Develop essential skills for law school, such as logical reasoning, reading comprehension, and writing (the 3 sections of the LSAT exam). Learn professional skills including verbal and written communication, persuasion, argumentation, research, interpretation, problem-solving, and ethical reasoning. Build aptitudes for law and multiple career paths that rely on this skill set, including politics or political organizing, public relations, education, or any career that demands strong rhetorical skills.
B.A. in English with Concentration in Law, Communication, and Writing
Interested in studying English? Students applying to IU for Fall 2026 should contact the College's recruiting team. Current IU students can speak with their academic advisor.
The College of Arts