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I'm a poli sci major i know a lot of pre-law people are too so i minored in geological sciences but, honestly does major/minor really matter at all?

jaminben wrote:I'm a poli sci major i know a lot of pre-law people are too so i minored in geological sciences but, honestly does major/minor really matter at all?

1. Minor in Geology
2. Go to Law School.
3. ???
4. Profit!

Not at all, with the possible exception of hard science.

jaminben wrote:I'm a poli sci major i know a lot of pre-law people are too so i minored in geological sciences but, honestly does major/minor really matter at all?

Nope. LSAT/GPA matter. Take the classes that you want and do your best.

Not unless you want Patent/IP Law. Otherwise, focus on your GPA and LSAT.

xyzzzzzzzz wrote:Not at all, with the possible exception of hard science.

+1. And possibly Math majors.

prezidentv8 wrote:

jaminben wrote:I'm a poli sci major i know a lot of pre-law people are too so i minored in geological sciences but, honestly does major/minor really matter at all?

1. Minor in Geology
2. Go to Law School.
3. ???
4. Profit!

lol whats that mean?

what about double major versus single major?

cardinalandgold wrote:Not unless you want Patent/IP Law. Otherwise, focus on your GPA and LSAT.

Agreed...if IP is a goal, engineering or other hard science is a must. Right now, electrical engineers are most sought after for IP jobs. Don't get lured into doing so-called "soft IP"--copyrights and trademarks--as most firms will go for someone who can do patents as well, for which you need the hard sciences.

s0ph1e2007 wrote:what about double major versus single major?

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s0ph1e2007 wrote:what about double major versus single major?

Only bother with this if you honestly want to bust your ass for all four years without a break. I have never heard of someone getting into a top school because they double majored. In fact, you risk jeopardizing your GPA, because the requirements to obtain the double major are often very rigorous and students find themselves having trouble keeping up.

If you don't have enough work to do in undergrad, start working on your LSAT, which is really the biggest single component of your application to law school.

jaminben wrote:

prezidentv8 wrote:

jaminben wrote:I'm a poli sci major i know a lot of pre-law people are too so i minored in geological sciences but, honestly does major/minor really matter at all?

1. Minor in Geology
2. Go to Law School.
3. ???
4. Profit!

lol whats that mean?

ever watch a show called "South Park" haha