Minors are much like a mini-major, and usually a little over half the number of units required for the major, minors provide another concentration in a particular area of study. There are several minors that will allow you to gain exposure to the subject matter of the law.  However, a law-related minor will not place you at an advantage over another applicant who pursued a minor not related to law. The basic rule for choosing a minor is the same as for choosing a major; choose something you like and do well in it.

Minor in Business Law

Minor in Communication Law and Media Policy

Minor in Forensics and Criminality

Minor in Law and Internet Technology

Minor in Law and Public Policy

Minor in Law and Society

Minor in Psychology and Law