The Pre-Law program at Ursinus College emphasize the pursuit of your individual passions, while honing your analytic and persuasive communication skills —crucial for crafting compelling arguments.

The interdisciplinary nature of our pre-law program allows Ursinus students to explore subjects like political science, history, philosophy, biology, Spanish, dance — all broadening perspectives on justice and society while also distinguishing yourself on law school applications.

We believe in the power of strong professor-student connection and mentorship. We treat our students as individuals —connecting them with alumni in the field and often inviting experts into the classroom.

Hands-On Experiences

Internships and mock trials offer hands-on experience, giving students a taste of real-world legal work. This path opens doors to various careers, not just in law, but also in government, business, and advocacy, making it a versatile and marketable choice for those passionate about making a difference through the legal system.

By the Numbers

  • <div class="splide__slide widget-content"> <div class="lw_profiles_212"> 100% </div> <div class="lw_profiles_213"> <p>  Law School Acceptance for students who participate in the pre-law program.</p> </div> </div>


The pre-law program at Ursinus has two overarching goals:

  1.  To help you figure out whether the law is right for you;
  2.  To help guide you through the application process if law school is the right direction for you.

Program Components

  • student advising
  • LSAT preparation
  • the legal curriculum
  • legal internships
  • Mock Trial
  • the Haines Barnard Pre Legal Society,
  • Ursinus College Law Alumni Group (UCLAG)

Upcoming Events

CoSA Poster session
23
Apr 2025
CoSA 2025: Celebration of Student Achievement

All Campus

Every April, we reschedule classes for a day so every student can participate in the Celebration of Student Achievement (CoSA). The day is filled with talks, poster presentations, and performances from hundreds of students from every discipline, from first-year students to seniors.