It might be due to the smaller student body, but I've never been at a corporate/academic setting which such streamlined IT services. Both Foxconn and Berkeley fall well short of the user friendliness of USF Law School's online services.

Debated whether to take Corporations or not; for now opted instead for Federal Income Tax, since it is a pre-req to Corporate Taxation, International Taxation and some other courses, whereas Corporations is always available as a California BAR　course. So for now the line up looks like this:

Constitutional Law
Criminal Procedure
Federal Income Tax
Negotiations, Mediation, and Client Counseling Skills (Pass/NP)
Wills and Trusts

16 Units (Max allowed)

Man, what a boring lineup. Federalist Society is hosting this afternoon a debate between a Proponent for the positives of Guantamo Bay and a Critic. Middle Eastern food will be provided. I'm sure it will be a enjoyable experience.