Family Attorney — what should I major in?
Wednesday, May 5th, 2010 at
9:03 pm
My goal is to become a family attorney. What should I major in right now as an undergraduate? I have heard getting a bachelors or masters in Psychology is probably the best route.
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Major in Spanish, it’ll be useful and you will stand out from all of the other applicants when applying to Law School.
Most law schools don’t care a lot. It couldn’t hurt to have a background in family dynamics. Finances also helps because there is a lot of that involved in dividing up families in divorces.
A lot of people going to law school major in the social sciences, so it won’t really stand out.
Well you can get a bachelors in whatever you want – most law schools I believe don’t have a major requirement. Criminology, psychology, whatever. You just have to take the LSAT in college though.
But why would you get a masters? If you’re going to law school, you’re going for a JD, not a masters or phd.
Psychology is a good major. You should also consider sociology or social work.