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Take a normal selection of college preparatory classes. Law schools do not look for particular courses in your secondary school education (or to a significant extent in your college courses, either). Law schools do not take only history and political science majors or students drawn from similar "pre-law" curricula. While those provide an excellent background, there are many law students with degrees in business, engineering and the fine arts. Take courses that are challenging and that are interesting to you. Your chances of getting into law school will be better if you get A's and B's in getting a business degree than if you get B's and C's and get a history degree.

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