The Pre-Law program advises students interested in the legal profession and helps prepare students for admission into law school with great success. In 2007, 31 of 34 W&J graduates who applied to law school were admitted. Although no specific courses are required for pre-law students and such students may major in any subject they choose, pre-law students are encouraged to take the following courses:
ENG 200 | Advanced Composition |
POL 110 | Origins of American Government |
ENG 265 | American Literature |
BUS 319 | Business Law |
CIS 241 | Introduction to Data Mining |
BUS 302 | Corporate Financial Management |
PHL 232 | Ethics |
ACC 341 | Taxation |
PHL 123 | Logic |
HIS 333 | U.S. Constitutional History |
ECN 323 | Labor Economics |
ECN 101 | Principles of Economics |
PSY 101 | Psychology |
POL 412 | Supreme Court and the Bill of Rights |

