Registration
To register for the Program and to be able to schedule classes, students must fill out this online Registration Form. Late registration is possible.
Students will schedule for classes in Lyon through the myLSU website. Please see this tutorial for help with scheduling or if you are unfamiliar with myLSU. Course offerings are available here.
The deadline to complete registration and pay your fee bill for the summer semester will be in the Spring semester, and will be announced soon. Remember to complete registration even if you have a $0 balance on your fee bill.
Tuition
The tuition refund schedule is available here.
The tuition fees for the 2024 Summer are available here.
Enrollment
The Law Center has not set a formal limit on total program enrollment. The number of students in the program has varied from 21 to 95, but the normal enrollment is 40 to 60. Course enrollment is limited to 75 students. There are no prerequisites for any of the courses being offered in the 2025 program.
Visiting Students
The Summer in Lyon Program is open to all U.S. students that have completed one year of law school, as well as students from foreign law schools with comparable credentials.
Students from other law schools wishing to participate in the program must first apply through the Office of Admissions. You will find the application along with other admissions information here. On the application, please indicate that you are applying as a summer only student for the Lyon program.
Please send applications to:
LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center
Office of Admissions and Student Records
202 Law Center
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70803
tel: 225/578-8646
fax: 225/578-8647
lsuadmissions@lsu.edu
Once admitted, visiting students will be given a myLSU account and will register like any other LSU Law student. Please see this tutorial on how to schedule classes online via myLSU.
Visiting students should inquire with their law schools as to their specific policies for transferring credits from the program. In particular, students should verify the conditions for accepting course credit from the program and the amount of credit allowed.