Pre-Law Path in Philosophy
Philosophy is a traditional major preparing students for law school. As a Philosophy Major in UWG's Law, Justice, and Society track, you will pursue skills that the American Bar Association values as essential: problem solving, critical reading and thinking, research, writing, oral communication and listening, and promoting justice.
Compared to most majors, Philosophy students excel on the LSAT—the law school entry examination—and are accepted to law school at higher rates, according to data analyzed by the American Philosophical Society.
Classes That Count
Classes That Count
Students concentrating in Law, Justice, and Society take coursework that will deepen their understanding of important concepts to prepare them for a successful career in the law, including:
Values That Take You PlacesValues That Take You Places
Values That Take You Places
“Every class that I have taken at UWG has made me better. My philosophy classes have inspired me to be a well-informed thinker and a person who searches for what is right.”
– Nathan Azarowicz '20, Attorney