Spring Course Registration Information

Find essential registration details on the current spring semester, including key dates, procedures, and requirements.

Spring 2025

Registration for Spring 2025 will be online. Students will register for classes via GWeb during the following days:

Students may register on GWeb anytime starting at 9 am until 11:59 pm on their designated registration dates. Law school registration is not first come, first served. If students are not able to register on GWeb, students may submit a Registration Transaction Form. 

Faculty evaluations are available online via the portal.

Dean of Students Office academic advising hours are posted on the MyLaw portal. 

General Registration Information

1. Law School registration is conducted by lottery. It is not first come, first served.

2. If a class over-subscribes due to an enrollment cap or room size, bumps will occur by lottery. Check to see if you've been bumped when registration results are posted.

3. Please submit PRIORITY class selections via Google form. You must also register for this course via GWeb.

• LLM, MSL, 3L day and evening, and 4L evening Priority Selection Form - Beginning Tuesday, Oct 22.
• 2L day and evening Priority Selection Form - Beginning Tuesday, Oct 29. 
  Students must submit their PRIORITY forms by the end of their designated registration day. A student’s PRIORITY class should be the course that the student wants and/or needs most (excluding Clinics and advanced waitlisted classes).

4. LLM, MSL, 3L day and evening and 4L evening students: Due to limited enrollment, the courses below will not be accessible via GWeb. Registration will be conducted solely by Advanced Online Waitlists.

Advanced Waitlist Courses

*Note: Due to overlapping meeting days, students may add themselves to the Advanced Waitlist for 6232-40 Federal Courts with Professor Walker OR 6646-40 Mediation with Professor Harvey, but not both courses.

Advanced Online Waitlists for the above courses will be available starting Tuesday, Oct 15 until 9 am on Friday, Oct 18. Students will be notified of results via email at their @law.gwu.edu email addresses. If selected, the Records Office will automatically register students for the advanced waitlisted course(s) for which they were selected. If students wish to drop an advanced waitlisted course for which they were selected, they may do so on GWeb (students may drop advanced waitlisted courses, but not add them). A student’s PRIORITY CLASS SELECTION cannot be used for advanced waitlisted courses. All students will have an equal chance via a lottery.

5. 2L day and evening students: Please check the list of Closed Classes before selecting your PRIORITY class. The Closed Class list will be posted on the Records Office webpage by late afternoon on Monday, October 28.

6. Evening students will be given preference in evening and weekend classes for which they use their priority.

7. JD and LLM students may not register for more than 15 credits during the initial registration; students may be allowed to add courses beyond 15 credits during the add/drop period with the approval of the Dean of Students Office via a Registration Transaction Form.

8. Full-time JD students must take a minimum of 12 credit hours.

9. Please do not go to a professor seeking entry into a closed class as the professor cannot give you permission to do so.

10. Check GWeb to see if there are any holds applied to prevent you from registering. A hold can only be cleared by the office that placed the hold on your record. If you have a hold that will not be lifted by the end of your designated registration period, please submit a registration transaction form to the Records Office. Please inform the Records Office when your hold is lifted so that you may be registered for those classes that are still open.