<p>I’m not sure why the Quote function isn’t working so please excuse my sloppy replies.
Furthermore, I have no idea how to multi-quote on this forum. The layout is very counter-intuitive!</p>
<p>@ucbalumnus: That’s awesome. I realised that Physics majors did well on the LSAT however I was more concerned about the law school admissions. If they saw that I hadn’t majored in a writing intensive subject would they assume I don’t have much writing ability – as faulty as that logic is!</p>
<p>@comfortablycurt: So your a math and physics double major and you are also completing a philosophy minor? That seems like an great combo to take!
Considering I would also be completing premed requirements I think a double major in math/physics and a philosophy minor would be too much. Perhaps a math minor could be squeezed in – I would self-teach some math theories too to improve my chances at grad school e.g. I’ve taught myself contour integration this year since I’m getting bored of AP math!</p>
<p>Thanks for your advice guys. I’m happy with the plan to major in physics and minor in philosophy, complete premed requirements and fill any electives with extra maths since I’m interested in more theoretical physics!</p>