<p>If this question has an answer- what do law school admission officers want to see as a major?</p>
<p>Or, does it mostly revolve around what grades you make during college and how you perform on the LSAT.</p>
<p>A major you love is the best major for law school. The admission officers don’t care, except where they are seeking diversity. A relative of mine was on the waiting list at a T14 and was told that he would be called if another international scientist gave up his spot. So some schools try to build a diverse student body. There is no way to guess four years ahead of time which school is going to need which major to fill out their class. Do a major you love and get such high grades and LSATs that you are the first person they accept in your category rather than trying to pick a category the school may love.</p>