The B.A. in Humanities - Prelaw program at Florida Institute of Technology provides a strong foundation for students looking to enter law school or professions that require in-depth knowledge of the law. The program offers an interdisciplinary approach to solve complex problems from diverse fields such as history, literature, philosophy, psychology, and political science. In addition to this, students learn about the process of law making, constitutional interpretation, and judicial review. With the rigorous coursework, debates, case studies, and legal research, the program aids in improving critical thinking, logical reasoning, argumentative skills, along with writing and speaking skills. These skills are essential for achieving success in law school entrance exams as well as in legal careers.

The Florida Institute of Technology, known as Florida Tech or FIT, is a private research university in Melbourne, Florida. Founded in 1958 to support the U.S. space program, it is renowned for its engineering and science programs. The university offers a diverse range of disciplines across four academic colleges: Engineering & Science, Aeronautics, Psychology & Liberal Arts, and Business, with engineering and sciences attracting the majority of its students. Florida Tech's 130-acre campus is proximate to the Melbourne Orlando International Airport and Patrick Space Force Base, enriching its research and educational opportunities. The university, with a current endowment of $85.7 million, upholds a motto symbolizing its commitment to science and exploration: "Ad Astra Per Scientiam" or "To the stars through science." It has a vibrant campus life, underscored by its red and silver colors, the "Panthers" nickname, and its mascot, Pete the Panther. Florida Tech participates in NCAA Division II sports within the Sunshine State Conference and the Gulf South Conference. Its academic excellence is reflected in its classification among "R2: Doctoral Universities – High research activity."