With 13 National Moot Court championships, a top 1% Mock Trial team, and LSAT scores in the 98^th percentile, it’s no surprise that PHC’s pre-law program equips students for top-tier law schools like...

Did you know that final exams in law school are 100% of the course grade? That surprised Ashlyn Roberts (GOV-APP, ‘16). But PHC prepared her well. Roberts, along with her husband, Shane (GOV-APP,...

Two PHC students are interning at Concerned Women for America this summer! Rebecca Phillips and Sarah Merly share their thoughts about interning at CWA and working around major cultural issues. Read...

PHC's moot court program, Core Curriculum, and Christian environment prepared Kelsey Morris (Government, '08) for a career in law, most recently her role as Assistant Professor of Legal Research and...

Patrick Henry College is uniquely successful in preparing students for careers in law. Not only does its rigorous education pave the way for students to tackle heavy course loads in law school, but...

Would you like to "pursue studies at the intersection of politics and philosophy"? Would you like to develop an in-depth understanding of the origin of political and philosophical ideas to better...

“My career is law, but my calling is advocacy,” Alan Carrillo (Government, ‘12) said. He interned for International Justice Mission (IJM) in Kenya for about a year after graduating from PHC, serving...

In response to the 2021 Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI) National Conservatism conference, Ave Maria University professor James M. Patterson wrote an article in December highlighting the...

Here are three things that you should know about preparing to be a lawyer:

When Marbury v. Maddison took the newly-formed United States by storm in 1803, it didn’t just become a landmark case for the Federalist party in a time of political uncertainty (although it most...