Philosophy Pre-Law Minor

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The philosophy pre-law minor provides students with a quality introduction to key subjects - logic, ethics, legal theory, and legal argument - important to the study and practice of law. In addition, the minor develops the crucial skills that help prepare students for the law school entrance exam (LSAT), the academic challenges of law school, and the intellectual and ethical dimensions of work in the legal profession. The requirements for the philosophy pre-law minor are as follows:

Required Courses (18 credits):

PH 113 - Logic and Critical Thinking Credit(s): 3
PH 205 - Introduction to Philosophy Credit(s): 3
PH 211 - Ethical Theory and Moral Issues Credit(s): 3
PH 305 - Philosophy of Law Credit(s): 3
PH 310 - Political Philosophy Credit(s): 3
PH 366 - Appellate Legal Reasoning - Moot Court Credit(s): 1-3
Any course with legal content and approved by the Pre-law Director or PH 366 taken a second time may substitute for one of the above courses (3 credits).

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Philosophy Pre-Law Minor

Required Courses (18 credits):