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What careers and career preparation would you suggest for someone interested in the Law and also considering earning a degree in Business?

I will be a business major next year and am trying to determine if I will also explore some criminology or pre-law type classes. It will be difficult to double major in both areas. However, I think I would like to position myself to follow both of those interests. I also like foreign language studies. #business #accounting #international #criminology #criminal #business-law #pre-law #international-law

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Rose’s Answer

Business and Communications would be a good combination to prepare for a joint JD/MBA. If your goal is to practice law and not pursue an MBA, you could major in Business and minor in Communications or Psychology.
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Lauren’s Answer

As someone who has considered this path and my brother went to law school, I would say business law classes and other english courses. In law school they do cover contract law and other business related courses, so that background is a good one to have. The other side of law school is a lot of researching and writing so that is where the english courses, how to research and form papers would be helpful as well.
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LaShona’s Answer

I suggest taking a lot of classes that require writing, reading and quantitative thinking. Law School requires a lot of writing so if your skills in that area need to be sharpen that would be your focus area. Other suggestions would be psychology, philosophy, and public speaking.

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Kristina’s Answer

I'm a tax accountant specializing in estates and trusts and I find it as a good combination of business and law. Accounting is part of the business degree and has overlap with law, especially in certain specialties
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