<p>Political science and business, because they’re the most corrupt. :D</p>
<p>All joking aside, the law job market is pretty bad I hear. Pick a subject you really like, and if you want to go on to law school, at least you’ll have something you like to fall back on. And if you are dead-set on law school, try to find a specialty that is more in demand in your area or the area you want to live in after your done with school. I have a number of acquaintances who are doing business/law/accounting for mining companies because there’s a big demand there at the moment, and it will be sustained for the forseeable future, for example. There are tons of law subfields. I live in a government town, so political science and business are actually both very useful for someone going to law school. So is family law…</p>