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The document outlines the process for master's and doctoral students to declare a Law Minor at the University of Minnesota Law School. It details requirements such as credit hours, course registration procedures, and adherence to Law School policies, including grading and the Honor Code. Students must consult with their faculty adviser and the Director of Graduate Studies to ensure compliance with academic standards.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Non-Law Student Petition for Law Courses in our editor.
Begin by entering your personal information in the designated fields, including your name, student ID number, and contact details such as your address and phone number.
Indicate whether you are pursuing a Master’s or Doctoral degree program by selecting the appropriate option.
In the 'Courses (or fields) of interest' section, list the law courses you wish to enroll in. Ensure that these align with your academic goals and consult with your faculty adviser if needed.
Review the important notices regarding course availability, grading policies, exams, assignments, and the Law School Honor Code to ensure compliance.
Sign and date the form at the bottom before submitting it via email to the Curriculum Development Office at lawcurr@umn.edu.

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