Pre-Law Specialization
The Pre-Law specialization is meant to create a foundation in preparation for a successful career in law. Through this specialization, students are introduced to the American political system, precedent-setting Supreme Court cases, and philosophical/ethical frameworks for judging legal questions.
15 credits (Total does not include prerequisite courses)
Specialization Requirements
Complete one course (3 credits) from the following:
| POE-241 | Introduction to Public Policy | 3 credits |
| POE-250 | Introduction to Political Philosophy | 3 credits |
| POE-255 | Introduction to Political Philosophy
Through Plato | 3 credits |
Complete one course (3 credits) from the following:
| ENG-255 | Topics in Literature---British | 3 credits |
| ENG-265 | Topics in Literature--American | 3 credits |
| ENG-275 | Topics in Literature--Postcolonial | 3 credits |
| ENG-355 | Advanced Topics in Literature--British | 3 credits |
| ENG-365 | Advanced Topics in Literature--American | 3 credits |
| ENG-375 | Advanced Topics in Literature--Postcolonial | 3 credits |
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There are multiple pathways to law school. No particular major is recommended. Indeed, law schools accept students who have majored in everything from Music to Environmental Studies. Regardless of the major, students would benefit from courses in several disciplines not required for the minor, including: International Relations, History, Sociology, and Environmental Studies.