Frequently Asked Questions
Are there prerequisite courses to declare law, politics and society?
No, there are no prerequisites to declare law, politics and society, though introductory courses in political science or related disciplines are recommended.
Do I need a minimum GPA to enter the law, politics and society program?
Students must be in good academic standing to enter the law, politics and society program. Some upper-level courses may require a minimum GPA.
Can I study abroad as part of the law, politics and society program?
Yes. Study abroad in the law, politics and society program is strongly encouraged, particularly in programs focused on international politics, global studies, or public policy.
Are research opportunities available for undergraduates?
Yes. Students in the law, politics and society program can engage in faculty-led research, independent study projects, internships tied to research, and conference presentations.
What careers do graduates of law, politics and society go on to pursue?
Graduates of the law, politics and society program commonly attend law school or pursue careers in government, public policy, advocacy, nonprofit leadership, public service, business, or graduate study in political science and related fields.
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