In accordance with this ABA guideline, the University of Indianapolis offers a rigorous undergraduate liberal arts education.
Students often ask what undergraduate major is the best preparation for law school.
For this reason, students graduating from the U of I who are admitted to law school have a wide variety of undergraduate majors, including political science, history, philosophy, English, the social sciences, and business. But since the law school curriculum does not duplicate any undergraduate courses, law schools do not give preference in admission to any particular undergraduate major. Different law schools give different weights to these two factors. In some cases a low LSAT score can be offset somewhat by a high UGPA and vice versa. After graduation from law school, these U of I alumni and alumnae have served as judicial clerks and as law school faculty, and have worked for such prestigious law firms as Bose, McKinney and Evans in Indianapolis and Lord, Bissel and Brook in Chicago.