I want to go into corporate Law, but I know That Law School is hard to get into. I am a Hard worker and smart but I also like to worry a lot...I don't want a useless degree if I don't get into Law school....

I was thinking of going for a bachelors in Either Economics or Urban Planning as my undergrad

Whitch one of them [in bachelors form and masters form] would more easily land me a good Job on the off chance that I DON'T get into law school or change my interests all of the sudden [If any].

Thanks Alot

I can speak English just fine

Its late and Iv had a long day....

Ok if your not going to help, then piss of...

You obviously came here with intentions other then sincere ones

Anyone else wanna offer some advice?

Do economics.

This is sad.

It's nice to see that you have aspirations to become a lawyer, corporate at that. But becoming a lawyer is a very generic occupation a lot of people want to do because of good money and blurred truth from television and movies, once you find out everythig a real lawyer does, you need to be absolutely sure that's what you want to do for the rest of your life.

I've heard that it doesn't exactly matter what you take as an undergraduate. Requirements to Law schools are numerous but mainly by two factors; a) GPA, b) LSAT scores (atleast as far as I know in Canada; I'm only 18 and a first year undergraduate in criminology, might switch into Legal Studies). This brings me to my next point: Take something that makes sense during your undergraduate years to prepare you for Law school, specifically related to corporate. One could major in Music, playing an instrument and get into a Law school, but it just makes sense to take something related to what you want to do later in life.

Nothing is official not everything I've said may be absolutely right, and if anyone can detest it, then add your academic knowledge to the discussion. Nothing should be smashed by others to me and no one else on this site, if so, start looking for scholarships maybe?

Economics + Law is a pretty damn good combination.

Not that I think any major is "best" at preparing someone for law school, but statistically, economics majors do very well on the LSAT, and many top law schools are integrating economics with law (offering joint JD and MA in economics degrees).

...which is silly because if you don't get into law school, or need to work in between your undergrad and grad school, you won't get a decent job....

From what I've read, you can go into law with any undergraduate degree you want; the only thing that matters is that you have an undergrad and pass the LSAT. Apparently, everything that you need to know about the area of law you plan to go into you learn in law school. I'm personally going into Political Sciences first.

I'm pretty sure that either way, you should be fine. Just taking economics is a plus.
Anyways, economics will not give you a significant advantage over others (who have done a different program) on the LSAT, so it is important that you do what YOU feel you are most comfortable with.

If you enjoy economics and can do well in your undergraduate studies (Which is VERY important for getting into Law School), then yes, You should definitely take it.