Law and Legal Reasoning Minor

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Associate Professor Pamela Corley, Director

The minor in law and legal reasoning provides a coherent grouping of courses from different disciplines that examine the foundations and applications of the law. Specifically, the minor is designed to provide students with the knowledge of substantive law, along with skills in legal analysis and reasoning, oral advocacy, research and writing.

PLSC 1320 - Introduction to American Government and Politics is strongly suggested for the minor. Students must take a minimum of 18 hours selected from the following:

Requirements for the Minor

Required Courses (6 Credit Hours)

Electives (12 Credit Hours)

One or more courses from the following:

Total: 18 Credit Hours

Notes

Students may receive credit toward the minor for either but not both CCPA 3300 and PLSC 4336 .
Students may receive credit toward the minor for either but not both CCPA 4323 and CCPA 4324 .
CCPA 3327 , CCPA 3345 , PLSC 3330 and PLSC 3325 can be taken as an elective if not taken as one of the required courses.

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Law and Legal Reasoning Minor

Requirements for the Minor

Required Courses (6 Credit Hours)

Electives (12 Credit Hours)

One or more courses from the following:

One or more courses from the following:

One or more courses from the following:

Total: 18 Credit Hours