Pre-Law Minor

Program Requirements

Choose three from the following:

(must cover at least two different disciplines)

ANTH 303 Murder, Mayhem & Madness: Culture & Crime - 3 credits
ANTH 316 Sex, Gender & Culture - 3 credits
CBAD 344 Legal Environment of Business - 3 credits
CBAD 345 Commercial Law - 3 credits
CBAD 411 Q* Law and Resort Tourism Management - 3 credits
CBAD 412 Marketing Law - 3 credits
CBAD 413 Legal Aspects of Real Estate - 3 credits
COMM 302 Communication Law and Ethics - 3 credits
COMM 304 Gender Communication - 3 credits
COMM 337 Rhetoric and Communication - 3 credits
ENGL 365 Creative Nonfiction I - 3 credits
COMM 470 Communication and Conflict Management - 3 credits
ECON 321 Government and Business - 3 credits
ENGL 457 Form and Style in Writing - 3 credits
ENGL 459 Advanced Composition and Rhetoric - 3 credits
HIST 393 Crime and Punishment in Early America - 3 credits
INTEL 337 Law Enforcement Intelligence - 3 credits
JOUR 306 Journalism Law and Ethics - 3 credits
PHIL 311 Ethical Theory - 3 credits
PHIL 314 Social and Political Philosophy - 3 credits
PHIL 316 Crime and Justice - 3 credits
PHIL 318 Business Ethics - 3 credits
PHIL 321 Symbolic Logic - 3 credits
PHIL 323 Philosophy of Law - 3 credits
POLI 439 International Law - 3 credits
POLI 306 American Law through Literature and Film - 3 credits
POLI 447 Q Trial Advocacy - 3 credits
POLI 456 Administrative Law - 3 credits
POLI 457 Environmental Law - 3 credits
PUBH 340 Drugs in Society - 3 credits
PSYC 303 Interpersonal Communication Skills - 3 credits
PSYC 430 Social Psychology - 3 credits
PSYC 465 Psychology and the Law - 3 credits
PSYC 470 Industrial/Organizational Psychology - 3 credits
SOC 301 Gender and Society - 3 credits
SOC 309 Social Inequality - 3 credits
SOC 353 Criminology Theory - 3 credits
SOC 355 Q* Race and Ethnicity - 3 credits
SOC 401 Sociology of Corrections - 3 credits

Note:

Additional courses may be selected in consultation with the student’s pre-law minor adviser.

Total Credits Required: 18 Credits

All courses in the minor require a grade of ‘C’ or better. Students must complete at least 12 unique credits to earn the minor; that is, a student may not use more than two courses from a major curriculum to satisfy the Pre-Law Minor requirements.