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Preparation for a Career in Law
Introduction | Business | Education | Law | Medicine | Clincal Psych/Counseling/Social Work
A background in psychology can be enormously useful for the study and practice of law. There are so many interconnections between law and psychology that one can hardly go wrong in terms of course selection. The most important thing to do while taking psychology courses is to think continually about the kinds of legal problems to which that information might be applicable. The following individual courses are especially useful in preparing for legal training.
Psych 10---Introduction to Statistical Methods
Psych 30---Introduction to Perception
Psych 60---Introduction to Developmental Psychology
Psych 70---Introduction to Social Psychology
Psych 95---Introduction to Abnormal Psychology
Psych 131---Language and Thought
Psych 142---Social Development
Psych 156---Applications of Social Psychology
Psych 163---The Interpersonal Basis of Abnormal Behavior
Psych 166---Seminar on Personal and Social Change
Psych 167---Seminar on Aggression
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