Charleston Law Review: Note (840-1)

When the Journal's Faculty Advisor certifies that a student has successfully completed two years (2) of service on the Law Review, including one year on the Editorial Board, the student shall be awarded two (2) credit hours at the end of the student's final semester. When the Journal's Faculty Advisor certifies that a student who is not on the editorial board has successfully completed two years (2) of service on the Law Review and has written an article, comment, or note of publishable quality, the student shall be awarded one (1) credit hour at the end of the student's final semester. The student must not have previously received credit for the article, comment, or note. Students may only receive a total of two (2) credits for Law Journal work.

Students who have completed 27 credits may use this course to satisfy their upper-level writing requirement.  If taking for ULW, must concurrently register for Upper-Level Writing Workshop unless the Workshop has already been successfully completed.