Pre-Law Courses

Courses meeting Pre-Law Minor Electives requirement

(list current as of 1/06)

The following is a list of courses that may be used as Pre-law electives. Note that courses chosen must include work so that at least nine(9) credits of the minor are taken outside your major discipline. So, for example, if you are a Business major, nine of your twelve Pre-Law Electives must be in a subject other than Business.

* Being offered Spring 2006

** Being offered Fall 2006

BUS-212 - Business Law I
BUS-213 - Business Law II
BUS-312 - Ethics & Social Responsibility
BUS-317 - International Trade Practice
BUS 332 - Conflict Mgt & Mediation

COM-104 - Speech:Oral Communications
COM-251 - Interpersonal Communications
COM-425 - Law and Ethics of Mass Media

*CRM-226 - Penology
*CRM-266 - Criminal Law
CRM-325 - Restorative Justice
CRM-353 - Evidence
CRM-356 - Family Court Law

ECO-201 - Principles of Macroeconomics
ECO-202 - Principles of Microeconomics
ECO-304 - Financial Mkts & Institutions
ECO-310 - Comparative Political Economy
ECO-318 - Economies in Transition
*ECO-330 - Community Economics

ENG-154 - Introduction to Literature
ENG-230 - Business Writing
*ENG-231 - Creative Writing
*ENG-235 - Intro to Technical Writing
*ENG-237 - Princ & Appl of Language

HIS 115 - Intro to Internat'l Relations
HIS 208- Community Politics
*HIS-209 20th Century World
HIS-245 - African/American Hist & Pol

**POL-101 - US Govt:Citizens,Politcs&Inst
POL-210 - The Courts
POL-218 - Intro to Public Policy Making
POL-228 - State Government in the U.S.
*POL-229 - Civil Rights and Civil Lib.
POL-334 - American Political Thought
POL-339 - Current Constitutional Issues

*PSY-301 - Social Psychology
PSY-305 - Psy of Persuasion & Influence
PSY-339 - Psychology and Law

*SOC-208 - Race and Ethnic Relations
SOC-212 - Juvenile Delinquency
SOC-213 - Class, Power & Privilege
SOC-219 - Law & Legal Process
SOC-229 - The Death Penalty
*SOC 310 - Victims & Their Experience
SOC-318 - Women and Work

**WST-319 - Women and the Law

Any LAW course

Any relevant special topics course (148/248/348)