11/26/2024
From the classrooms and campus to the neighborhoods and legal institutions of the city, the Undergraduate Law program (aka UGLaw) at Drexel’s Kline School of Law offers a unique college experience for students who value challenging academics, a diverse and close-knit community, and the opportunity to incorporate real-world learning and work experiences into their undergrad studies.
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11/11/2024
Drexel Kline’s Undergraduate Law program believes that the best way for students to start figuring out what type of law they are interested in is to start seeing the law in action. In Law Lab (also known as LAW 102), our first year Law majors participate in field trips around the city of Philadelphia to discover the spaces, places, and people who make law work.
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03/15/2024
The undergraduate law program at Drexel represents a clear step forward in legal education—offering a unique opportunity to dismantle traditional barriers erected to keep fields like tax law secluded within the ivory tower of advanced degree programs.
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04/17/2023
Hi! My name is Nadia Hyoeun Jeon and I’m currently a first year student in the Kline Undergraduate Law program. I’m a BA in Law major and plan to minor in Education and Korean.
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04/07/2023
Before she declared the Law major offered by Drexel’s Kline School of Law, Taniyah Spencer knew that she was interested in law, but didn’t know if the field fit her.
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03/24/2023
When Amy Dharia came to Drexel, she wanted to be a physical therapist. After learning that she wasn’t as interested in the clinical nature of the job as she first thought, she needed a new plan.
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03/22/2023
How does a student go from a design and merchandising major to a Law major? With help from the Kline BA in Law faculty.
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03/16/2023
Law doesn’t live only in a classroom, and as a student in the innovative BA in Law program at Drexel’s Kline School of Law, neither will you.
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10/15/2022
Before a graduate degree became almost universally required to practice law in the United States, undergraduates once roamed the halls of the country’s law schools. The increase in jobs and job functions in areas adjacent to the law has encouraged some pioneering law schools to bring undergraduates back onto the law school campus.
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09/29/2022
Law permeates every aspect of contemporary American life and there are numerous careers for which a working knowledge of the law is beneficial, but for which a JD is not required. The Bachelor of Arts in Law is designed in part for students pursuing careers that do not require a licensed attorney but do require a robust understanding of the law and the complex nature of the regulatory state.
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