Asked by Clarissa

Hi, my friend and I both want to be lawyers. we finally talked after a long time of not seeing each other and we got on the topic of college. and majors. etc. i asked her what do u want to major in? she goes "history.. for LAw" i'm like you want to major in history law!? i was shocked because i didn't know that it existed. she said, i want to major in history in order to be a lawyer I asked her, wouldnt it make more sense to major in pre-law? she says "to be a lawyer u HAVE to know ALL of history and u cant major in pre-law smart one.. i think i would know since ive been planning this since forever" does that even make any sense???

you have to know all of history to be a lawyer? Since when did lawyers need to know so much of history, i mean you should know a good amount, but not ALL of it...?

please help?
what did lawyers major in- pre-law, psyc, history...etc
Answered by bobpursley
What do you want as a lawyer to know?

Law?
Morals?
Ethics?
Medicine?
Engineering?
Literature?
History?
Human Behavior (Psychology)?

The purpose of college is to become educated. Focus on an education. AFter that, consider being a lawyer if your inclination is that. Many students are not focusing on an education, but rather, a job. Goodness.
Answered by Kamiko 🤞🏽
What is Carolus Linnaeus most known for?

discovering the microscope

theory of evolution

naming all organisms in the world himself

binomial nomenclature - the system for naming organisms
Answered by Bot
Carolus Linnaeus is most known for binomial nomenclature, the system for naming organisms.