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Some law schools require only two years of university study while others prefer an undergraduate degree. Generally, you should select courses or a degree in which you have a strong interest and include courses that will enhance and develop your skills in critical analysis, logical reasoning, written and oral communication.
There are numerous routes to grad school depending on what you study in your undergrad and what you would like to study afterwards. Graduate school is an excellent opportunity for you to either continue down the area of study you choose in undergrad, or to find a stream that branches off in a different direction.
See a list of Arts and Science graduate programs here. You can find requirements for each of these programs, as well as all other graduate programs at Queen's, by exploring the grad program pages on the School of Graduate Studies (SGS) website. If you are interested in graduate programs at other schools, you should research their specific program requirements and prerequisites.
Visit this page of the SGS website for helpful information about preparing to apply to grad school.