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2013–2015 Undergraduate College Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

History and Law

The American Bar Association does not recommend any particular path to prepare for law school but rather a series of core skills and values that one can well learn through the history major and include:

  • Analytic/Problem Solving Skills
  • Critical Reading
  • Writing Skills
  • Oral Communication/Listening Abilities
  • General Research Skills
  • Task Organization/Management Skills
  • Public Service and Promotion of Justice

Students are advised to consult the Pre-Law section of this catalog. The following courses are recommended as useful supplements to the history major.

The following political science courses:

One or more of the following

One or more of the following ethics courses depending on specific interests in law:

An Internship Experience