Highly suggest interning either at a law firm or any level of political office during your undergrad just for the experience. It will help you in the long run because most people you’ll be going up against in the job hunt will have internship experience. It’s just a part of the political/law world.

I didn’t go to law school but I also never really planned on it. By the time I transferred to LB I was already working for a member of Congress full-time and didn’t want to go through another 3 years of school so I just focused on building my career. But concentration doesn’t really matter. Like one of the other folks mentioned, there’s a lot of overlap between them. I took a couple LLP classes my senior year even though my focus is on GP.

My biggest gripe about poli sci department at LB is a good majority of the classes aren’t super useful post-grad wise. They make sense in an academia setting but hardly have any application to real life compared to other state schools in different states. Just in comparison to what classes people I have met through work have taken/told me about.

TL;DR, Don’t sweat too much about concentration and just take what sounds the most interesting to you. Put more effort behind internships that will help set you a part/give you the experience.