The Bachelor of Arts in Law at the University of Arizona—the nation’s first undergraduate law degree—is jointly offered by the James E. Rogers College of Law and the School of Government and Public Policy. The curriculum provides in-depth coverage of foundational legal subjects, including criminal and civil procedure, contracts, torts, constitutional and property law, alongside training in legal reasoning and research. Students are taught by experienced law professors and practitioners, using JD-level pedagogy tailored for undergraduates. Graduates gain professional skills for legal careers or further study in law, and unique programs such as the 3+3 BA+JD allow high-achieving students to complete both degrees in six years. Career paths include regulatory analyst, mediator, legal translator, legislative affairs, and legal advocate. The program also offers coursework to qualify for the Arizona Legal Paraprofessional licensing exam and an accelerated Master of Legal Studies option. 来源： https://law.arizona.edu