What happens next?

How to get into law school
Pick the right major.
Unlike medical school, there are no prerequisites for law school, so choosing a major can be particularly tough. In fact, the american bar association itself does not recommend any undergraduate majors or group of courses to prepare for a legal education and says so on its web site.

Options:
(I) Pay attention to the following while you are completing the education and profession research section : Think about the position you are applying for. You'll need to have a good understanding of the law in which you want to practice.;
(II) Choose a major with a higher degree of law school acceptance. Consider majoring in philosophy, economics or journalism--in a recent review of data from the law school admissions council (lsac) those majors have a high rate of acceptance.;
(III) The major that you want to get into is permanent. Get an account by clicking your name in the upper left corner of the screen, then click " join legal science club.;
(IV) The best majors you can take for a law degree should also be included. Master's degree classes are a great way to start your education, if you are unsure how, and to do so in more advanced courses.;
(II)