Clinic Application Information

Students must be in good academic standing to enroll in a clinic, and all courses require an application. Please consult the Eligibility and Enrollment Information page for information about course offerings, credit, and prerequisites.

Clinical courses generally fill up, so we advise interested students to apply during early registration if possible.

Review the table below to see which clinics are still accepting applications for fall 2023.

Applications will be considered on a rolling basis.

You may apply for one, two, or three clinics, and you must rank them on the General Clinic Application in order of preference. Apply only to clinics in which you are prepared to enroll. If you are accepted into a clinic,  your name will not stay on the waitlist for the other clinics.

All application materials are submitted electronically.

You must complete:

• The General Clinic Application

You must also upload the following materials with your online clinic application:

• Your resume
• An unofficial copy of your law school transcript

Students will be notified when the clinic admission decisions have been made. Clinics are not part of the online early registration system. Each student admitted to a clinic must add it during the next available add/drop period and adjust their schedule. At the end of the applicable add/drop period, students admitted to a clinic will be dropped from any conflicting classes.

Students not admitted to a clinic during early registration may apply subsequently if spots remain available.

Questions about the application process should be directed to the Clinical Program Manager Christina Dost at clinicalEd@law.utexas.edu.

NOTE: Do not use this form to apply for an advanced clinic. For rules about advanced clinic and application instructions visit the SAO page on advanced clinics.

Clinic Status

For questions, contact the Clinical Program Manager Christina Dost at ClinicalEd@law.utexas.edu.