Undergraduate Programs

Requirement	Class Name	Hours
University Core		37
History		33
Choose HIS 101 and HIS 102 or HIS 103 and HIS 104
HIS 101	History of Western Civilization I	3
HIS 102	History of Western Civilization II	3
or
HIS 103	World Civilization I	3
HIS 104	World Civilization II	3
HIS 211	History of the United States I	3
HIS 212	History of the United States II	3
HIS 407	American Constitutional Development I	3
HIS 408	American Constitutional Development II	3
PLS 201	American National Government	3
	Twelve additional hours in History (300-400 level), excluding HIS 435 - Social Studies Methods.	12
Communication Course		3
Choose one of the following:
COM 202	Interpersonal Communication	3
COM 203	Professional Communication Skills	3
COM 304	Public Speaking	3
General Electives	Sufficient elective hours must be taken to meet the minimum hour requirement for graduation in this program. Electives should be chosen in consultation with advisor.	--
Total Hours		130

Requirement	Class Name	Hours
University Core		46
History		33
HIS 211	History of the United States I	3
HIS 212	History of the United States II(select survey not used for university core)	3
HIS 407	American Constitutional Development I	3
HIS 408	American Constitutional Development II	3
	Twenty-one additional hours in upper-level History courses, excluding HIS 435 - Social Studies Methods.	21
Pre-Legal Emphasis		12
PLE 201	Introduction to Law	3
PLE 325	Legal Research & Bibliography	3
PLE 335	Legal Writing	3
PLE 350	Critical Thinking & the Law	3
Electives	Choose three of the following courses:	9
AJU 310	Judicial Process	3
AJU 403	Criminal Law	3
PLE 400	Law Office Management	3
PLE 300	Civil Litigation I	3
PLE 301	Civil Litigation II	3
PLS 201	American National Government (if not selected for University Core)	3
PLS 303	Mississippi Government & Politics	3
PLS 450	History of Political Theory (Ancient, Medieval & Modern)	3
Suggested General Electives	Sufficient elective hours must be taken to meet the minimum hour requirement for graduation.	--
AJU 400	Police Rights & Responsibilities	3
PHI 211	Introduction to logic (Junior standing)	3
PHI 309	Christian Ethics	3
COM 304	Public Speaking	3
COM 305	Argumentation	3
SOC 209	Contemporary Social Problems	3
SOC 332	Law, Crime & Social Control	3
Total Hours		130

The Three-Three program offers qualified incoming freshmen the opportunity to complete their undergraduate and law degrees in six years rather than seven. Students choosing this option may earn an undergraduate degree in any of the academic programs noted immediately above. To be admitted to and remain in this program, students must score 26 or higher on their ACT and maintain a minimum 3.25 GPA. Acceptance into the 3/3 Program does not guarantee acceptance to Mississippi College School of Law.

Requirement	Class Name	Hours
University Core	Choose PLS 201 - American National Government and PHI 211 - Introduction to Logic in University Core Curriculum	46
Major Requirements		42
HIS 101 and	History of Western Civilization I	3
HIS 102	History of Western Civilization II	3
or
HIS 103 and	World Civilization I	3
HIS 104	World Civilization II	3
HIS 211***	History of the United States	3
HIS 212***	History of the United States	3
PLS 201	American National Government	3
HIS 407	American Constitutional Development I	3
HIS 408	American Constitutional Development II	3
PLE 201	Introduction to Law	3
PLE 300	Civil Litigation I	3
PLE 301	Civil Litigation II	3
PLE 325	Legal Research & Bibliography	3
PLE 350	Critical Thinking & the Law	3
PLE 335	Legal Writing	3
PLE 400	Law Office Management	3
Advanced History	300-400 level courses	12
Law School Coursework		30
Total Hours		130

*** Choose the one not taken in University Core Curriculum

Requirement	Class Name	Hours
University Core		46
Major Requirements		45
HIS 101 and	History of Western Civilization I	3
HIS 102	History of Western Civilization II	3
or
HIS 103*† and	World Civilization I	3
HIS 104*†	World Civilization II	3
HIS 304	Mississippi History	3
HIS 435	Social Studies Methods	3
PLS 201*	American National Government	3
PLS 202	State & Local Government	3
GEO 210	Principles of Geography	3
ECO 131*	The American Economic System	3
SOC 205*	Sociology: An Introduction to Global Context	3
PSY 302	Adolescent Psychology	3
Choose one of the following:
COM 202	Interpersonal Communication	3
COM 203	Professional Communication Skills	3
COM 304	Public Speaking	3
History/Political Science Electives	Choose 6 hours of upper division (300-400) History or Political Science courses	6
Social Studies Electives	Choose 6 hours of upper division (300-400) Social Studies courses	6
Professional Education	Students may not take EDU 403, 460, 431, 432, 433, 434, 471, 472, 473, 474 prior to admittance into the TEP.	31
EDU 299	Pre-Teaching Field Experience	1
EDU 300	Introduction to Education	3
EDU 304	Educational Psychology	3
EDU 317	Introduction to Instructional Technology	3
EDU 403	Measurement & Evaluation of Student Progress	3
PSY 435	Psychology of Exceptional Children	3
EDU 460	Managing the Secondary Classroom	3
EDU 431	Directed Teaching in 7-12	3
EDU 432	Directed Teaching in 7-12	3
EDU 433	Directed Teaching in 7-12	3
EDU 434	Directed Teaching in 7-12	3
General Electives	Sufficient elective hours must be taken to meet the minimum hour requirement for graduation in this program.  Electives should be chosen in consultation with advisor.	--
Total Hours		130

*Since required, these courses may not be used to satisfy the general core

†HIS 101 and HIS 102 may be substituted if transferred