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Is having a minor a bad idea?
I am a Political Science major and I am minoring in Criminology and L;aw and Justice. I was wondering if that would limit my employment possibilites after I graduate?
Another question: I am attending the University of Tampa and I dont believe its that prestigous. I plan to attend law school at George Washington or Americant so graduating from UT wouldn't matter right?
Having a minor should not limit your employment possibilities. Most people have a Major and a Minor. Some have multiple Majors or Minors. You need a certain number of credits to graduate anyways, you might as well use them to gain some expertise in a field. As far as what school you are going to, once you are through with law school, most people won't care where you did your undergrad work. However your law school of choice might care. Depending on how far into your degree you are, your options to make changes may be limited. I suggest talking to the admissions at the law schools you are interested in and asking what criteria they look at when selecting students. If you are worried UT might not have the best Poli Sci programs, go the extra mile. Take more intense classes than required, participate in school groups that relate to your major or to law, become active in political campaigns.
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