Most law schools require a bachelor's degree for admission.
Unlike many professional schools, however, law schools do not require a uniform program of study or specific undergraduate major. Preparation for law school can be carried out through majors and professional programs at UW-Green Bay. Commonly chosen majors by prelaw students include political science, public administration, business administration, social change and development, urban studies, and humanistic studies. In addition to an appropriate major, prelaw students should take courses in a wide range of liberal arts and sciences. Courses in political science, economics, sociology, history, philosophy, literature, accounting, computer science, and natural science are recommended.