About the Law & Society Major
The Law and Society major
seeks to understand law and legal institutions from a broad range of perspectives.
Courses are taken from a wide variety of disciplines such as Anthropology, Black
Studies, Chicano Studies, Communication, Economics, Environmental Studies, History,
Philosophy, Psychology, Religious Studies, and of course, Law and Society. The
study of each discipline contributes unique insights and knowledge about law
and society, and gives students the opportunity to choose courses that meet
their interests. Upon entering the University, students are first admitted to
the Pre-Law and Society major. Students may advance to full major standing after
fulfilling all the pre-major courses and grade requirements as listed on the
pre-major sheet. Students may declare a Pre-Law and Society major after they
have completed at least two courses from the pre-major courses with a 2.5 GPA
or above. Students must complete all the pre-major courses in Area A with a
combined GPA of 2.5 and other preparation electives in order to declare the
full major.
Degrees
Major Requirements
The Law & Society Program offers one undergraduate degree program. Law
& Society major requirements are determined based upon the Academic Year
in which the student declared the pre-major. If you have any questions please
contact the advising office at 2326 Girvetz Hall, (805) 893-2318 or email at
cindycortez AT lawso.ucsb.edu.
B.A. Law and Society
2006-2007
In addition to major requirements, University and General Education requirements
must be fulfilled to obtain an undergraduate degree in Law & Society. Please
consult the General Catalog
and the College of Letters
and Science for information about these requirements.
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