• PLW 200: Legal Careers and Professional Development
• POL 301: American Judicial Process

Writing Skills

• ENG 368: Intro to Professional and Technical Writing
• ENG 370: Report and Proposal Writing (JRs and SRs)
• ENG 372: Business Communication

Quantitative Analysis Skills Courses

• ACC 207: Introduction to Financial Accounting
• ACC 208: Introduction to Managerial Accounting
• CMM 412: Statistical Methods of Communication
• DSC 210: Statistics for Business I
• DSC 211: Statistics for Business II
• ECO 203: Principles of Microeconomics
• MTH 148:  Introductory Calculus I
• MTH 207: Introduction to Statistics
• PSY 216: Elementary Statistics

Written Research Skills

• ENG 490 01: Trauma, Literature and the Middle East - 1974
• ENG 490 02: Tom Stoppard
• HST 301: Research Methods Seminar
• HST 498: History Capstone Seminar
• INS 499: International Studies Senior Capstone
• PLW 350: Introduction to Legal Research, Writing and Analysis
• POL 207: Political Analysis
• SOC 409: Senior Project Capstone

Legal Vocabulary and Concepts

• CJS:  305 Criminal Law
• CJS 315: Criminal Procedure
• MGT 201: Legal Environment of Business
• SOC 326: Law and Society

Experiential Learning

• CJS 495: Criminal Justice Internship
• POL 495: Government Internship
• PLW 301 & 302: Mock Trial
• PLW 495: Legal Internship

• ANT 306: Culture and Power
• CJS 336: Comparative Criminal Justice Systems
• CJS 399 02: Special Topics in Criminal Justice Studies, Criminal Justice Ethics
• CJS 399 05: Forensics/Profiling
• CMM 350: Propaganda
• CMM 351: Public Speaking
• CMM 352: Persuasion
• CMM 397 P3: Speech/Debate
• CMS 316: Intercultural Communication
• ECO 204: Principles of Macroeconomics
• FIN 301: Introduction to Financial Management
• FIN 450: International Business Finance (for Business majors)
• HST 251/252: American History
• HST 376: Social and Cultural History of the U.S.
• INS 390 M1: Model U.N.
• PHL 310 C1: Social Philosophy
• PHL 313, 316, 319: Various ethics courses
• POL 201: American Political System (pre-req for POL 301)
• POL 300-01: Homeland Security
• POL 300-02: International Political Economy
• POL 300-03: Health Policy
• POL 333: Politics of Human Rights
• PSY 341: Social Psychology
• REL 368, 369: Various ethics courses
• REL 363: Faith and Justice
• SOC 305: Criminological Theory
• SOC 339: Social Inequalities
• SOC 426: Leadership and Communities
• SSC 200-09,59: Sexual Violence
• SSC 200-16,17: Forensic Social Violence
• SSC 200-30: Ending Gender Violence
• SSC 200-42,43: Wrongful Conviction
• SSC 200-C1, C2: The Death Penalty
• SWK 331: Death, Dying and Suicide
• THR 310: Acting for Everyone

Foreign Language Study: Language competency is an asset for those considering careers in law.