What Is a Prerequisite

question 15

Multiple Choice

What is a prerequisite?

• A) a basic core course you must take before you can enroll in an upper-level class
• B) a course you must take in conjunction with another course during the same term
• C) a course outside your major that you take because you have an interest in the topic
• D) a course that lasts for only half of a term rather than a full term

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Definitions:

Bankruptcy Law

Bankruptcy Law refers to regulations that govern the process by which individuals or entities unable to pay their debts can seek relief through a legal declaration of bankruptcy.

Proceedings

A series of actions or steps taken in order to achieve a particular legal outcome or to conduct official business.

Diversity Jurisdiction

Diversity jurisdiction is a form of subject-matter jurisdiction in U.S. federal courts that allows for lawsuits between parties from different states or countries.

Federal District Court

The general trial courts of the United States federal court system where most federal legal cases are initially tried and decided.