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A movement lawyer, Olayemi Olurin speaks out

Pre-Law at OHIO

A journey that you’ll remember forever

Get ready to fill your college bucket list with pre-law experiences that will last a lifetime and launch your career.

Spring break in Northern Ireland group photo in front of "Restorative Justice" graffiti

Go places you never imagined, like studying human rights in Northern Ireland over spring break.

Ohio Innocence chapter with San Antonio Four

Do things you never imagined, like interning with the Ohio Innocence Project to exonerate people serving time for crimes they didn’t commit.

Liz Lattner at St. Vincent Charity Medical Center

Get to graduate school faster than you imagined, by starting a master’s in Law, Justice & Culture during your senior year.

Leah Wolfe, portrait with U.S. flag

Meet people you never imagined, like a senior litigation counsel in the U.S. Department of Justice and a staff attorney at the Legal Aid Society of New York City.

Get to Graduate School Faster

Complete a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in an accelerated program in the Early Assurance Program with M.A. in Law, Justice & Culture.

About the Early Assurance Program

Work with World-Class Faculty

Arts & Sciences faculty are recognized around the world, and beyond if you include the International Space Station, the Kitt Peak Observatory, and the OHIO Student Farm.

Meet our scholars

Thinkers. Leaders. Change Makers.

At OHIO's College of Arts & Sciences, we're not just equipping professionals for a career: We're building versatile agents of change.

Academics: Choose Your Major

OHIO has seven majors designed especially for students interested in preparing for law school and law-related careers:

If you’re interested in environmental law, for example, you could major in Geography Pre-Law. The business and economics majors are popular with students interested in business law.

If the major you’re interested in is not on this list, don’t worry—OHIO’s pre-law experiences are open to students in any major. For example, Sociology and Sociology-Criminology are common majors for those interested in societal issues or criminal justice. And many OHIO students double major or add minors or certificates in areas that interest them.

Get more information at Pre-Law Advising for OHIO students

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