In addition, there are no specific majors which law schools tend to prefer.
Law students can major in anything from engineering to history to vocal performance.
The important thing is to major in something you enjoy. Chances are, if you enjoy the subjects you are studying, you will do better than if you choose something just because you think it will get you into law school. However, while you are in college you may want to take courses which will help you hone the skills which will be important to you as a law student. In general, any course which requires reading and writing is good for the pre-law student, but no particular course is required. Remember, just because you take courses as an undergraduate in law, this does not make you a stronger applicant nor a better law student.