What Do Pre-Law Advisory Program Students Do?
Students select a course of study that ensures the development of the skills essential to the successful study of law. These include the ability to use language, communicate effectively, and think critically and creatively. In addition, each student’s chosen curriculum must provide broad understanding of basic human institutions and values. For example, pre-law students might gain such an understanding by studying constitutional law and civil liberties, criminal law, psychology and the law, legal rhetoric, children and the law, and business law. Students are encouraged to choose their courses in consultation with the University Pre-Law advisor. The advisor also serves as a resource for students interested in the early admission program at Loyola Law School Los Angeles, or those seeking admission to other law schools.
