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In the US you need to have a bachelor's degree for almost all schools. Most also require you take and get a good score on the LSAT.
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Do you have to be smart to attend Harvard law school?
Yes, you have to be very smart to even be admitted to Harvard Law.
What are the requirements for entering law school?
To be admitted to law school, students must have completed a bachelor's degree, although generally without restriction concerning the choice of undergraduate major.
Is older age a barrier to enter Harvard law school?
While being older can have its limitations to retaining information, with perservereance one can do well and be admitted to Harvard Law School.
What training is needed to be a prosecutor?
Graduation from law school - be admitted to the bar - apply for a position with the prosecutor's office.
Which president was a lawyer but never went to law school?
That would be Abraham Lincoln. He was admitted to practice in Illinois.
Does a BS degree in electrical engineering technology qualify for an undergraduate degree for law school?
Yes, it certainly can qualify you! That is what my bachelor's degree is in and I attended law school. I am admitted to the bar in the state of Michigan.
When did Barack Obama get a scholarship to Harvard?
He was admitted to Harvard Law School in 1988, and received both grants and student loans.
What majors in college would prepare you for law school?
The area in which you receive a college degree is not as important as the GPA you attain. My best advice is that you obtain a degree in an area that you can find a job you will enjoy. You may not be admitted to law school so you need a "Plan B". Often, you can work a few years and then attempt to be admitted to law school later. Finally, some law schools (as well as the MBA program at Harvard) pride themselves in having a well rounded population. Persons with degrees in Chemistry, Engineering, and Economics make a law school discussion more interesting.
When did Rutherford Hayes graduate from Harvard?
Rutherford B. Hayes graduated from Harvard Law School and was admitted to the Ohio bar in 1845.
What kind of education is needed to be an injury lawyer?
To be an injury lawyer you need at least four years of college, and then you will have to go to law school, which usually takes about two or three more years. If you are in the United States, before you are admitted to law school, you will have to do well in a special exam called the Law School Aptitude Test (LSAT). Once you are admitted to law school, you can focus your study on a specific area, like personal injury law, and become an expert in it. It may also be useful for you to work in a law office, so that you can get some experience before becoming a lawyer-- some law offices hire clerks, or you can get training as a paralegal.
Is a master's degree required before someone can be admitted to law school?
No a master's degree is not required. You need a bachelor's degree for most schools.
What can a lsat of a 129 do for you?
A LSAT score of 129 will allow you to possibly be admitted into a tier 3 law school. The average LSAT score is 150.
