When I was in college, a philosophy degree was seen as excellent training for a career in Law.
But a law degree is probably even better. I know what you mean though, consulting companies also hire the (top 1-3%) philosophy majors and math/physics majors for the same reason. Good thought processes.
Philosophy undergrad here and yeah I’d say law school was the typical next step. A few medical school as well.
Both professions require writing detailed, overly specific, reasonably watertight arguments that will be read by only a handful of people, so that tracks