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career in law after psychology degree?
i would like a career in law, but I find psychology much more interesting and would like to study it at uni. I don't think I could make it as a professional psychologist because I'd be more likely to pick a fight with my clients (hence the whole lawyer thing) than to help them.
OR could i do economics degree then get a training thingy at a law firm??
So does anybody know anyone who's done this or is planning to?
Any advice would be great
Thanks!
OR could i do economics degree then get a training thingy at a law firm??
So does anybody know anyone who's done this or is planning to?
Any advice would be great
Thanks!
youll need to do an extra law course after ur degree if it isnt law, and after u then do the LPC if u want to be a solicitor or BVC if u want to goto the bar.
Not doing a law degree doesnt mean ur disadvantaged at all... its just that someone ppl live and breathe law and want to do a law degree and ALSO pursue it after.
50% of lawyers did a degree other than law. As long as u show ur potential in whatever u study.. through 2.1 or 1st class degree and a good institution ull be fine.
tbh, if u have any doubt about taking a law degree anyway, u shud def not be doing it.
any questions just ask in the law forum or u can pm me.
Not doing a law degree doesnt mean ur disadvantaged at all... its just that someone ppl live and breathe law and want to do a law degree and ALSO pursue it after.
50% of lawyers did a degree other than law. As long as u show ur potential in whatever u study.. through 2.1 or 1st class degree and a good institution ull be fine.
tbh, if u have any doubt about taking a law degree anyway, u shud def not be doing it.
any questions just ask in the law forum or u can pm me.
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i would like a career in law, but I find psychology much more interesting and would like to study it at uni. I don't think I could make it as a professional psychologist because I'd be more likely to pick a fight with my clients (hence the whole lawyer thing) than to help them.
OR could i do economics degree then get a training thingy at a law firm??
So does anybody know anyone who's done this or is planning to?
Any advice would be great
Thanks!
OR could i do economics degree then get a training thingy at a law firm??
So does anybody know anyone who's done this or is planning to?
Any advice would be great
Thanks!
I am thinking the same as you!! i am really intested in psychology and law, i was thinking of doing a degree in psychology first then doing a law conversion degree if i wasnt too much in love with a career in psychology. I also recently saw that some degree courses you can mix both psychology and law but i am not sure if enough of each of the subjects is tought to give the chance to persue a career in either subjects , i think its probably more law with a small section of psychology, or psychology with a small section of law..
good luck
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