Marietta College

Programme overview

Marietta College offers an undergraduate Political Science program alongside a Legal Studies minor. The minor focuses on understanding law and its applications in the United States and globally, while the broader Political Science curriculum encourages students to examine politics in a wider context than commonly presented in the media.

What you'll study

Coursework in the Legal Studies minor develops an understanding of law and its many applications. Students build skills in critical thinking and conflict resolution, learn to navigate regulatory systems, and prepare to participate in public policy decision-making. The Political Science program trains students to analyze political issues from broader perspectives than media narratives typically provide.

Entry requirements

The source page does not list specific entry requirements. Prospective students should consult Marietta College admissions for details on application criteria for undergraduate programs and minors.

Career prospects

Graduates gain abilities useful for roles that involve policy analysis, regulatory work, law-related fields, and public-sector or civic engagement. The program emphasizes skills—critical thinking, conflict resolution and understanding of legal/regulatory frameworks—that are transferable across government, nonprofit and related sectors.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The program page does not specify scholarships. Applicants should explore Marietta College’s general financial aid and scholarship resources, and inquire with the department about opportunities tied to Political Science or Legal Studies.