Law Advising
The W. P. Carey business degree in law delivers a versatile combination of business and legal expertise, ideal for aspiring attorneys, entrepreneurs, and corporate executives. You’ll learn about legal theories, explore ethical issues, and become well-versed in the regulatory climate affecting business policies and decisions. By the time you graduate, you’ll have the tools to thrive in a variety of industries, ranging from new business ventures to corporate or agency compliance.
Major Requirements
The business degree in law requires 18 credit hours within the concentration area (at least 12 hours must be ASU credit):
- 6 hours of law core
- 12 hours of law electives
- POS 484 is limited to 3 credits, if used as a law elective
- 9 credits of law electives must be upper-division
Sequencing - Tempe | ||||
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| LAW 210 | ⇒ | 12 credits Law Electives | ⇒ | LAW 480 |
Sequencing - ASU Online | ||||||||||||
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| Fall B LAW 210 | ⇒ | Spring A/B - Fall A/B 12 credits Law Electives | ⇒ | Spring A LAW 480 (available Spring 2022) | ||||||||
Business Law Degree Courses
| LAW 210 Introduction to American Legal System and Business Law |
| LAW 480 The Law of Business Organizations |
Business Law Elective Course Options (12 credits)
Advising
Business law major advising is available on the Tempe campus. If you would like to schedule an advising appointment but are located on a different campus, you are welcome to schedule a phone advising appointment, meet with the concentration advisor at the Tempe campus, or meet with a W. P. Carey advisor located on your home campus. Appointments may be scheduled online using Advising SOS.