<p>Now, I’m not telling you that you shouldn’t become a lawyer, just suggesting that you look into the problems of the legal profession before going down that path. I really wanted to go to law school as well, before I learned about how screwed the legal profession is right now, and likely will be for the foreseeable future.</p>
<p>But to answer your question, your major won’t matter when you apply to law school. A lot of liberal arts kids go to law school because they can’t do anything else with their degrees. As for law related degrees, I’d say political science, philosophy, history, and economics.</p>
<p>I know the title sounds rude, but the blogger does make some excellent points about the WRONG reasons to go to Law school. Do a rundown and see if any apply to you. Just a warning: there are some swear words.</p>
<p>If you, after reading that post, still want to be a lawyer, kudos. I learned how to become a lawyer after watching Legally Blonde. The process is as follows:
Pick a major you like and get a perfect 4.0 GPA
Study hard and get a high LSAT score (for Harvard, more than 174),
Get strong recommendations (and get someone famous to write them)
Apply to internships using scented paper
Go to court cases while wearing a colorful suit
Become successful</p>
<p>Err… I’m only a high school senior; I am in no position to offer advice on how to be a lawyer. May I suggest you see career counselor? They actually have intelligence on this subject. I doubt the path to becoming a lawyer is as linear as they show in movies.</p>