Law

Students preparing to enter law school should obtain a strong education in liberal arts. No one major can be described as the best pre-legal program. Courses in writing, political science, logic, economics, statistics, and computer science all can be helpful preparation for law school. Admission to law school is highly competitive, and law schools consider undergraduate cumulative grade-point average, strength of academic program, and results of the Law School Admission Test (LSAT).

Students interested in law school should consult the campus pre-law adviser, Professor Anthony Grasso, agrasso@camden.rutgers.edu, Department of Political Science, 401 Cooper Street.

For more information for admission to Rutgers Law School email admissions@law.rutgers.edu, call 856-225-6102, or access the website at http://law.rutgers.edu.

Students interested in the dual bachelor of arts/juris doctor program (B.A./J.D. program) should see that page under Degree Requirements in this catalog.