<p>I am currently a high school student in my senior year, but will be attending the University of Florida in Fall 2007. I am trying to decide what to major in and I think I have found a good solution.</p>
<p>The Univeristy of Florida offers a 5 year program (3/2) in Accounting that will allow me to get my masters in that time. I have taken 13 AP classes in high school with a high concentration on math (AP Calculus AB, AP Physics B, AP Chemistry, AP Microeconomics, AP Statistics, and Calculus II/III with a local college professor) which I feel should allow me to complete the program in less than 5 years, possibly four. Accounting is attractive to me because I like numbers, it is something I could get a good paying job with right after completion of the Masters program, it is versatile in that I can use it in many different fields, and it is probably a good jumping off point if I want to go to law school, which is my ultimate goal.</p>
<p>So, I guess I am asking if my plan sounds good and if getting a Masters in Accounting will provide me with a good base for getting into law school. University of Florida has the #2 tax law program in the country so it will be very difficult to get accepted for it, but maybe I will increase my chances by already having a Masters in Accounting.</p>
<p>Feedback please.</p>