<p>I am in a huge dilemma because I am not sure which school to pursue my undergraduate degree in. I really want to attend whatever school will give me broader career aspects in terms of getting excepted to a Tier 1 law school, like do Law schools prefer one over the other or anything? Please help thank you. My planned major will either be government, hirstory, philosophy, or something else in that regards.</p>
<p>Law school admissions are mostly about LSAT and GPA. So go to a school where you can study something that you like enough to get a very high GPA, and which will sharpen your thinking skills (both qualitative/humanistic and quantitative/logical) to help you get a very high LSAT score (of the majors you list, philosophy tends to rank highly in average LSAT scores).</p>
<p>Law school is expensive, so consider net cost of attendance after applying non-loan financial aid, so that you can minimize debt and maximize savings for when you go to law school.</p>
<p>Drexel’s integrated co-op programs are a distinguishing feature of the school; most likely, you will prefer the school or downgrade it in your list because of that.</p>