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Students are advised of the following:
The Legal Studies Program has two types of internships available:
1. A voluntary internship for certificate students
2. A required internship for degree students
The voluntary internship program is designed to enable certificate
students to obtain experience and exposure in a legal setting.
There are no required hours (only suggested), it is usually
unpaid, students do not register or pay tuition for it, no
credit is given, and it does not appear on the student transcript.
Generally students would do an internship towards the end
of the program, or even after the program was over. Students
are advised to contact the program office if interested in
this internship.
An internship class (LGL 471) is required of all degree students
in their senior year. While the goal of the internship is
similar to the voluntary program, there are several important
differences. There are required hours on the job in addition
to classroom instruction. It is a three-credit course, it
will be graded, and it will appear on the student transcript.
Application Requirements:
Students wishing to participate in an internship must:
1. Fill out the enclosed application form.
2. Attach an updated resume, writing sample and letter of
intention.
3. Read A Guide to a Successful Legal Internship by
Heidi Nasheri and Peter Christopher Kratcoski (Anderson Publishing)
Chapter 7: Ethics and Professionalism and sign the
attached affirmation. The booklet is located in the research
library at the Syracuse University Legal Studies Program office.
Download the Application
in Word Format
