The Bachelor of Arts in Society, Ethics, and Law (SEAL) is designed for students preparing for careers in law, community service, or related fields. Extensive coursework in moral, social, political, and legal philosophy is combined with courses utilizing historical and social science methodologies to explore relevant topics.

S.E.A.L. is a conference planned by the Aggie Recruitment Committee for high school students interested in experiencing college life at Texas A&M University. With the resources and facilities we currently have, we are able to invite 150 students to campus for the S.E.A.L. conference.

Society, Ethics, and Law (S.E.A.L.) is a university degree that has been designed for students who are interested in pursuing law school, or developing a highly transferable skill set that is useful to non-profits and businesses alike.

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The Bachelor of Arts in Society, Ethics, and Law (SEAL) is designed for students preparing for careers in law, community service, or related fields. Extensive coursework in moral, social, political, and legal philosophy

2024年8月13日 · The new state-approved Society, Ethics and Law (SEAL) major in the Department of Philosophy is expected to build community as a destination degree with broad appeal for students interested in societal transformation.

Society, Ethics, and Law (SEAL) is an ideal program for students who wish to understand our social, legal and political institutions and to imagine how those institutions could be improved. SEAL is a versatile multi-disciplinary major.

Seniors Experiencing Aggie Life (SEAL) is a two-day program in which students see firsthand what being an Aggie is all about. Seniors meet with current students, learn about admission, financial aid and housing, attend a Texas A&M University football game and spend the night in student housing.

Aggie Recruitment Committee is an SGA-sponsored, student-run organization at Texas A&M University that coordinates two conferences each school year. The two conferences, S.E.A.L and Whoopin' Weekend, are unique opportunities for high school students to experience life as a Texas A&M student.