<p>BiancaMarie, you mentioned the computer criminology major. A personal observation. It would seem to me that much of what you will get from the criminology courses, you will get in law school.</p>
<p>As I have perused the wed for info about demand for attorneys, the fields I see coming up are tax, environment, and intellectual property. These require technical knowledge. Actually, I see some similarities for jobs outside the legal profession. Engineers, accountants, and computer scientist are in demand. Also, keep in mind that political connections can play a part in getting a job in the district attorney’s office.</p>
<p>Here is what I would do. Call some law school admissions and placement offices. You can find out what they are looking for coming in and what will be available going out. I would trust answers from them before some guy on an internet site.</p>