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Would loyola or UIC (university of illinois at chicago) be better for an undergraduate interested in pre-law?

April 26, 2017Chicago Education Illinois Loyola Reference UIC

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Would loyola or UIC (university of illinois at chicago) be better for an undergraduate interested in pre-law?

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While Lea and I usually agree on things related to UIC, I’m going to disagree with her on this one. The University of Illinois at Chicago has some unique options for students interested in law: UIC / CHICAGO KENT LAW | Accelerated BA/JD program The University of Illinois at Chicago and the Chicago-Kent College of Law offer a six-year program that leads to the bachelor’s degree from UIC and the Juris Doctor degree from Chicago-Kent. UIC / JOHN MARSHALL LAW | Guaranteed Entry Program If you’re in the top 15% of your high school graduating class, you may be eligible to apply for a guaranteed spot in the John Marshall Law School through UIC’s Guaranteed Professional Program Admissions initiative. Academically, students are encouraged to study in the Liberal Arts fields – and History and English are probably the second and third most popular prelaw degrees after Political Science. UIC has a Law & Society minor that’s a good pick for students who plan to go onto law. UIC also has a nationall