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In the legal field, you will utilize your knowledge of human behavior to help clients with a variety of problems.
Since much of the legal field involves negotiating with other people, an understanding of psychology can provide you with a strong foundation and competitive edge.
Learn more from alumni who have gone into this field below.
Learn about successful psychology graduates working in law by clicking the links below.
 | ParalegalAs a paralegal, you assist in legal work, such as research or interviewing clients. Paralegals can work for lawyers, law offices, corporations, or government agencies. Recommended classes:
Typical salary: $38,000 - $64,000 per year Requirements:
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 | BailiffAs a bailiff, you help run court procedures and maintain order within the courtroom. Recommended classes: Typical salary: $32,000 - $60,000 per year Requirements:
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 | Judicial Law ClerkAs a judicial law clerk, you will work with a judge to research, prepare, and proofread legal documents. Recommended classes:
Typical salary: $32,000- $97,000 Job outlook: Expected to increase by 5.5% by 2026 Requirements:
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 | LawyerAs a lawyer, you could handle anything from business contract negotiations to criminal trials. Recommended classes:
Typical salary: $78,000 - $178,000 per year depending on the type of law Job outlook: Expected to increase by 8% by 2026 Requirements:
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 | JudgeAs a judge, you will preside over various cases to advise and administer rulings. Recommended classes:
Typical salary: $67,000 - $162,000 per year Requirements:
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