<p>Okay I tried to make the subject title interesting.</p>
<p>So I am thinking I want to go to law school. I haven't yet decided what kind of law I want to do (divorce law or intellectual property is what I am leaning towards right now). I was considering majoring in Political Science or Psychology. And then I would double-minor in whatever one I didn't choose and English/Sociology/Socialcultural Anthropology.</p>
<p>So which combination of things should I do? I know it doesn't matter what you major in if you want to go to law school blah blah blah. I also know I don't have to decide right now. But I'd like to know, okay?!</p>
<p>My main problem is that everyone keeps telling me that I won't be able to do anything with my life if I don't end up going to law school. So help?</p>
<p>Why do you have to decide right now?</p>
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My main problem is that everyone keeps telling me that I won't be able to do anything with my life if I don't end up going to law school.
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<p>What a load... there is an abundance of lawyers at this stage... America could do with a few less lawyers and a few more prostitutes!</p>
<p>Study what you like, not what people are sharing with you about their perspectives.</p>
<p>You'll be good with almost every single major. Well, maybe not Wood and Forestry Products. Then again I think only PSU and Virginia Tech offer that major... anyway, don't mind what the majority of people study. Simply pick the major that will give you the best gPA. :)</p>
<p>No pick the one that you will enjoy most. Why go through four years of hell just because you think it may give you an edge if you do decide to go to law school.</p>