Does a harder undergrad degree help admission possibility?

[soonerce]

I am registered to take the LSAT on June 14th just to help me get a grasp on what I want to do in the future.  I know that I will have to have an amazing score to be admitted to a decent school, but my question is when admissions looks at applicants do they put much weight into what their undergraduate degree is in?  I am graduating with an engineering degree with a 3.5, and have hopes of studying patent law.  Whether or not I do well on the LSAT will make my decision to be a lawyer or an engineer.

[soonerce]

Perhaps I should have said a science undergrad degree instead of harder.  My apologies to anyone who took offense...I am a newb afterall. 

[dsong02]

Perhaps I should have said a science undergrad degree instead of harder.  My apologies to anyone who took offense...I am a newb afterall. 

MAN...I AM OFFENDED!  HOW COULD YOU SAY SOMETHING LIKE THAT???!@#!@?#?

YOU BASTARD!!! 

kidding dude.

[soonerce]

C'mon, how about some useful information?  I'm bored at work and have nothing better to do then to refresh this damn message board.  Hell, I guess it doesn't have to be useful, just something for me to respond to will work just fine.

[sarmstrong806]

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Topic: Your undergrad degree