June 24 - Aug. 16 (Online)

WR 329: Writing for Law and Law School (3 credits)

In this course, students will analyze their writing strengths and weaknesses, increase logical, grammatical, usage, and sentence-level correctness in their writing, improve the rhetorical and structural sophistication of their writing, and document and examine the life and work experiences that make them compelling law school candidates.

Learn more about this course by reading the syllabus.

PS 321: American Constitutional Law
(4 credits)

Students will analyze the powers of the judiciary, the executive and the legislature, as well as discuss issues of interstate commerce and federalism. Through this course students will gain:

• Knowledge of the Constitution and its possible interpretations
• An understanding of the Supreme Court, the role it plays in our government and the legal and political facets of this role
• An in depth review of the role of other institutions in creating meaning for parts of the Constitution both in the earlier period of our country's development and in the modern era

Learn more about this course by reading the syllabus.

Tuition: All courses follow Ecampus online tuition rates