As a university student in China, Keyan Zhu was interested in learning about law but wasn’t sure where to start. Then a friend who attended the University of Arizona encouraged her to look at a groundbreaking new program at the UA — the first Bachelor of Arts in Law program offered in the United States.
Zhu took her friend’s advice and traveled overseas to attend the UA, where she earned her B.A. in law in 2016. She now works as a paralegal at a corporate and immigration law firm in New York, where she conducts research and prepares contracts and other documents for attorneys. She plans to eventually pursue her Juris Doctor degree and practice law in the U.S.
Zhu is one of about 70 students to date to complete the UA’s Bachelor of Arts in Law…
