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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Strong writing ability is the most important criteria. He can major in anything. He has to be able to write a decent sentence, paragraph, and essay.[/quote]

Law grad here. Pretty much agree with this.  In my experience engineers struggled in law school, [b]but math, econ, and hard science majors did not, for whatever reason[/b]. I’m not sure why that is really.  Just anecdotal.  Of the ones in my class who were Law Review (top 10% of class), we came from a mix. Private top 100(Usc, Vanderbilt, Gtown, Syracuse that I can remember), state schools like Wisconsin, UMass, W&M, and SLACS like Bowdoin, Holy Cross, Grinnell, Haverford, F&M.  Those are the ones I can remember. There were 25-30 of us.  PoliSci offered no real advantage.  No major did that I can recall.  [/quote]

We are very analytical.  I loved English and Bio in HS.  My dad suggested the science major since I dabbled in thinking of medicine.

My highest part of the SAT was the analytical section which didn't even count, near perfect score.

I loved critical analysis and creative writing. I always knew the underlying theme of a novel and to this day watching movies and series I am telling everyone what something meant or was inferred long before they see it.

I stayed in science, but write and analyze for a living.  I am not in a lab.  So many of my friends have a science degree [i]and [/i]a law degree and found law school a cake walk.

I do have one friend that was an English major at UVA and went to Med school and is now a doctor.[/quote]

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