Professional Legal Studies Bachelor’s Degree

The online Bachelor’s degree in Professional Legal Studies program at National American University prepares you for a career in a business environment where knowledge of the law is essential and will help you develop critical thinking skills, and clear, effective, and logical communication skills for today’s business world. The program focuses on legal principles applicable to business, with elective courses in entrepreneurship, management, human resources management, and supply chain management.

Online Professional Studies Bachelor’s Degree Classes and Curriculum

The Professional Legal Studies Bachelor of Science program consists of major core, open electives, and general education courses that total 180 quarter credits.

Online Professional Legal Studies Program Options

The online Professional Legal Studies Bachelor of Science program offers open elective courses that provide options so you can choose your interests and career path.

• Human Resources Management
• Entrepreneurial
• Management
• Supply Chain Management

Online Professional Legal Studies Degree Tuition and Fees

Learn more about our undergraduate tuition schedule.

Online Professional Legal Studies Degree Career Opportunities

The Professional Legal Studies Bachelor’s degree program prepares you for employment in a variety of business professional roles in fields such as human resource management, management or supply chain management, and entrepreneurship. Graduates can also chart careers in other professions that require a specialized understanding of the law or require excellent analytical and communication skills.

Who Is a Good Candidate for the Professional Legal Studies Degree?

• Career professionals seeking to change or advance their career in a business or legal environment, without attending law school. You will develop the skills required to work with other professionals to resolve varying levels of business and legal issues.
• Students who desire to subsequently pursue a graduate degree or wish to seek admission to law school.

Please note: Only licensed attorneys may practice law. A person who earns this degree may not engage in activities considered to be the practice of law, including giving legal advice, representing a client in court, or setting legal fees.