First, interdisciplinary, like you, it is better to prepare now. There is no need for intense review, just look at jurisprudence, criminal law, contract law and property law in advance and feel the feeling of law in advance.

Besides, if you read it first and don't like it, it's not too late for you to change your mind and choose another major next semester.

Second, there is a research direction, and civil law is very popular. Specifically, look at the enrollment brochure and catalogue of the school you want to take the exam.

Third, don't take the math exam.

Fourth, the master of law requires undergraduate non-law majors, such as English majors like you. Master of Laws is an academic graduate student who really does legal research. If you want to do this, you'd better get a master of law instead of a master of law. The recognition in the industry is different.

Five, not clear

6. Different schools may have different views on the same time. Which school you want to enter depends on the textbook of which school. It is best to get teachers' papers (specialized courses) and analyze their opinions, which will yield a lot.