Summer Law School - 2012
Summer courses at Stetson Law can help students get ahead with an array of course options. Evening, weekend, and condensed summer classes allow students to earn credit while still leaving time for summer work or travel plans. Courses are offered from May-July (with varying start-end times).
NOTE: Application deadline for visiting students is May 1.
For more information, please contact the Registrar's Office and be sure to review our Frequently Asked Questions below.
Summer Courses
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Each summer, Stetson Law offers courses that we consider to be special opportunities. This summer's featured courses include Professor Janice McClendon’s Federal Taxation I course in Tampa on a condensed basis and Professor Steve Everhart’s Trial Advocacy I course in Gulfport.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do to enroll in summer courses as a visiting student?
To enroll as a visiting student, please submit a Transient/Visiting Student Application (PDF). For additional information, please contact the Registrar's Office.
Where can I find assistance with planning my course schedule?
For assistance, please contact the Registrar's Office.
What should I do to obtain financial aid for summer courses?
Student borrowers will need to fill out a summer aid request form, which can be obtained from the Office of Admissions and Student Financial Planning.
Featured Course: Trial Advocacy with Professor Everhart
The Trial Advocacy course is one of the signature Stetson Law experiences, and students have the opportunity to take the course this summer from Professor Stephen Everhart, who helped Stetson earn its number one advocacy ranking. Professor Everhart is a former prosecutor and criminal defense lawyer (where he handled death penalty cases) who later opened a high-stakes personal injury firm handling medical malpractice, products liability, and other high-end civil litigation.
About Tampa Bay
Stetson Law's primary campus is nestled within the residential beachfront community of Gulfport, a tranquil place to live and work that is contiguous with the city of St. Petersburg. The Tampa Law Center, which houses evening classes and a state appellate court, is near the heart of thriving downtown Tampa. Both Tampa Bay area locations offer quick access to vibrant business and legal communities and to magnificent beaches and palm-lined boulevards.