Is this a good undergrad plan (before law school)?

<p>Major: Russian Language and Culture
Minors: Mandarin (Chinese) and Philosophy (More courses than necessary for a minor)
(I am already fluent in Spanish)
Electives: Extra Philosophy, Psychology, and Business courses</p>

<p>This would put me speaking advanced English, Spanish, Russian, and Mandarin going into law school. Added to that would obviously be my philosophy background and electives. The school I go to is sub-ivy as well. Will this be good? Please give detailed answers, thanks!</p>

<p>Law school admission is mostly about GPA and LSAT scores; see <a href=“http://lawschoolnumbers.com”>http://lawschoolnumbers.com</a> .</p>

<p>Fluency in additional languages may help in the practice of some areas of law. Philosophy logic courses may help with the logic puzzle section of the LSAT (so may math courses with proofs).</p>