Kline School of Law
Upon degree completion, graduates of our programs will be able to...
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Explain the structure, function, evolution, and dynamism of the U.S. legal system, including its relationship to political, social, and economic systems.
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Demonstrate comprehension of legal materials, both primary (cases, statutes, and regulations) and secondary (scholarly works, textbooks, and journalistic publications).
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Communicate complex ideas, both in writing and orally, across a range of legal and law-adjacent contexts for diverse audiences. Apply logical reasoning, critical thinking, and close analysis to legal and law-related questions arising from case law, ethics, and the U.S. legal system.
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Evaluate the law's impact on individuals, communities, and institutions, drawing on different theories of justice across multiple cultural perspectives.
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Engage individually and as collaborators in real-world and simulated law-related scenarios through experiential learning, civic involvement, and professional development.