change in specilization

[iheartkennypowers]

hey all,

so i just have a quick question here for anyone who knows...

i'll set the stage - basically i am in my last year of my undergrad in a business program, the program is set up so that we do our first two years (in pretty much general classes + business pre-reqs) and then enter the faculty and do classes within the faculty for our last two years.

so in our third year we are supposed to like declare our major, at this time i made mine international business, and now plan on changing this (in my fourth year) to general business/non-specialized business. this basically allows me to have a more diverse selection of courses.

my only real question is if law school admission committees will not like a change like this at a later point in my degree? of course this has no effect on my GPA (or else i wouldn't do it)

[Knock]

hey all,

so i just have a quick question here for anyone who knows...

i'll set the stage - basically i am in my last year of my undergrad in a business program, the program is set up so that we do our first two years (in pretty much general classes + business pre-reqs) and then enter the faculty and do classes within the faculty for our last two years.

so in our third year we are supposed to like declare our major, at this time i made mine international business, and now plan on changing this (in my fourth year) to general business/non-specialized business. this basically allows me to have a more diverse selection of courses.

my only real question is if law school admission committees will not like a change like this at a later point in my degree? of course this has no effect on my GPA (or else i wouldn't do it)

It won't matter at all.

[FeelTheHeat]

Irrelevant. Just get A's.

[Mickey Quicknumbers]

hey all,

so i just have a quick question here for anyone who knows...

i'll set the stage - basically i am in my last year of my undergrad in a business program, the program is set up so that we do our first two years (in pretty much general classes + business pre-reqs) and then enter the faculty and do classes within the faculty for our last two years.

so in our third year we are supposed to like declare our major, at this time i made mine international business, and now plan on changing this (in my fourth year) to general business/non-specialized business. this basically allows me to have a more diverse selection of courses.

my only real question is if law school admission committees will not like a change like this at a later point in my degree? of course this has no effect on my GPA (or else i wouldn't do it)

It won't matter at all.