Curriculum | Faculty

Law schools are very concerned with the quality of preparation students receive during their undergraduate experience. Regardless of the major chosen, a student planning to enter law school must develop an ability to read and comprehend complex texts with accuracy and insight and discern critical issues. The ability to analyze reasoning used by authors and courts to arrive at conclusions is crucial.

About Our Program

• Students acquire communication skills, both verbal and written, which are essential.
  
• An interdepartmental Pre-Law Committee consisting of faculty members and students exists to aid students in achieving their goals.
  
• There is a thriving Mock Trial program, which promotes skills in trial advocacy and legal analysis, and an active Pre-Law Club.
• A Pre-Law Resource Center is located in Career Services, Students can get assistance with preparation for the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT) from their faculty advisors.