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Dedicated Undergraduate Law Courses

Minnesota Law regularly offers three courses open to all undergraduate students at the University of Minnesota. These courses are designed to be accessible, having no prerequisites and open to students from all colleges and departments. Students are encouraged to begin their legal studies with Law 3000, Introduction to American Law and Legal Reasoning, as it is designed to be an introduction to the law school classroom and the case method approach. Law 3050 The Law of Business Organizations, and Law 3064 Law, Business and Human Rights, are both courses that may be taken as part of the undergraduate Business Law minor. Beginning in Fall 2025, Law 3083, Resolving Disputes Out of Courts is available to undergraduate Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors.

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