Indiana Wesleyan University, Marion

What you'll study

Coursework develops knowledge of political science themes, U.S. state and local government, and basic legal principles affecting business, along with analysis of religion’s relationship to politics and applying Christian faith to careers in law and government. The programme lists the following courses as program‑specific:

• POL-100
• POL-215
• ECO-213
• POL-322
• POL-471
• POL-291
• GEO-202
• POL-200
• HST-301
• HST-400
• POL-354
• POL-355
• POL-365
• POL-367

Entry requirements

The source page does not list specific admissions criteria for the major. Prospective applicants should consult Indiana Wesleyan University’s general admissions information for undergraduate entry requirements and note that this is an on‑campus bachelor’s program.

Career prospects

Graduates use the degree as preparation for law school and also move into careers across education, business, policy analysis, research, political campaigning, and government service. The programme page identifies potential roles including:

• Criminal justice and law enforcement
• Teacher
• Immigration and customs inspector
• Law teacher
• Court clerk
• Paralegal
• Political scientist

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

IWU’s website highlights institutional student supports (Center for Student Success, tutoring, counseling) and indicates the university reports graduation and career outcome benchmarks above national averages and lower than average student debt. For specific costs and aid options, use IWU’s tuition and net price calculator and contact the university’s financial aid office.