+ Business Pre-law
Department
of Legal Studies
264 Business Administration, 419-372-2376
Purpose
The program's intent is to provide the student with
a broad foundation in business with a pre-law specialization
designed to enhance one's communication skills and critical
thinking abilities. Emphasis on writing, research and
a legal approach to problem solving provide the framework
for the specialization.
This
combination of experiences should enrich a student's
understanding of the interaction of business, government
and society. Such experience would be appropriate for
law school candidates or any student seeking a firm
foundation in business concepts who does not desire
a more particular area of specialization.
BSBA
general degree requirements
Students completing the business pre-law specialization
must complete University,
general degree,
admission course
and business core
requirements for the BSBA degree, including admission
to the BSBA program.
2006-2007
Business Pre-law specialization requirements (18
hours) — click 
for 2006-2007 course requirements
The
following courses are suggested but not required: PHIL
103 as a humanities and arts elective, HIST
205 and/or 206 as social and behavioral sciences electives
and HIST
357 and/or 433 as non-business or free electives. Other
suggestions for non-business or free electives may be
obtained from the department.
