Law (Pre) Transfer
Offering diverse programs with a variety of classes to prepare students as they consider
various specialties
The rigors of law school require a solid base in general studies. The program has a well-rounded curriculum of general subjects, emphasizing criminal justice and law courses. Basic classes such as Public Speaking, Composition, College Algebra, Sociology, Literature, Philosophy, and Psychology provide students with a base upon which they can build virtually any liberal arts-type education. More specific classes, such as Introduction to Criminal Justice, Criminal Law, and Constitutional Law, help tailor the program to the pre-law student. Several elective hours allow the student to design an even more individualized program.
The rigors of law school require a solid base in general studies. The program has a well-rounded curriculum of general subjects, emphasizing criminal justice and law courses. Basic classes such as Public Speaking, Composition, College Algebra, Sociology, Literature, Philosophy, and Psychology provide students with a base upon which they can build virtually any liberal arts-type education. More specific classes, such as Introduction to Criminal Justice, Criminal Law, and Constitutional Law, help tailor the program to the pre-law student. Several elective hours allow the student to design an even more individualized program.
JUSTICE. LAW. PRACTICE.
The Associate of Arts Degree in Pre-Law should enable students to transfer to the four-year school of their choice to continue their education. The basic courses at Cowley are more affordable, will transfer to most state colleges and universities and to most other schools throughout the nation. When students choose a transfer college or university, they should obtain a course catalog from that school and meet with counselors at Cowley who can help with the transfer process.
