Advanced General Externship is a for-credit course, in which the student takes responsibility for much of his or her own learning by working in a field placement site under the guidance of a field supervisor (must have a J.D.) and faculty supervisor. Students must find their own placement sites, which can be for-profit or nonprofit entities, such as law firms, corporations, county and state offices and nonprofit agencies. Students enroll in this externship class when they have already taken the General Externship class for the same term, i.e., fall, spring, or summer.
Students can enroll in 2-7 credits (one with special permission from Externship Director).