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PRE-LAW OVERVIEW |
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Huntington University offers a broad undergraduate program of study in history.
One such program is Pre-Law, which will prepare you for graduate work in
advanced law, political studies and other social sciences. As a Pre-Law student, you will learn both content
and process. The Pre-Law program places a strong emphasis on the five
cognitive skills of comprehension, retention, analysis, synthesis and
evaluation. Acceptance into law school often depends upon undergraduate grades, scores on the Law School Admission Test (LSAT), and references supplied by professors and others. Law schools also emphasize the importance of a liberal arts education. At Huntington University, you will find supply of all these criteria to prepare you for law school. |
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