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Pre-Law


Studying law encompasses a wide spectrum of stimulating and intellectually demanding material, but at Clearwater Christian College Pre-Law is an engaging exercise that will broaden your perspective on the legal system and the business world. At times you will work in small groups where energetic participation is expected. You will need to be highly motivated and self-disciplined to properly learn the law. Successful law students acquire advanced communication skills, keen problem-solving abilities, a capacity for independent thinking, and a proficiency in print-based and online legal research.

Why choose Pre-Law at Clearwater Christian

  1. Full SACS accreditation which enables you to be considered for degrees in ongoing education

  2. Ethical foundation in the Word of God, not societal norms

  3. Solid liberal arts curriculum with strong emphasis in humanities and English skills that aid in effective communication

  4. Faculty with law experience who assist students in law school admission

  5. Prominent training in analytic and problem solving skills, involving critical thinking and the ability to structure and evaluate arguments for and against propositions from a Biblical, ethical standpoint

Admissions Requirements


While there are no additional admissions requirements, those enrolling in the Pre-Law major are expected to establish and maintain a 3.5 grade point average. Pre-Law majors are also expected to have a love for research and excellent oral and written communications skills.

Interesting Classes I Might Take

  • American Government
  • Argumentation and Debate
  • Business Law
  • Creative and Expository Writing
  • Introduction to Philosophy
  • Macro and Micro Economics

Faculty



Dr. Jan Anderson


Dr. Ian Duncan


Dr. Daniel Hurst


Dr. Luanne Hurst


Dr. Dwight McEntire


Mr. Frank Partridge


Dr. Lexie Wiggins


In addition to those shown above the following individuals are also teaching classes included in the Pre-Law major:
-Dr. Zachary Gray
-Dr. Ralph Hayes

What can I do with a major in Pre-Law?

What are CCC Pre-Law graduates doing now?