Law school requires deep reading of difficult texts as well as logic. Taking 3-4 philosophy courses would be very useful at the very least and I cannot imagine how taking logic would be detrimental - it is not test prep and taking Philosophy as test prep is totally missing the point ( seriously 0_o).
And yes I check out the LSAT on behalf of advisees. I’m not among those professionals who go sit the whole thing to report samples to their students but there are enough sample tests to make sure advice is accurate.
@NicoNico123 : the most important thing as you embark upon your college courses is to learn, read, write, and do superbly well.