Law Overview
Students should prepare for a career in law by acquiring the ability to think, write, and speak clearly. They should also cultivate a genuine concern for human institutions and values.
Though law schools require no particular undergraduate major or course of study, courses in constitutional law, business law, and criminology are available at Monmouth College. Students may also gain experience in law-related internships for college credit.
Courses in constitutional law, business law, and criminology are available.
The pre-law concentration consists of five classes, including
| PSC 395 |
Constitutional Issues |
| BUS 322 |
Business Law |
| PHIL 201 |
Introduction to Logic |
and any two of the courses listed below:
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| CAT 335 |
Argumentation |
| CAT 339 |
Persuasion |
| PSC 397 |
States and Markets |
| PSC 414 |
American Political Thought |
| PHIL 310 |
Environmental Ethics |
| ECON 340 |
Economics and the Law |
| BUS 335 |
Mergers and Acquisitions |
| BUS 382 |
Business Law II |
| SOC 351 |
Criminology |
Students may also gain experience in law-related internships for college credit.
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