What jobs does a Bachelors of Science degree in Political Science: Legal Studies qualify me for? (Best Answer)?

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Stay far away from Legal Studies.  It is useless for law school - it won't prepare you well and it is not respected by law schools.  You can major in anything and attend law school, but law schools prefer traditional majors, so no "criminal justice" and no "legal studies."  In addition, legal studies majors statistically score the lowest on the LSAT of any major.

In addition, it is useless for obtaining jobs after you graduate.  In theory a paralegal position may be open to you, but you'll be competing against people with paralegal degrees, which are much more targeted and thus more valuable to employers.  Non-legal employers generally won't consider you because you've already signaled that your interest and skill set is in law.

Choose a traditional major that interests you and that you'll do well in.  Focus on courses in logical reasoning (usually math & hard science courses) and courses that require extensive writing (20-40 page papers) as you'll need these skills for law school.  Your major should also be one that gives you some good options if law school doesn't work out.

Personally, I see economics as the best pre-law major (it has an added bonus of being the top non-engineering major in terms of salary after graduation) but any traditional major will be just fine.