Pre-Law - Henderson State University

Pre-Law from Henderson State University is a Campus Associate Paralegal degree that prepares you for a Legal career. Generally, it is advisable for pre-law students to pursue an undergraduate program in the liberal arts in order to obtain a broad liberal education and increased cultural awareness. Beyond this basic preparation, future law students should select a major relevant to the specialized interests of their future career. Two classic majors for pre-law students which provide excellent preparation for admission to law school are history and political science. Many pre-law students choose to major in one of these two fields and minor in the other. Students who have a special interest in criminal law may wish to consider minoring in criminal justice. For those who have an interest in tax law or related areas, a major in one of the areas of business may be appropriate. The pre-law student should contact the pre-law advisor in the Department of Social Sciences, who can provide guidance in the selection of courses and information about requirements. The pre-law advisor can also provide information about the Department of Social Sciences' annual pre-law conference. Held every spring, the conference features a keynote address by a prominent member of the Arkansas bar. In addition, representatives of law schools and local attorneys are present to answer questions about admission to law school and the practice of the law. View more details on Henderson State University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Paralegal courses.