Psychology or Legal Management for pre-law?

[dax3611]

guys, tanong lang ano ba mas marerecommend niyo sa dalawa?
High School Senior po ako, ano ba mga opportunities nila if ever na magfall back ako? and baka rin pag nagtagal magbago isip ko

p.s.Pinili ko yun dalawa kasi mahina ako sa math, 6 na beses akong bumagsak sa during sophomore and junior year

[dashingdevonair]

Legal Management mas maraming trabaho kaysa sa Psych.

Pero the best ang accounting. Marami kang law subjects sa accounting kaya matitikman mo na ang law at makakadecide ka ng maaga kung gusto mo mag abugado o hindi (party the reason why there are only a few accountants in law school).

[dax3611]

Ano po ba Subjects ng Legal Management?

[dashingdevonair]

It depends on the curriculum but for most schools such as Ateneo or La Salle, most of your subjects are management subjects with a number of business law courses.

[shouran12]

we, in feu, most of our subjects focus on business, communication, and basic laws. we do not have much math here if you are talking about algebra. trigo or geom. im a legal mngt. major.
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law students who i know claimed that it does not matter what your pre law course is. coz law school is still different in everything. but they also claimed that most of what they called as "survivors" are legal mngt. majors.

[gooseberry]

I would go with Mathematics/ Accounting over Psychology if I were you but LegMa does have a solid foundation if you want to go to law proper.

If you are failing in some classes now, what will happen if you have higher classes?

You need to change your attitude, grow up and suck the fact that life not easy. Man up and don't give up. That's how you grow up.

And please, try entering a good school. It does matter.

[dashingdevonair]

It's not true that you will have a solid foundation in law school when you're from legal management. My classmates whom are legma graduates from very prestigious schools are studying everything from scratch, no advantage whatsoever.