How to get in law school in US after Alevels.
I am in my first year of my Alevels and i am looking forward to apply in a law school in USA but I don’t really know the procedure.
In the US, law can only be studied as a post-graduate degree. You must have done another degree beforehand.
Many US law students have both a degree and work experience before they do their law degree.
Many US law students have both a degree and work experience before they do their law degree.
This is all very easily googleable.
Why US?
Why US?
Original post by Duncan2012
This is all very easily googleable.
Why US?
Why US?
Suits.
Original post by Duncan2012
This is all very easily googleable.
Why US?
Why US?
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Original post by Notoriety
Suits.
LMAO, I hate that show
Original post by HamzaAhmed415
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So, you’re “not really interested in law” but “looking forward to apply in a law school [sic]”?
I suggest you spend some time figuring out what you want to do with your life. Once you’ve done that, come back to TSR with your questions.
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