<p>hey guys!
I will be attending college in Florida (summer of 2015)
I want to attend law school after I get my bachelors, but I don't know what to major in first!
I think a Business Major is my top option. </p>
<p>This is because I want to keep my options open but I still want my major to be relevant. Any tips? </p>
<p>Thanks as always!</p>
<p>Major in whatever you’ll get the best grades in.</p>
<p>Business sounds good, if you are interested. One benefit would be that you will probably have to take a Business Law course and it’ll give you exposure to doing legal briefs. If you decide that law is not for you, you’d still have a useful undergraduate degree.</p>
<p>You can major in anything and be pre-law. That said, business is as good a major as any. If you are interested in corporate law having some background in finance, accounting etc. could prove to be useful.</p>
<p>I would take this time and think about what I would specialize in when I became a lawyer, from there, I would do my undergraduate in something related to that field. So for example, if you think you wanted to become a Corporate Attorney, do your undergraduate in Business Management. If you think you might want to become a Tax Attorney, do your undergraduate in Accounting to then eventually become a CPA/JD. </p>
<p>If your goal is to be flexible, then your best bet for a business degree is accounting or finance. Business management is a much less relevant degree in general.</p>
<p>Accounting/finance + CPA + JD = Endless opportunities.</p>