LSU in LyonJune 10 – July 20, 2018http://sites.law.lsu.edu/lyonprogram

Old Lyon

Place Bellecour

Bastille Day

ParcOlympiqueLyonnaise

Budget Estimates■ Flight: $900-$1500 (book early!)

■ Board: $600-$900

■ Tuition: Resident $3,617-$6,322 / Non-Resident $6,842-$11,966 (4-7 credits)

■ Food:

■ Travel: budget varies, $1,000 - $10,000– Ex. flight to Barcelona $100, drive to Cannes $30, rent a sailboat $95,

train to Interlaken $35, hostel in Pamplona $180, airBNB in Paris $139, flight to Prague $200, etc., Eurail passes $300-400

■ TOTAL: $6,000-$14,000– *Tuition Scholarships May Apply– Financial Aid If Eligible

Financial Aid

■ Tuition Discounts Apply

■ Financial Aid/Loans Available (Spread Over Three Semesters)

■ Contact: Heather KimballGraduate CoordinatorEnrollment ManagementLouisiana State University1146 Pleasant Hall, Baton Rouge, LA 70803office 225-578-3103 | fax 225-578-6300htouch3@lsu.edu | lsu.edu | www.lsu.edu/financialaid

Tuition and Finance-CaveatAll tuition and fees in this PowerPoint are based on numbers from the 2016 summer program as we have them today. Final tuition

and fee schedule is subject to change.

Tuition and Finance-Resident

7 6 5 4Hours Hours Hours Hours

Resident Students: Tuition 5,760.42 4,937.50 4,114.58 3,291.67 Building Use Fee 28.00 24.00 20.00 16.00 Operational Fee 127.75 109.50 91.25 73.00 Academic Excellence Fee 70.00 60.00 50.00 40.00 Course Material Fee 525.00 450.00 375.00 300.00 Registration Fee 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 Student Excellence Fee 64.17 55.00 45.83 36.67 Student Technology Fee 35.00 30.00 25.00 20.00

Total 6,620.34 5,676.00 4,731.66 3,787.34

Tuition Discount-Resident Example

■ Resident Student– Receives a $17000

(86.7%) academic year tuition discount

– Student takes five (5) hours in Lyon

■ $573.16 in tuition

■ $617.08 Fees

■ Total = $1190.24

■ Nonresident Student– $5000 academic year discount

(25.32% tuition discount)– 4 credit hours in Lyon

■ $2458.34 Tuition

■ $3225 Nonresident Fee

■ $495.67 Additional Fees

■ Total = $6179.01

Tuition Discounting–Nonresident

Example

Tuition and Finance-Nonresident

Nonresident Students: Tuition 5,760.42 4,937.50 4,114.58 3,291.67 Building Use Fee 28.00 24.00 20.00 16.00 Operational Fee 127.75 109.50 91.25 73.00 Academic Excellence Fee 70.00 60.00 50.00 40.00 Course Material Fee 525.00 450.00 375.00 300.00 Registration Fee 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 Nonresident Fee 5,643.75 4,837.50 4,031.25 3,225.00 Student Excellence Fee 64.17 55.00 45.83 36.67 Student Technology Fee 35.00 30.00 25.00 20.00

Total 12,264.09 10,513.50 8,762.91 7,012.34

Tuition Discounting–Nonresident Example

■ Nonresident Student– $5000 academic year discount (25.32% tuition discount)– 4 credit hours in Lyon

■ $2458.34 Tuition

■ $3225 Nonresident Fee

■ $495.67 Additional Fees

■ Total = $6179.01

Employment

■ Summer in Lyon Scheduled to Allow Clerkships

■ Roughly One-Half of Last Class Clerked

■ Many Baton Rouge Firms Schedule Summer Clerkships to Accommodate Summer in France

Externships

■ Externships are Possible

■ May Have to “Create Your Own”

■ Contact: Jeff Brooks (Jeff.Brooks@law.lsu.edu)

■ Possibility of European Externships

Housing

■ Student Responsible for Own Housing

■ Utilize Resources on Webpage

■ Most students use AirBNB or HomeAway

■ Talk to Faculty, Students, etc…

■ Assistant—Margaret Viator (mviato6@lsu.edu)

■ Class Structure:– 4-7 credits (two 3-week

“semesters”) – Two 1-credit courses offered each

semester– One 3 –credit class that lasts six

weeks– Typical Day: 8:30-9:30am, 9:40-

10:40am, (3 cr.) 10:50-12:30

Summer Overview

Tentative Classes for Summer 2018

– 1-hour credit: ■ Comparative Family Law- Associate Dean Carroll (1 credit)■ International Comparative Maritime Personal Injury-- Judge John W.

deGravelles of the Federal District Court for the Middle District of La. (1 credit)

■ Comparative Torts- Professor Stathis Banakas- University of East Anglia and University of Athens (1 credit)

■ Professor Isabelle Michallet (Université Jean Moulin- Lyon III) Int'l and European Environmental Law

■ 3-hour credit: ■ Comparative International Law- Professor Philip Hackney (3 credits)

International Travel

Class of 2017

Field Trip ■ The International Labor Organization in Geneva, Switzerland.

Vineyards and Wine Tasting

■ Opportunity to visit local vineyard

■ Wine tasting class

Spain and Portugal

Avignon

Cannes

Amsterdam

Paris

Interlaken

Pamplona

Student Testimonials■ ”I can’t stress it enough: go

on the Lyon trip. Chances are you will never go on a trip like this against because the real world comes pretty fast. But not as fast as the bulls chasing you down the streets of Pamplona.”

– Jack Zeringue, Class of 2017

Student Testimonials

■ "If you don't go on this trip, you'll regret it for the rest of your life."

■ -Chris Roy, now a cultured and distinguished gentleman

– Class of 2019

Student Testimonials■ “The Lyon program is hands down

my favorite part of law school to date! It was a great way to make new friends and explore Europe at the same time.”

■ Marianna Knister- Class of 2019

Student Testimonials■ “Despite the Nice Attack, I

wouldn't hesitate to travel again. Going on the Lyon trip this summer was one of the best decisions I've made and if given the chance I'd make that decision again. The food (and wine) alone should be enough for everyone to make the trip, not to mention the experiences and friendships made along the way. There will always be something going on around the world but that shouldn't stop anyone from traveling.”

– Jessie Finley- Class of 2018

CONTACTS

■ Professor Philip Hackney (phackney@lsu.edu)

■ Professor John Church (jchurch@lsu.edu)

■ Professor Olivier Moreteau (Olivier.Moreteau@law.lsu.edu)

■ Professor Wendell Holmes (Wendell.Holmes@law.lsu.edu)

■ Margaret Viator (mviato6@lsu.edu)