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While there are no specific majors or prerequisites required for law school, there are many courses to choose from at �鶹���� that may help prepare students prior to attending. 

Child Advocacy Studies

• CAST 301: Introduction to Child Advocacy Studies

Communication, Media and Theatre

• CMTC 101: Public Speaking
• CMTC 202: Voice and Diction
• CMTC 210: Advanced Public Speaking
• CMTC 214: Business and Professional Comm.
• CMTC 310: Persuasion
• CMTC 313: Communication, Gender and Identity
• CMTC 317: Intercultural Communication 
• CMTC 319: Conflict Communication
• CMTM 265: Mass Media & Society 
• CMTM 365: Contemporary Issues in Mass Media
• CMTM 379: Media Law and Ethics
• CMTT 203: Voice for the Performer
• CMTT 221: Acting 1

English

• ENGL 377: Argumentative Prose

Geography and Environmental Studies

• GES 319: Environmental and Natural Resources Policy
• GES 321: Environmental Impact Assessment
• GES 329: Sustainable Energy Policy
• GES 350: Climate Change: International Policy and Politics
• GES 360: Environmental Justice and Activism

History

• HIST 308: Human Rights in History, Literature and Law
• HIST 309: History of Disability
• HIST 329B: African American History and Race Relations since 1865
• HIST 329C: Documenting the “Long” Civil Rights Movement
• HIST 335: History of Crime and Violence in America
• HIST 346: Environmental History

Justice Studies

• JUST 201: Introduction to the Criminal Justice System (highly recommended)
• JUST 301: Theories of Justice and Social Change
• JUST 319: Latinos and the Criminal Justice System
• JUST 322: Women, Justice and the Law
• JUST 323: Introduction to Child Advocacy Studies
• JUST 328: Social Justice and LGBTQ Issues
• JUST 330: Legal Research and Bibliography in Criminal Law
• JUST 331: Law and Racism in America
• JUST 333: Community Law
• JUST 334: Criminal Law and Procedure
• JUST 335: Legal Process I
• JUST 336: Postmodern Law and Criminology
• JUST 338: Introduction to Human Rights
• JUST 340: Sociology of Law
• JUST 371: U.S. Immigration Policy and Human Rights in the Americas

Philosophy

• PHIL 201: Logic (highly recommended)
• PHIL 213: Business Ethics
• PHIL 215: Ethics
• PHIL 303: Logic II
• PHIL 313: Ethical Theory
• PHIL 315: Medical Ethics
• PHIL 348: Computer Ethics and Public Policy
• PHIL 362: Philosophy of Law
• PHIL 364: Critical Race Theory
• PHIL 365: Environmental Ethics
• PHIL 366: Feminist Ethics

Political Science

• PSCI 216: American National Government
• PSCI 309A: Moot Court and Appellate Advocacy (highly recommended)
• PSCI 311: The American Judiciary and the Judicial Process in American Government
• PSCI 319: Politics of Law
• PSCI 320: Constitutional Law (highly recommended)
• PSCI 332: Latinos and the Law
• PSCI 333: Immigration, Ethnicity and Citizenship
• PSCI 341: Public Administration
• PSCI 380: International Law

Sociology

• SOC 250: Sociology of Deviance
• SOC 304: Sociology of Law
• SOC 309: Sociology of Racism
• SOC 316: Race and Ethnic Relations
• SOC 338: Environmental Sociology
• SOC 344: African America Women: Feminism, Race and Resistance
• SOC 362: Identity and Social Policy

Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies

• WGS 312: Women and Global Human Rights