<p>I am also interested somewhat in Patent Law, I have not really decided yet. From what I understand, it is helpful to have experience in whatever field you want to work in as a Patent Lawyer once you graduate (for example, my major is Electrical Engineering) but law school is not like college. EVERYONE gets the same degree: a JD. You can take classes in areas that interest you, but you don’t have to apply for a special program or anything. There are some things you have to do after you graduate, but you don’t need to have any specific prereqs going in.</p>
<p>That said, you should probably major in the field you want to work in. Hope that helps some.</p>