Single Course Enrollment (SCE)

Current Single Course Enrollment Offerings

• Courses for the
  Summer 2017 term
• Courses for the
  Fall 2017 term
• View all
  LLM Single Courses

(Note these schedules are updated frequently; if you’re interested in a course that isn’t listed
please contact Admissions)

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Single Course Enrollment Options

Single Course with Assessment:Students enrollment in the with assessment option participate in all aspects of the course, are expected to complete all assignments/exams and receive a final, official grade. Students in this stream are formally admitted to York University as Non-Degree Visiting Students. Students can take a lifetime maximum of 12 credits with assessment as non-degree students. NCA CANDIDATES: If you are applying for courses to satisfy your NCA requirements, you must apply for Single Course with Assessment.
Students who complete single course(s) with assessment and are subsequently admitted to an LLM degree program will receive advanced standing for courses successfully completed subject to the degree requirements of the LLM specialization to which they have applied.

Single Course without Assessment (Audit):
Students who audit an LLM course are expected to will prepare for, attend and actively participate in classes but do not complete assignments/exams or receive a final grade. Audit students are not formally admitted, and will not receive an official transcript. However, confirmation of attendance will be provided by Osgoode Professional Development, if requested.
Audited courses cannot be considered for advanced standing.

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Tuition & Cancellation Policy

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Admissions Requirements

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Ready to Apply?

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Continuing Professional Development (CPD)

Lawyers in some jurisdictions across Canada are required to undertake mandatory Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours. The Law Society of Upper Canada and Law Society of British Columbia, for example, consider participation in an LLM course as an eligible education activity which fulfills members’ annual CPD substantive requirements (ie. 9 of the 12 required hours). A select number of LLM courses have been accredited for professionalism hours and are indicated on the schedule.LLM courses fulfill substantive CPD requirements and professionalism hours, if applicable, whether they are taken without assessment (audit) or with assessment.

Questions?

If you have questions about single course enrollment, please contact Admissions: admissions-opd@osgoode.yorku.ca