Legal Studies Minor
The legal studies minor is an interdisciplinary program that gives students the opportunity to examine law from a variety of perspectives. While the minor may be useful for students who may be thinking of attending law school it is not a “pre-law” program and is open to anyone who is interested.
Students in this program will gain a better understanding of law and the multiple functions it plays in a variety of societies.
The program requires a minimum of six courses, including:
- Two analytical techniques courses
- One legal studies course
- One cognate course
- Two additional courses selected from any category
The legal studies minor can count as either a social science minor or a humanities minor depending on what courses are taken.
For more information about this program see the legal studies page.