The pre-law minor at D&E is genuinely multidisciplinary — drawing on History, Political Science, Criminology, Business, Environmental Science, Communication, English, and Philosophy — giving you a breadth of legal perspective that single-department programs can’t match.
Small class sizes mean faculty know you by name and invest in your success.
The History Department Chair and Political Science Program Coordinator serve as dedicated advisors who will help you plan your course sequence, prepare for the LSAT, and navigate the law school application process from your very first semester.
The Pre-Law Seminar — a capstone course reserved for juniors and seniors — is dedicated entirely to making you a competitive law school candidate, helping you find the right schools, sharpening your application materials, and preparing you for the LSAT with direct faculty mentorship.
Internship and experiential learning allow you to explore the legal profession, build your resume, and make professional connections before graduation.
D&E’s broad liberal arts curriculum ensures that you graduate as a strong writer, critical thinker, and effective communicator — exactly the qualities that law school admissions committees and practicing attorneys value most.