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Make a positive impact.
We’re excited that public interest and public service law appeals to you! The experiences you’ll gain and the impact you’ll have on West Virginians will leave a lasting mark, personally and professionally.
Credit Hours
6 credit hours per semester
- General Litigation
- Immigration*
- Land Use and Sustainable Development
- Veterans
- West Virginia Innocence Project
*Immigration Clinic is 4 credits in the spring semester.
4 credit hours per semester
- United States Supreme Court Clinic
Pre- or Co-requisites
- General Litigation: Evidence (pre-req or co-req) and Family Law preferred
- Immigration Law Clinic: Immigration Law (pre-req)
- Land Use and Sustainable Development: Land Use Law preferred
- United States Supreme Court Clinic: None (writing sample required)
- Veterans Advocacy: Evidence (pre-req)
- West Virginia Innocence Project: Evidence (pre-req) and Criminal Procedure I and/or II preferred
Minimum number of semesters
- 2 (all clinics)
Year of eligibility
- 3L (all clinics)
WVU College of Law adheres to West Virginia Rule 10.0, relative to legal assistance by law students to persons unable to pay for legal services.