Personally, I think that all of them are pretty useful. Being a lawyer takes more than just looking at the amendments, Bill of Rights, etc in order to close a case and make your point. You never really know what you may need.

Random fact, since I'm bored: I was considering being a lawyer myself at some points.

Haha none of them relate to being a lawyer!

@Chibi-Baka3 Wrong. Trig is totally pointless

@misse1000: Maybe to you, but to others it has great importance. Like I've already noted, you never know what you'll need.

@Chibi-baka. I dont think I'll ever need to know how to factor usibg the trig functions or that sin2+cos2=1.

@misse1000: No, but there's a bigger picture behind a lawyer and any kind of math: laws and logic. There are so much more deeper meanings out there that people are oblivious to. Like chess, for an example: it's not just a game that people practice to be the champions, reduce stress, or just have fun with; it can be used for building logic, one of the important things that a lawyer needs.

You need Engineering to be a lawyer? O_o

trigonometry is VERY hard!

Trigo.

If you're not planning on taking up a job that has anything to do with this (like me), this class being required seems pretty useless.

o_o