I want to become a lawyer after attending LSU
Q.What college classes must i take to become a family lawyer?
A.Family law? Possibly psychology. It's an easy major and it'll be a little helpful to know some psychology. That's about it. Doesn't really matter too much since law schools don't care what classes you take or even what major you are. For family law, there's not much in undergrad that will be that helpful. Even in law school, there prolly won't be too many family law classes Major in pre-law (not available at all schools) or philosophy then go to law school to get your juris doctorate and specialize from there
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