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Campbell University
Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law
Required General Education Curriculum
First Year
Fall Semester Courses Hours Spring Semester Courses Hours
Constitution and the Courts 3 Civil Procedure 3
Contracts 3 Contracts 3
Professional Skills - Res./Writing 3 Criminal Law 3
Property I 2 Property II 3
Torts I 3 Torts II 2
Professional Skills - Advocacy 2
Professional Resp. Lec. Series 0 Professional Resp. Lec. Series 0
Semester Total 14 Semester Total 16
                                                                                                                                
Second Year
Fall Semester Courses Hours Spring Semester Courses Hours
Constitutional Law  3 Business Organizations 3
Evidence 3 Criminal Procedure 2
Profess. Respon. & Ethics 2 Income Tax 2
Wills & Trusts 3 Trial Advocacy 4
Semester Total 11 Semester Total 11
                                                                                                                               
Third Year
Fall Semester Courses Hours Spring Semester Courses Hours
Sales & Leasing 3 Secured Transactions 3
Jurisprudence/Philosophy Of Law requirement** 2 Planning Requirement ** 2
Pre-Trial Lit. or Adv. Trial Ad. *# 3 or 4 Perspective requirement** 2
Semester Total 8 or 9 Semester Total 7
Total Required Hours 67
Total Hours for Graduation 90
* Required if no track selected.  If Advocacy Track selected, both courses are required in satisfaction of the
planning course requirement.  If Business Tract selected, neither course is required; however, Advanced 
Trial and Appellate Advocacy will saisfy an elective requirement.
# If Adv. Trial Ad is selected, there is a 1-hour component in the spring.
** Courses fulfilling these requirement can be taken at any time subject to prerequisites.
All students must take a planning course.  The tracks include a planning course as a requirement for that
track.  If students do not opt for a track area of emphasis, they must take a planning course as an elective.