Academic Credit for Competing
The primary mission of the University of Washington Moot Court Honor Board is to assist law students in developing trial advocacy skills through practice and competition. The University recognizes this educational role by offering academic credit to those participating in MCHB's competitions throughout the year.
To obtain this credit, follow the steps below.
(1) Complete the LAW600 form, during the registration period of the quarter in which you want credit.
(2) Send the completed LAW600 form to [email protected] for signature and then to Academic Services at [email protected].
(3) Enter your hours in the Credit Hours Log.
(4) Send the completed Credit Hours Log by the last Monday of the quarter to [email protected].
If you have any questions, please email the Trial Advocacy Program Manager at [email protected].
The primary mission of the University of Washington Moot Court Honor Board is to assist law students in developing trial advocacy skills through practice and competition. The University recognizes this educational role by offering academic credit to those participating in MCHB's competitions throughout the year.
To obtain this credit, follow the steps below.
(1) Complete the LAW600 form, during the registration period of the quarter in which you want credit.
(2) Send the completed LAW600 form to [email protected] for signature and then to Academic Services at [email protected].
(3) Enter your hours in the Credit Hours Log.
(4) Send the completed Credit Hours Log by the last Monday of the quarter to [email protected].
If you have any questions, please email the Trial Advocacy Program Manager at [email protected].
