Hello,
I am new to this website, so forgive me if I'm posting this thread in the wrong place.
I am a third-year undergraduate student who transferred to a top-tier private university this semester. Until recently, I have considered myself a premedical student, but after carefully considering the realities of medical school, my true talents, and other factors, I have decided to change career goals.
I am not convinced that pursuing law school is my goal (how could I be after I have invested time and effort towards being a premedical student?), but I am curious as to how I can go about learning about the field of law. I have a few friends whose fathers practice law, so I will discuss my situation with them and see what information I can gather.
My major is an interdisciplinary program which offers the chance to take courses in philosophy, sociology, religious studies, history, anthropology, psychology, etc.; what subjects would benefit me the most on the path to law school?
Also, I am hoping that someone has a link to a website which offers vast amounts of information concerning law school and most importantly the field of law in general.
Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated!