Requirements
Legal Studies Minor
Coordinator: Dr. Kyle L. Kreider
A minor in Legal Studies requires 18 credits and that the student take PS-232: Criminal Law and PS-233: Law and Society, plus an additional 12 credits in at least two academic disciplines, consisting of the below possible courses:
Political Science
PS-226 Environmental Policy |
3 |
PS-242 International Law and Organizations |
3 |
PS-298 The Politics of the U.S. Supreme Court |
3 |
PS-331 The Constitution and the Federal System |
3 |
PS-332 Civil Rights and Civil Liberties |
3 |
History
HST-370 Introduction to Legal History | 3 |
HST-371 The History of Public International Law | 3 |
Business
BA-335 Law and Business | 3 |
BA-336 Advanced Topics in Business Law | 3 |
BA-337 Legal Aspects of Sport | 3 |
HL-356 Hospitality Law and Ethics | 3 |
Philosophy
PHL-122 Introduction to Symbolic Logic | 3 |
PHL-334 Philosophy Law | 3 |
Psychology
PSY-355 Forensic Psychology | 3 |
Sociology
SOC-201 Introduction to Criminal Justice | 3 |
SOC-252 Race, Class, Gender, and Crime | 3 |
SOC-298 Contemporary Issues in Crime and Justice | 3 |
English
ENG-228 Professional and Workplace Writing | 3 |
ENG-308 Rhetorical Analysis and Nonfictional Prose Analysis | 3 |
Communication Studies
COM-201 Advanced Public Speaking | 3 |
COM-204 Argumentation and Debate | 3 |
COM-301 Persuasion | 3 |
Note: Students are required to take any prerequisite needed for any Legal Studies-eligible course.