Assuming you're doing something you like and are good at, are there undergrad degrees that are looked more highly upon than others, or does it not matter?
Major in Chemistry
Not only is a hard-science major worth more than a "soft" social science major (given an equal GPA), but having a background in science (ESPECIALLY chemistry or engineering) is extremely useful (and sometimes necessary) for getting a good job in Patent Law, which pays very well, if you decide to go that route (maximize your options)
That said, if you're not good at math, stay away from chem, physics, and engineering. If you still want to go the hard-sciences route, you could go with Bio, which doesn't require much math.