Audit and LL.M. Preparation Courses

Qualified candidates may audit law courses on a space available basis. "Auditing" a course means that Temple does not issue a grade or grant any credit towards a certificate or degree. Typically, students audit courses to expand their knowledge of U.S. and international law, or simply to prepare for LL.M. or J.D. studies in the United States. Audit students are expected to read and prepare for classes, but they are not required to sit for the final exam. Audit students have the added flexibility of learning without pressure or course attendance requirements.