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This is a long shot, but I don't know where else to ask. Does anyone have any experience and/or would be willing to dish out advice regarding US law school students visiting Canadian schools for a semester of two? For context, UofC accepts Letter of Permission students from US schools (https://law.ucalgary.ca/future-students/admissions-jd-programs/upper-year-admissions), but from what I've heard, US schools only let you visit other ABA-approved schools. Do you know anyone who has successfully pulled this off?

I'm a Canadian at a top US school (I know... should have stayed in Canada) who needs to go back home for 3L because of family, if that matters. 

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Renerik

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You should ask your home institution if it's possible - they'll be the ones to approve the letter of permission. I suspect most administrations will tell you no. 

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