Bethany’s pre-law program provides students with a variety of courses that will prepare them for the LSAT, law school, and a successful career in the legal field.

Your courses may include:

• POLS 110 American Politics
  Introduces the formal and informal structures, institutions, and processes which comprise the American political system at the national level.
• POLS 322 Judicial Behavior
  Studies the United States courts as an institution and process, emphasizing the Federal courts. The course examines the role of the courts as defenders of the rights of citizens and as makers of law and policy.
• POLS 323 Constitutional Law
  Considers case studies and moot cases to examine the historical development of important constitutional issues before the United States Supreme Court. Students become familiar with the basic structure and functions of the federal court system.
• POLS 362 Modern Political Thought
  Explores modern and post-modern political thought and examines the writings of important political thinkers of the past 500 years. Emphasis is on the development of political theories regarding issues such as democracy, citizenship, justice, equality, race, gender, sexuality, and the environment.