General

1. Who is eligible to participate? 
   University graduates who have completed their first law degree equivalent to an LL.B. or J.D. from an accredited university.  Examples include:  Abogado, Licenciatura, B.C.L, Laureate
   
   
2. Can I really participate from anywhere? 
   You can study from any location that has a computer and a connection to the internet.  Lawyers choose to participate at home, in their offices, or while traveling.
   
   
3. What equipment do I need? 
   You will need these items: a pc or laptop (not a Macintosh);  a cable or wireless internet connection;  a microphone, in the event that your computer does not have a built-in microphone.
   
   
4. In what languages are the classes taught? 
   You can choose from classes taught in English, Spanish, or Portuguese.  Most instructors are bi-lingual, and some are tri-lingual.  The primary language of instruction will be indicated for each course section, and you have the flexibility to choose your language of instruction for each course.
   
   
5. What is the typical class schedule? 
   Classes are offered in the afternoon and early evening.  Most courses meet once per week for up to 2.5 hour weekly over an eight-week session.  You can choose to enroll in up to two courses per session.

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