Application

Submit your application by March 2, 2013.

***Comparative Family Law and Transnational Commercial Law are now full.  Any new applications will be assigned to the Disasters Law class.

Acceptance to the program is based on rolling admissions.  The program will accept up to 45 students.

Criteria for Admission

• Student must have completed one year of full or part time study;
• Student must have a minimum GPA of 2.0;
• Student is academically capable of studying in an intense and condensed study abroad environment and that the student is considered a "good citizen" at his home institution. In other words, the student demonstrates the ability to adapt to new environments, is civil, and is flexible and works well with others.
• Student must demonstrate an academic interest in studying in Madrid. This last criterion will be established via telephone/in person interview with the director, Professor Deirdre Bowen.

Contact Individuals & Application Materials

Students should complete the application form with accompanying materials listed on the form and send them by:

Mail to: Junsen A. Ohno
Study-Abroad Program
Seattle University School of Law
901 12th Avenue, Sullivan Hall 115
Seattle, WA 98122

Email to:  ohnoj@seattleu.edu Junsen A. Ohno

Fax to:  206.398.4261; Attention:  Junsen A. Ohno

The application form is fillable online.  Complete and submit as prompted, and email accompanying materials to Junsen Ohno at ohnoj@seattleu.edu. Your e-mail should have "Madrid Summer Application" as its subject line. If you e-mail your application, you will receive a confirmation e-mail. If you do not receive a confirmation e-mail within 24 hours of your submission, you should assume that your application was not received.

Upon acceptance to the program, participants are required to submit all summer-abroad forms to Junsen Ohno by Friday, April 19, 2013.

 This program is accredited by the American Bar Association.