As sophomores, students interested in prelaw should enroll in LS 300 . The College of Liberal Arts and Oregon State University want you and every student to succeed. This requires that students understand and meet the academic requirements set by the college and University. That individual will assist students in course selection, listen to academic concerns, explain program options, discuss internships and study abroad programs, and outline academic progress. Wise students will consult with their departmental adviser every term.
Advisers are valuable resources.
This course of study integrates anthropological theory and practice within a specific concentration chosen by the student. All students will take a core program of 9 credits. Students must take 12 credits within their particular concentration including at least 3 credits of anthropological methods courses which relate to their particular concentration. At least 9 of these credits will be taken in a minor field. Candidates must also demonstrate proficiency in a foreign or field language.