3 + 3 Year Plan B.A. with Major in Philosophy and Religious Studies: Pre-Law Concentration

Plan of Study Grid
Freshman Year
First Semester		Credits
PHIL 110	Introduction to Logic	3
ENGL 110	College Composition I	3
Electives/Essential Studies		9
	Credits	15
Second Semester
PHIL 130	Introduction to Political Philosophy	3
ENGL 130	Composition II: Writing for Public Audiences	3
Electives/Essential Studies		9
	Credits	15
Sophomore Year
First Semester
Select ONE of the following courses:
PHIL 120 or PHIL 312 or PHIL 315 or PHIL 331 or PHIL 342 or PHIL 355 or PHIL 360 or PHIL 450 or PHIL 451	Introduction to Ethics or American Philosophy or Philosophy of Race Postcolonialism or Contemporary European Philosophy or Advanced Ethics or Social and Political Philosophy or Feminist Philosophy or Philosophy, Economics, and Politics or Current Topics in Political Philosophy	3
Select another ONE of the following courses:
PHIL 120 or PHIL 312 or PHIL 315 or PHIL 331 or PHIL 342 or PHIL 355 or PHIL 360 or PHIL 450 or PHIL 451	Introduction to Ethics or American Philosophy or Philosophy of Race Postcolonialism or Contemporary European Philosophy or Advanced Ethics or Social and Political Philosophy or Feminist Philosophy or Philosophy, Economics, and Politics or Current Topics in Political Philosophy	3
Electives/Essential Studies		9
	Credits	15
Second Semester
PHIL 371	Philosophy of Law	3
Select ONE from the following courses:
PHIL 120 or PHIL 312 or PHIL 315 or PHIL 331 or PHIL 342 or PHIL 355 or PHIL 360 or PHIL 450 or PHIL 451	Introduction to Ethics or American Philosophy or Philosophy of Race Postcolonialism or Contemporary European Philosophy or Advanced Ethics or Social and Political Philosophy or Feminist Philosophy or Philosophy, Economics, and Politics or Current Topics in Political Philosophy	3
PHIL/RELS ELECTIVES		3
Electives/Essential Studies		6
	Credits	15
Junior Year
First Semester
Select another ONE of the following courses:
PHIL 120 or PHIL 120 or PHIL 312 or PHIL 315 or PHIL 331 or PHIL 342 or PHIL 355 or PHIL 360 or PHIL 450 or PHIL 451	Introduction to Ethics or Introduction to Ethics or American Philosophy or Philosophy of Race Postcolonialism or Contemporary European Philosophy or Advanced Ethics or Social and Political Philosophy or Feminist Philosophy or Philosophy, Economics, and Politics or Current Topics in Political Philosophy	3
Select another ONE of the following courses:
PHIL 120 or PHIL 312 or PHIL 315 or PHIL 331 or PHIL 342 or PHIL 355 or PHIL 360 or PHIL 450 or PHIL 451	Introduction to Ethics or American Philosophy or Philosophy of Race Postcolonialism or Contemporary European Philosophy or Advanced Ethics or Social and Political Philosophy or Feminist Philosophy or Philosophy, Economics, and Politics or Current Topics in Political Philosophy	3
PHIL/RELS ELECTIVES		3
Electives/Essential Studies		6
Students take the LSAT during fall semester of junior year
	Credits	15
Second Semester
PHIL 480	Public Philosophy	3
Select ONE of the following courses:
PHIL 120 or PHIL 120 or PHIL 312 or PHIL 315 or PHIL 331 or PHIL 342 or PHIL 355 or PHIL 360 or PHIL 450 or PHIL 451	Introduction to Ethics or Introduction to Ethics or American Philosophy or Philosophy of Race Postcolonialism or Contemporary European Philosophy or Advanced Ethics or Social and Political Philosophy or Feminist Philosophy or Philosophy, Economics, and Politics or Current Topics in Political Philosophy	3
Electives/Essential Studies		9
Students apply to UND law school during spring semester of junior year: If accepted follow rest of plan
	Credits	15
Senior Year
First Semester
FIRST YEAR OF LAW SCHOOL ^{30 credits completed during the first year of Law School will count toward completion of the BA degree}
Contracts I		2
Property		4
Torts I		3
Civil Procedure		4
Lawyering Skills I ^{This course serves as the undergraduate capstone as well was fulfilling a 1L requirement.}		3
	Credits	16
Second Semester
Contracts II		3
Torts II		2
Professional Foundations		2
Constitutional Law I		3
Criminal Law		3
Lawyering Skills II		2
	Credits	15
	Total Credits	121

This plan is meant for students who intend to apply to Law School. Acceptance to the UND Law School is NOT guaranteed and is based on UND Law School admission criteria. Students may still complete the major and earn the BA under another plan if they do not gain admission to the Law School.