Social Studies Pre-Law - Allen University

Social Studies Pre-Law from Allen University is a Campus Bachelor Paralegal degree that prepares you for a Legal career. PROGRAM OBJECTIVES Upon completion of the Social Science programs of studies , the students will be able to: *Demonstrate knowledge of basic social science concepts, values, and techniques necessary to analyze world events, processes, and cultures. *Demonstrate understanding of psychological, social, economic, and political forces shaping world civilization. *Describe contemporary American society within the context of American history. *Identify contemporary economic, social, and political problems and issues in western and non western cultures. *Apply the principles and methods of geography to analysis of the influences of environment on culture and progress. *Relate geographical knowledge to the proper use and conservation of the planet’s natural resources. *Demonstrate ability to use social science research methods to develop and write papers and proposals. *Apply knowledge, skills, concepts, and values to actual problem solving and community service. SOCIAL STUDIES/PRE LAW CONCENTRATION Those who are planning careers in law or government may choose 12 hours from the following courses beyond the Social Science program requirements: *SSH 203 American History I 3 credits *SSH 204 American History II 3 credits *SSH 306 African American History II 3 credits *SSC 403 Criminal Justice 3 credits *SSC 408 Juvenile Delinquency 3 credits *SSP 306 American Government 3 credits *SSP 307 Fundamentals of American Law 3 credits *SSP 406 International Relations 3 credits *SSP 495 Practicum in Political Science 3 credits View more details on Allen University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Paralegal courses.