At UNC prospective law students will find a commitment to the educational objectives necessary for their entry into law school. According to the American Association of Law Schools and the Law School Admission Council, the single most important ingredient in a prelegal educational program is the quality of undergraduate instruction. UNC provides this quality of education.
Law schools seek students highly skilled in thinking, understanding, and communicating.
UNC places great emphasis on such accomplishments. For one student an undergraduate concentration in a social science would best develop reasoning powers. Another student might find an interdisciplinary curriculum more intellectually stimulating. At UNC, we feel the course of study must be individually tailored by Pre-Law students in close consultation with their advisor. Unequivocally, the prospective law student should select courses that are interesting, challenging, and stimulating in terms of individual perspectives.