Law School

Thinking about law school after you complete your Bachelor's Degree? Looking for a different undergraduate major? Striving for that competitive edge? Seeking an undergraduate degree that will set you apart from all the rest? Interested in environmental law? A specific major is not required, favored, or preferred by law school admissions committees, so check us out... The College of Agriculture and Natural Resources has several academic programs that will help students develop their reading, writing, critical thinking, and analytical reasoning skills, thus providing excellent preparation for law school. These majors include:

Each curriculum provides you with a focus which you may couple with your law school, and each helps you prepare to take the LSATexam.

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develop their reading, writing, critical thinking, and analytical reasoning skills.

For more information, contact Elizabeth Weiss

Last updated: 06/29/2009