About
The University of Saskatchewan College of Law offers up to 50 Indigenous students the opportunity to complete a first-year Property Law course from May to July each year.
Enrolment is open to those admitted as an Indigenous student to a Canadian law school in the upcoming fall term.
The course is offered remotely with a combination of synchronous and asynchronous delivery. In addition to learning substantive legal content, emphasis is placed on helping students develop skills needed for success in law school.
Students who will be attending USask Law in the fall term will receive credit (5 credit units) when they successfully complete the course. This reduces their course load for the upcoming academic year.
Students attending other law schools are encouraged to seek letters of permission to enrol at USask to ensure their school will give credit for this course.
Information on 2025 offerings will be available soon.
Admission
You must meet two requirements to be admitted into the College of Law's Spring and Summer Law Course for Indigenous students:
- You must be Indigenous, and
- You must have been accepted into a Canadian law school (conditionally or unconditionally) and be starting your first year in the coming fall.
Please note, as part of the application, students are required to upload proof of acceptance to a Canadian law school as an Indigenous student. For example, this could be a letter of admission that the student received from the Canadian law school where it should specify that the student is receiving an Indigenous seat at that law school, with classes commencing in the upcoming fall term.
Get in touch with the College of Law early in the academic year as you begin to apply to law schools. We are here to talk about your options and to help with the application process for both law schools and the College of Law's Spring and Summer Law Courses for Indigenous students.
- Once you have been admitted to a Canadian law school, candidates interested in (or are required to take) the College of Law Spring and Summer Law Course are encouraged to submit their application as soon as possible.
Tuition
Once registered, each student will receive an account to show their balance for tuition and student fees. Students will be responsible for paying their balance by the USask deadline.
QUESTIONS?
Email: ilc.admissions@usask.ca | Phone: 306-966-7908
Funding applications will be available to all accepted spring/summer ILC summer course students. Information will be posted here and emailed to individuals before the class commences.
Contact
Email: ilc.admissions@usask.ca | Phone: 306-966-7908