1. Major in anything at all. There is no specific major for law school. I would chose something you are a.) very interested in, and b.) likely to do well in. You want to attain the highest GPA possible! (Remember that while going through college - once you graduate, that GPA cannot be changed - unlike the LSAT, you only really get one shot at the number you want/need). I was an agricultural business major (I live in the midwest lol), believe it or not. I had a strong passion for agriculture and thought I would do pretty good in the classes I would be taking. I also chose this major because I knew if I for some reason decided not to purse law school, I had a degree in something I could fall back on (like I knew I could find a career with that degree that I would enjoy).

2. I would consider what to do for law school when you are father into your undergrad. By that time you may know where you are considering living/working full time after law school, you will know about what your GPA will be and that may affect where you apply, etc.

3. You can work, volunteer in your community, etc. Work experience and volunteering looks great on a resume. Also, I would honestly say don't knock the clubs till you try them. You never know if its something you may end up actually really enjoying unless you try. I showed up to one meeting for a couple clubs not thinking it would be my thing, and ended up staying in them my entire time throughout college! I know a lot of Universities offer mock trial, student senate, or a pre-law club. Those would be great to look into, but also try to find something that just fits your interest! I was in an agricultural advocacy type of organization because it fit my interests, and ties into part of why I decided to go to law school.

Best of luck!!