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Program Highlights

• Comprehensive Business and Legal Training: Master key skills in Human Resource Management, Finance, and Tax Accounting II, ensuring a strong foundation for business law practices.
• Biblical Worldview in Legal Preparation: Ground your legal studies in Scripture’s unchanging truth, equipping you to use your legal career as a platform for marketplace ministry, advocating for justice, and sharing the gospel.
• Robust Foundation for Law School: Including a semester-long internship in Washington, D.C., TMU’s strong curriculum and rigorous academic reputation prepares you for top law school.
• Vibrant Faith-Based Community
  Join a tight-knit community of believers where peers sharpen your calling and experienced faculty teach in small classes, ensuring your guidance and support as you develop both technical and spiritual maturity.

Emphasis Courses (54 Units)

Students preparing for a legal career may choose a curriculum that emphasizes law and business before entering law school. This emphasis affords an excellent foundation for business law practices. Courses include The Supreme Court, Law & Public Policy, and Tax Accounting.

• MGT351 Human Resource Management
• POL366 Western Political Philosophy II
• POL424 The Judicial Process
• Two of the following
  • ACC462 Tax Accounting II
  • BUS483 Business Internship
  • POL343 U.S. Constitutional History
  • POL423 Law and Public Policy
  • POL435 Introduction to Constitutional Law
  • POL445 The Church as a Legal Institution
  • POL446 The Supreme Court/Bill of Rights

Business Administration Core Courses (39 Units)

The School of Business & Communication offers unparalleled preparation for individuals in a range of fields, from those working in corporate environments to aspiring journalists and everyone in between. Our mission is to equip each student with the skills, wisdom, and networks needed to excel in their respective industries, making a meaningful impact in their company, church, and community.

• ACC210 Accounting Fundamentals I
• ACC220 Accounting Fundamentals II
• ACC460 Tax Accounting
• BUS310 Statistics for Business*
• BUS320 Business Law
• BUS490 Advanced Business Seminar (Capstone)
• ECN210 Microeconomics
• FIN440 Finance
• INB311 Global Business Strategies
• MGT310 Management Theory
• MGT330 Business Communications**
• MKT350 Marketing Fundamentals
• One of the following
  • CS270A Information Systems Applications (3)
  • ACC329 Accounting IS Applications (3)

*Fulfills G.E. requirement for MA240
**Fulfills G.E. requirement for C100

Biblical Studies Minor

To also earn a minor in Biblical Studies, students must ensure to complete 24 Bible units, including the following courses:

Program Learning Outcomes

Students preparing for a legal career may choose a curriculum that emphasizes law and business before entering law school. This emphasis affords an excellent foundation for business law practices.

1. Demonstrate a basic working knowledge of the philosophical underpinnings of the U.S. legal system.
2. Demonstrate a basic working knowledge of the laws that affect personnel issues in a business organization.
3. Demonstrate a basic working knowledge of the laws affecting confessional organizations.