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Pre-Law Advising

Any major that you enjoy and find rewarding is acceptable for law school. The best preparation is a broad liberal arts background that includes courses that strengthen your command of English; develop your ability to think clearly, concisely and logically; and increase your understanding of human institutions and values.

• To begin or refresh your thinking about appropriate pre-law coursework, read about useful Introductory Courses.
• Check out our list of recommended reading for pre-law students.
• To make an appointment for pre-law advising, contact Assistant Dean Consuelo Lopez Springfield or the LSAC receptionist at 262-1849.
• Review the Getting Advising page.
• Check the Calendar of Events for pre-law workshops.
• Review the information provided by the Law School Admissions Council (LSAC)