Law School

President Obama graduated from Harvard Law School.

You don't mention in what state, but it is HIGHLY doubtful.

Vermont - New York - Washington (state) - Virginia - California - Maine - Wyoming.

Police departments require a high school diploma for police officers. If a person wants to become a member of a swat/ERT team then it usually requires experience as a patrol officer or x number of years and then you apply for a position with a team. Few departments hire specifically for swat/ERT.

To take the Florida Bar exam you have to have graduated from a law school accredited by the American Bar Association or one with provisional accreditation. I am almost certain that this is true in all states.

Typically in the United States, students wishing to study law will obtain their four-year bachelor's degree and go on to a three year law program. So after high school, you'd be looking at another seven years of study for a J.D. degree.

In England and Wales a lawyer can refer to either a barrister or solicitor. both will do the same 3 year degree - the solicitor thereafter will do a one year LPC course and the barrister a 1 year bar school course. After that time - a solicitor has two years as a trainee solicitor before qualification and a barrister has 6 months pupillage.

In India Formal requirements to become a lawyer usually include a 3-year college degree, after 12+2 years Schooling and then a 3 years LL.B. Decree from a University recognized by the Bar Council of India.

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10+2 years Schooling then appear for an enterance for 5 years law decree.

After getting a LL.B decree one has got to get himself enrolled under the Bar Council of India and then only one can practise as a lawyer.

Like almost everyone else, he probably took out student loans. He did quite well in college (whether you like his politics or not, he's no dummy), so he was probably also able to get a scholarship, which probably reduced his tuition some.

After law school, he worked as a civil rights attorney at a small law firm, and was a professor at the University of Chicago School of Law. He was probably able to pay back most of his loans with the money he made in both of those jobs. In addition, he made millions of dollars in royalties from both of his books (both of which were bestsellers), allowing him to easily pay back whatever balance remained on his student loans.

You do not have to carry your licence (or any other form of ID) in England. However if the police ask you to, you must present your licence to a designated police station within a set time period.

There are no specific classes in undergrad. There is not even a specific major. In the vast majority of states to become a lawyer you have to complete a Bachelor's Degree, and then graduate from law school. I am a licensed attorney. My undergrad degree was a B.S. in Engineering Technology.

In most jurisdictions, three years of study are required to obtain a law degree. In addition, you will have to write the Bar exam and comply with other requirements, which vary from one jurisdiction to the next.

Law school is a three year process. I studied Law in UPES Dehradoon, they have an extensive learning facility. Your first year you will take the basic courses like torts, civil procedure, legal writing and research, contracts and criminal law to name a few. Your second year you still take many of the basic courses but can start taking some electives. For a list of the courses offered you can check the course description at the law school you are interested in. You can find a general listing of the courses and some of the books you should read about law school at the link below. Apart from that you will have moot court competition to give you a real feel of the courtroom. If you are looking forward to pursue law then do it from UPES dehradoon . It is one of the best I would say.

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You do not need to complete law school to open your own business. If you plan on starting law school, you should plan on finishing it. It is not worth the money to stop with half a law degree. A degree in business would be more helpful than a law degree if you wanted to start your own business. Most business degrees are well rounded and will educate you in accounting, economics, finance, law, management, and other information useful for business people.

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Presumably, when you refer to "your own business" you are referring to opening a law practice. The number of years required to open a law practice is no more or less than the number of years required to practise law in your jurisdiction.

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No, you don't. You can make a living doing things that do not require a degree. But if you do want to become a medical doctor, you must graduate from medical school (and pass an internship). A lawyer must graduate from law school (and pass the bar). Graduate school (for the advanced degrees like the Master's or Doctorate) is a great place to hone to a bleeding edge your chemistry, math, language or historical knowledge to either work deeply in your field or to teach it at the collegiate level.

No, you don't have to do any of that. But you might want to think about at least starting down that road to see what's there, and what's inside you.

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it s on the basis of your graduation marks....it s not very high..but mostly the highest in the city...even kc college in chucrhgate is high..both of them do not conduct any enterance test.everything is on your marks!!

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Most law schools merely require an LSAT score, and a college degree.

Prelaw is used as a major by many college students who are planning on attending law school. These students usually go on to become, lawyers,Ê judges, advocates or other court related personnel.

No such thing as a Bachelor's in Surgery. You would be a Bachelor's of Science, pre med, and then medical school. The degree there is MD.