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USC Gould School of Law

Be our guest! There is no better way to capture the synergy of a USC Gould education than by visiting one of our classes and seeing first-hand how faculty and students interact! The selected first-year courses are available to visit between September 6, 2023 – November 17, 2023.

In order to visit a class, a reservation is required. Guests must check in at the Admissions Office 10-15 minutes prior to the start of classes, late arrivals will not be accommodated.

The following first-year courses are available to visit:

Contracts          Professor Felipe Jimenez
Contracts          Professor Robert K. Rasmussen

Procedure         Professor Jessica Clarke

Torts                  Professor Jody David Armour
Torts                  Professor Erik Hovenkamp
Torts                  Professor Gregory Keating

USC Gould School of Law welcomes the participation of individuals with disabilities at law school events.  If you require special accommodations or have any questions, please contact the USC Gould Admissions Office at (213) 740-2523 or admissions@law.usc.edu.

Health and Safety:

All visitors should monitor themselves for symptoms daily when accessing campus. If you develop any of the symptoms listed by the CDC related to COVID-19 or other transmissible illnesses, please stay home and arrange to have a COVID-19 test as soon as possible.

Currently, masks are no longer required indoors but are highly recommended. Prior to arriving on campus, please review the USC COVID-19 Resource Center for updated information and guidelines.

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