• Accounting
• Business Economics
• Finance
• Human Resource Management
• Information Technology
• International Business
• Marketing
• Operations and Supply Chain Management

*Note: Students majoring in accounting will need to take 2 courses in summer school; also, depending on foreign language placement, international business majors may need to take summer school courses.

The Assistant Dean of the College of Business Administration and/or a designated business faculty member will be responsible for the academic advising of Pre-law Scholars.

Academic Standards for Pre-Law Scholars

Admission to the Pre-Law Scholars program is offered only to five incoming first-year students (freshmen), ordinarily during the Spring prior to the first year. Students must apply and be accepted into the program. Admission guarantees the Scholar a place in Marquette Law School’s first-year class of 2006, after completion of the third year of undergraduate studies (and having earned at least 99 credits) in the College of Business Administration. Students will maintain a place in the Law School by fulfilling the following requirements:

• Maintain a minimum cumulative 3.4 g.p.a. in the undergraduate program.

• Earn a score on the Law School Admissions Test that is equal to or greater than the median score of the class admitted to the Law School in the year before the Scholar's enrollment in the Law School (i.e., the first-year class of 2005). Students may take the LSAT as many times as needed to earn this score, but should bear in mind that the Law School relies on the average of all the LSATs a student has taken.

• Meet the Law School’s standards for character and fitness.

Students may choose to complete the fourth year as an undergraduate; in such a case, the student will be guaranteed a place in the Law School entering class the following year, provided the academic standards of the program are met. While the Law School is bound to hold a place for Scholars who meet all requirements, students are not obligated to attend Marquette’s Law School. Students may elect to complete the undergraduate degree in the major(s) chosen. The College of Business Administration will base its calculations for academic honors on all credits earned toward the bachelor's degree, including Law School credits needed to total 129 credits.

Financial Aid

The financial aid and scholarships Pre-Law Scholars receive will be applicable only to the first three years at Marquette. After completing the first three years of undergraduate course work, the student must apply for financial aid and scholarships through the Law School.

• Application

• Test Scores

• Essay