<p>however, I still don’t really understand the nuances and differences between 4 majors.
Which major requires the most people skills?
Speaking skills?
Which is the most mathematically intensive?
Which requires the most time with a computer?
I know that FE is considered the most difficult of the 4, but what about the other 3? </p>
<p>I ultimately see myself going to law school and becoming some kind of a corporate lawyer. Which major would best cater to my future? </p>
<p>but a part of me died when i read that your dream is to be a corporate lawyer. alas. sometimes the simplicity of life is missing when your dream is ivy.</p>
<p>As an old corporate lawyer, I can assure you that your undergraduate major does not matter if your goal is to be a corporate lawyer. Great lawyers major in art history, philosophy, English, sociology and engineering (among MANY others). Go to college, check out a few different disciplines and sub-disciplines, and then pick a major–based on what you enjoy most.</p>