<p>My daughter really wants to a judge so of course she has to be a lawyer first. She already knows what college she wants to go to. But I was wondering as we consider bs for her freshman year next year. Do any of the boarding schools offer any law type classes or something similar to law issues. and what school has a model UN</p>
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<p>“Mock Trial” might fit an interest in law. That’s an extracurricular activity, not a course.</p>
<p>St. Paul’s has a strong debate team and also offers MUN.</p>
<p>Cindy- Your daughter is likely to change her career aspirations several times between now and even high school graduation! I wouldn’t get too worried about law classes for high school. That said, Blair has Model UN.<br>
It is more important to be well read, possibly do debate and get a broad education. In many areas judges are political appointees. Keep that in mind, too.
I (a lawyer who started college as a music major) can not even comprehend how an 8th grader can have a concept of what being a lawyer- much less a judge- involves.</p>