What Liberal arts course should i take in Community to become a lawyer?

I'm planning to go to ccp for two years and transferring, but i need to know which courses i should take to become an attorney. I have the options of Liberal arts - Humanities, Liberal arts - general, Liberal arts - rel studies, Liberal arts - social/behavior science, or Justice. Which would be best?

Higher Education (University +) - 4 Answers - 2011-04-07 18:43:28

Best answer:
there are no required courses to get into law school, unlike med school or some other professional degree programs. my suggestion is take what courses interest you the most as you are prone to do better in those types of subjects. in the end, your senior year of your undergraduate work, when you start applying to law schools.... admission decisions will be based primarily off of two numbers: your undergrad GPA and your LSAT score (law school admission test). above a 170 on your lsat and above 3.50 and you will have an awesome shot at most schools. 150 lsat and 3.0 gpa and your chance are drastically reduced, but it is still possible to find a decent school. below 150 and below 3.0 and your chances of going to law school are very limited. this said, understand the importance of your GPA. take classes that you find to be interesting, not because some one suggests or tells you to take x,y, and z, (ironic i know) something to consider - empirical studies suggest that students with a background in philosophy which includes logic perform better on the lsat than non-philosophy students. if you don';t go that route, i would still suggest a course in logic before your lsat as the lsat is roughly 75% logical reasoning. good luck!

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Answer 1
there are no required courses to get into law school, unlike med school or some other professional degree programs. my suggestion is take what courses interest you the most as you are prone to do better in those types of subjects. in the end, your senior year of your undergraduate work, when you start applying to law schools.... admission decisions will be based primarily off of two numbers: your undergrad GPA and your LSAT score (law school admission test). above a 170 on your lsat and above 3.50 and you will have an awesome shot at most schools. 150 lsat and 3.0 gpa and your chance are drastically reduced, but it is still possible to find a decent school. below 150 and below 3.0 and your chances of going to law school are very limited. this said, understand the importance of your GPA. take classes that you find to be interesting, not because some one suggests or tells you to take x,y, and z, (ironic i know) something to consider - empirical studies suggest that students with a background in philosophy which includes logic perform better on the lsat than non-philosophy students. if you don';t go that route, i would still suggest a course in logic before your lsat as the lsat is roughly 75% logical reasoning. good luck!
2011-04-08 06:56:44

Answer 2
Any would do but if you'd like to choose one, Liberal arts - social/behavior science would be the one ... plus a little bit of Justice.
2011-04-09 05:15:06

Answer 3
don't know
2011-04-09 12:31:47

Answer 4
Logic 101,102, ethics and morals, Philosophy 101,102, Speech in speech join the Debate team, it will give you unemotional argumentative skills. Take also social anthropology if its offered. Take English History check the course and make sure it covers the development of the English justice system. Take American Justice History. The differences in English Justice and the development of American Justice explains the self defense philosophy that defined the law of the west. The self defense laws that traversed the Atlantic were the King's law that offered, if you could run you should run until you were cornered and had no option but to fight. The law was changed to "stand your ground" and gave Americans and any free citizen the right to defend life and property without any other conditions. If your life or you felt your life in danger you, under the "stand your ground" philosophy, gave you the absolute right to use deadly force. Read the writings of Thomas Jefferson and John Q. Adams. Also the history of the US supreme court. I hope this helped. Good luck.
2011-04-10 07:39:08

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