A strong liberal arts education is widely regarded by law schools as the best preparation for future success, and Harding University offers this through its Preprofessional Program in Law, directed by the Department of History and Political Science. Since law schools do not require specific undergraduate majors, students are free to pursue any field of study. Concentrating on areas such as Political Science, Public Administration, History, Accounting, or English can provide added advantages, as these disciplines emphasize critical thinking, reading comprehension, and extensive written work, all essential for success in law school. Harding’s Christian liberal arts curriculum, coupled with its array of undergraduate law classes and pre-law opportunities, offers an excellent foundation for students aspiring to legal careers. For more information, contact Dr. Steven Breezeel, the pre-law advisor, at sbreezeel@harding.edu.