Classes where thinking and writing come first. Engaging professors. Opportunities to get involved. In political science, you’ll look at the structure of government – power, structures and concepts – in a small-classroom setting that allows you to zero-in and master ideas and theories.
What Are Some Potential Careers?
- Law (with graduate school)
- Customs
- Probation
- Public Service
- Government
- Corporations
- Policy Analysis
What Courses Would I Take?
- Constitutional Law
- Legislative Law
- Criminal Law
- International Law
- Critical and Logical Reasoning
What Else Can I Do?
- Compete across the country in Moot Court, a simulated court experience competition
- Learn about the politics and history of the Arab world in the Model Arab League
- Make a difference in the lives of wrongfully convicted with the Wesleyan Justice Project
- Join Pi Sigma Alpha: Pi Theta, the political science fraternity chapter
- Prepare for a career in law through the PreProfessional Programs Law & Legal Career track
Where Are Your Students Now?
- Practicing law in cities across the country
- Holding ranking positions in the U.S. military
- Attending law school at places like Texas A&M, Baylor and Texas Tech
- Studying at prestigious graduate schools at Cornell University and Duke University