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How can I get involved in international law as an undergraduate student and someone who is from California, when many opportunities in this field are in Washington DC/New York, and are difficult to gain experience in?

What is a pathway for someone interested in this field but unsure how to get her foot in the door to gain experience in it?

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Hi Carol, international law is all around you! If you're near the docks or a Federal Court, or if high prices due to tariffs affect your area, you're already encountering international law. As an undergrad, you can volunteer in places like DC or NY. The International Court of Trade is fascinating! Taking political science classes will set you on the right path. Keep pushing forward, and you'll do great! Best of luck!
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