November 2024 Newsletter

This month, join us in celebrating our Fall 2024 B.S. in Legal Studies graduates. Your hard work, passion, and dedication have paid off, and we couldn't be prouder! Congratulations Kylie Kwan, Mj Apfel, Vahe Haleblian, and Susan Khong for graduating this semester. We wish you all best in your journey ahead!

Law and Migration Studies Minor Spotlight

Did you know USC's student body president is also a fellow undergrad student at Gould? Bryan Fernandez, USC Undergraduate Student Government (USG) President, chose the Law and Migration Studies Minor because it provides a solid understanding of immigration policy and law, and supports his future career in immigration law. Learn more about our undergraduate law minors here and let us know if you're interested in declaring a minor with us!

Minor Application Form

Student Organization Spotlight

Legal Studies Student Association (LSSA)

The Legal Studies Student Association (LSSA) was recently recognized as an official USC student organization. LSSA is committed to cultivating an inclusive community for Legal Studies majors, providing academic, social, and professional support. Learn more about LSSA here and explore other Gould-affiliated student organizations here.

Be Featured in Our Student Spotlight!

The USC Gould School of Law Undergraduate Programs wants to feature Legal Studies major students on our social media accounts!

Whether you are a first-year student or nearing graduation, we would love to hear about you, your experiences in the program, and some tips for your fellow classmates. Fill out the form below for consideration to be featured!

Student Spotlight Submission

Spring 2025 Courses

As you plan your schedule for next semester, explore Spring 2025 courses with our course flyer below.

📖📚 Good Luck on Final Exams 📚📖

Finals take place from December 11 through December 18. As you prepare over the next few weeks, remember to take care of yourselves with enough rest, hydration, and study breaks. You've got this, Trojans!

Resource Corner

USC Student Equity and Inclusion Programs

USC Student Equity and Inclusion Programs (SEIP) is a cluster of student development centers and initiatives within USC's Student Life that offer student support services and programs that focus on intersectionality, sense of belonging and well-being. Check out the various centers, spaces, and offices and explore your community here at USC.

Explore Undergraduate Law Programs

B.S. in Legal Studies

Law Minor Programs

Accelerated Bachelor/JD

Progressive Degree Programs

Questions? Contact us at undergraduate@law.usc.edu

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