NYU Tisch to Law School?

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<p>Undergrad accepted to Tisch for singing (and also at some undergrads such as Georgetown and Wash U St. Louis).</p>

<p>I love singing/performing so I'm obviously quite grateful. However, I also love school and really want to go to a top law school after I graduate (Harvard, Yale, Columbia, Stanford, Duke, etc.). I may want to go into entertainment law. </p>

<p>My question are these: is NYU (in general) prestigious enough to get me into these schools, provided I can maintain a GPA between 3.7 - 4.0, and can get a good LSAT score? Will double-majoring between Tisch and general NYU be considered a rigorous enough program, or is NYU not going to cut it? (I love NYU general and think it's awesome, I'm just going off info. that I have read on other forums)</p>

<p>Secondly, does being enrolled in Tisch give my application any more prestige that just being enrolled in general NYU? Is it going to hurt me that I am applying to law school from Tisch, or does that make me a more interesting candidate? Is that more "prestigious" and rigorous to apply from than general NYU, or would I be better off attending a more traditional institution such as WashU?</p>

<p>THANK YOU SO MUCH</p>

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<p>Help me please!</p>

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<p>bump. i really need help, please.</p>

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<p>Major in whatever you want for undergrad, law schools will not care - you simply need to get a good GPA and high LSAT score. Certain majors potentially prepare students better for the LSAT than others (philosophy and math majors have the highest average scores on the LSAT). </p>

<p>NYU is a top school and law schools will not differentiate between NYU and every other top/good school in the country; some say they won’t care where you went at all.</p>