Prelaw Studies Concentration

Analytical Skills

• EC 101 - Principles of Economics: Micro (3 Cr.)
• EC 102 - Principles of Economics: Macro (3 Cr.)
• EC 223 - Law and Economics (3 Cr.)
• MA 140 - Introduction to Statistics (4 Cr.)
• MA 170 - Calculus I (4 Cr.)
• MA 180 - Calculus II (4 Cr.)
• BUS 110 - Principles of Accounting I (3 Cr.)
• PSY 200 - Statistical Methods in Psychology (4 Cr.)

Human Rights and Ethical Value Theory

• HIS 257 - Gandhi (3 Cr.)
• PCE 251 - Human Rights (3 Cr.)
• PCE 310 - International Human Rights Law (4 Cr.)
• PHL 243 - Ethical Theory (3 Cr.)
• PSC 271 - Civil Rights in the American Constitutional System (3 Cr.)
• SOC 245 - Wealth, Power, and Prestige (3 Cr.)
• WS 260 - Women and the Law (3 Cr.)
• WS 265 - Law, Ethics, and Public Policy: Current Issues (3 Cr.)

Political Theory and Analysis

• PSC 200 - Classical Political Thought (3 Cr.)
• PSC 201 - Modern Political Thought (3 Cr.)
• PSC 202 - Contemporary Political Thought (3 Cr.)
• PSC 221 - Comparative Political Analysis (3 Cr.)
• PSC 243 - The American Political System (3 Cr.)
• PSC 270 - American Constitutional Law (3 Cr.)

Specific requirements for each major are listed below.

Communication, English, and History

Majors must take the required prelaw studies courses and three electives, one from each category as described above. English majors may substitute another writing course for ENG 206 , with the approval of both English and prelaw advisers.

Economics

Majors must take the required prelaw studies courses and two electives, one each from political theory and analysis and human rights and ethical value theory.

Political Science

Majors must take the required prelaw studies courses, as well as two electives, one each from analytical skills and human rights and ethical value theory.