which top LAC has strong pre-law classes?

[kingofcats]

I’m not sure if this question has been posed before, but I couldn’t find it on the forms. I’m potentially considering law school after undergrad, and though I don’t want to major in anything law-related, it would be nice to take classes in the field to get accustomed to it. I know a lot of LAC offer pre-law classes-- I was wondering, which small LAC are strong both in a general sense and in specifically pre-law?

Background info-- 90th percentile with 1520 on the new SAT. down to go anywhere in the US, but preferably East coast. Looking to major in the humanities. Female, though have a preference for co-ed schools.

[ucbalumnus]

http://lawschoolnumbers.com/application-prep/making-undergraduate-courses-count-for-law-school suggests including the following courses as a pre-law student:

@lawschoolnumbers.com

The 6 Courses that Admissions Committees Love to See on Your Transcript

[…]

1. Upper level course in social science (anthropology, economics, political science, psychology, sociology, etc…)
2. Logic
3. Upper level English department writing course
4. Upper level course with “research” in the title
5. Upper level course with “problems” in the title
6. Upper level diversity course (Latin American studies, African American studies, International studies, etc…)

Probably most LACs and universities offer many courses in each of the above categories. (Logic can be found in some math, philosophy, and computer science courses.) You can try looking in course catalogs.