Most applications have check boxes for what type of law "interests" you. Most of the questions actually ackowledge that most incoming law students have no idea but ask you to give a general idea.
Just out of necessity, I would switch to get certified financial planner to make sure money not embezzled and then hire one of you to protect my interests:)
Why don't you call them and ask? They won't bite. I didn't apply to UVA so I couldn't tell you, but they would gladly answer your question. People don't call their target schools (and LSAC for that matter) enough when it comes to things like this.
... competitor, relative to the students interests (better pre-med, labs, student ... should come in prepared with interests, if possible. Informing the school ... of your interests gives the counselors something to ...
I hope W&L goes up. I think they had a really good year last year, almost beating UVA in bar passage rates, as well as a good increase in employment rates