Newman University's Pre-Law program is designed to give you the skills and expertise necessary to enter law school. It is designed to improve writing, critical thinking, and oral communication skills, while also providing real-life experience through internships.
One-on-one sessions between students and advisors allow for each student to receive the right advice and attention for their unique career goals. Our advisors also assist in LSAT preparation, reference letters, and law school applications.
 | Personalized Education & Mentorship: Our small class sizes and dedicated faculty create an environment of truly personalized learning. |
 | Vibrant, Supportive Community: Beyond the classroom, Newman University cultivates a strong sense of belonging. |
 | Top Placement for Law Schools: Year after year, Newman University continues to be a prominent source of students for the top law schools in the Midwest. |
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Career Pathways
In Pre-Law
Newman University’s Pre-Law Minor provides you with the knowledge and relevant skills to set you on the path to a fulfilling career.
Some who have completed this program have chosen to careers in:
- Family Lawyer
- Personal Injury Lawyer
- Public Defender
- Tax Lawyer
Some of our graduates have gone on to pursue graduate degrees om:
- Juris Doctor (JD)
- Master of Laws (LLM)
- Doctor of Juridical Science (SJD or JSD)
- Master of Legal Studies (MLS)
- Master of Dispute Resolution (MDR)
Degrees in Pre-Law
Minors
Related Degrees in Law
"After graduation, I plan to promote diversity and inclusion in the field of criminal justice by advocating for fair and unbiased practices within the system. I will work to ensure that all individuals, regardless of their background, are treated with respect and given equal opportunities."
Jalyn McClean
"Newman helped me develop a mindset to find positivity in all situations, allowing me to focus on strengths when interacting with my kiddos at work to help build them up. They also do not lie when they say they’re preparing you for grad school, which I’m incredibly grateful for as the perseverance I learned during my coursework has made grad school much easier."
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