Other Concentrations: The law school curriculum is basically a general program, preparing students for all manner of legal work. However, it is possible for students to take a number of related elective courses which then comprise an informal concentration. This is in addition to the formal programs and clinics. The school offers particular opportunities for such sequences or concentrations in the areas of labor law, business and banking, health law, estates and estate planning, intellectual property, antitrust and trade regulation, practice and procedure, and advocacy skills.