600) or web site http://www.utulsa.edu/controller to obtain information regarding the monthly payment plan. A nominal fee will be assessed to establish a monthly payment plan.

Payment of current semester charges or payment arrangements must be made by 5:00 pm on the first day of classes. Payment arrangement s may include monthly payment plan, pending financial aid, or a combination of options. Payments not made when due will be subject to a finance charge of one to one-half percent per month.

If the account remains unpaid, the University reserves the right to suspend or withdraw you from classes; withhold grades, transcripts, and diplomas; deny you future enrollment; and require you to move from student housing. The University accepts charges on valid VISA, MasterCard and Discover credit cards.

Consortium Agreements for Visiting Tulsa Students:
if you are not a TU Law Student participating in financial aid, your school must send the University of Tulsa a Consortium Agreement to the following address:

The University of Tulsa
Student Financial Services
Attention: Kristi Emerson
600 S. College Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74104

Financial aid fax number: 918-631-5015.

Each student participating in study abroad are held to have notice of the high standards of conduct demanded by the University of Tulsa College of Law. Students are required to conduct themselves with the highest degree of honesty, integrity and trustworthiness while representing the University of Tulsa's College of Law in programs abroad. Each student is required to read the Honor Code and submit a signed document stating such. Form available soon in Program Forms or will come with program materials upon registration. College of Law Honor Code

The sponsoring institutions reserve the right to cancel the program in the event of under-enrollment or other extenuating circumstances. In the event of cancellation, applicants who have paid a deposit will be notified immediately and will receive a complete refund within 20 days after the date of cancellation, including the application fee. The program directors will use their best efforts to assist enrolled students to attend a similar program if desired. If the program is modified substantially, students affected by the modification will be entitled to a refund upon request.

The information on these web pages is neither a contract nor an offer of a contract. The information contained is accurate at the time of posting.