Well, I can offer you my opinion about something I am familiar with, which is the Bachelor degree in Constitutional and Administrative Law at Northern Illinois University. Northern Illinois offers a broad range of courses in the field, including: Judicial Politics, Constitutional Law I – National Powers, Constitutional Law II – Civil Rights, Constitutional Law III – Civil Liberties, Topics in Law and Social Problems, Criminal Law, Seminar in Jurisprudence and others. To enter into the program students should possess a High School Diploma and have a GPA score of at least 2.50 on a 4.00 scale or be in the upper half of their graduating class. Students will also need to present test scores for the ACT or SAT. I was really satisfied with this program and I felt like I left Northern Illinois University with a strong preparation for moving onto my masters degree in law. In general the school itself is good, and though some programs (like this one) are harder than others all in all I think it's a good choice for the aspiring law student.

Well, just like any other state school, the bachelor degree programs at Northern Illinois University are vast. For example, you'll be able to earn a BFA, BS or BA at Northern Illinois, officially a Bachelor of Fine Arts, a Bachelor of Science, a Bachelor of Arts (which is your standard liberal arts degree). Of course you'll find all the other amenities to assist young students entering into the university, there will be a time to review all the degree programs available and select the one that most interests you. Then there is Freshman orientation and so on.