It surprises many students to learn that law schools do not recommend a particular curricular path for admission. Instead, they prefer applicants prepared by a broad range of challenging courses that develop skills in areas such as problem solving, critical thinking, research, writing, and oral communication. The American Bar Association (ABA) counsels undergraduate students as follows: “The ABA does not recommend any undergraduate majors or group of courses to prepare for a legal education. Students are admitted to law school from almost every academic discipline.” Toccoa Falls College offers majors in Business, English, and History as standard routes to law school.
Minors
- Public Relations
- Applied Ethics
- Business Administration
- Management
- Criminal Justice (Online)
“I feel extremely blessed to have studied History at TFC. The professors who poured knowledge and time into my life helped me go on to reach my goals of attending law school and ultimately becoming a practicing attorney. I received high quality instruction that left me readily prepared for the strenuous work load I would experience during my time in law school. I will always look back fondly on my time at TFC and be forever grateful for the way my experience there shaped my life and career.”
-Maley Whitlock, Class of 2015
-Maley Whitlock, Class of 2015
Program Layout
Students seeking admittance into Law School after graduation are encouraged to pursue majors in one of the following programs: English, History, or Business Administration. Click for more program-specific information on these concentrations. For more detailed information, contact an Admissions Counselor at admissions@tfc.edu.
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