Philosophy and Economics degree...what if I don't want to pursue legal studies,

[guitinit]

will I be qualified for a job? I am getting my bachelors. I want to major in Philosophy and Economics and a minor in business legal studies to pursue law. If I choose not to pursue law after my degree, which careers will I be qualified for? I have 10 years of full-time restaurant experience--5 of those in management.

[Kamil Pod]

Philosophy and Economics will prepare you well for Business School, Law School and just about anything else you may want to pursue after undergrad. It's not easy getting a very good job right after undergrad. A Masters or a professional degree would help a lot.

I'm a Philosophy major and an Economics minor. I want to go to law school and these two majors help out A LOT on the LSAT. The avg Philosophy or Economics student scores a 158 on the LSAT, which is about the top 30% of all those taking the LSAT. If you combine these two majors, it may raise your score higher than that.

[jamshed007us]

i agree with the above answer

[Kamil Pod]

Philosophy and Economics will prepare you well for Business School, Law School and just about anything else you may want to pursue after undergrad. It's not easy getting a very good job right after undergrad. A Masters or a professional degree would help a lot.

I'm a Philosophy major and an Economics minor. I want to go to law school and these two majors help out A LOT on the LSAT. The avg Philosophy or Economics student scores a 158 on the LSAT, which is about the top 30% of all those taking the LSAT. If you combine these two majors, it may raise your score higher than that.