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Violeta,
Thank you for your interest in Immigration Law!
The process, summarized is normally as follows:
1. Finish high school
2. Get a 4-year degree
3. Prior to graduating college, take the LSAT - Law School Admissions Test
4. Go to law school (3 years)
5. Pass the state bar
Of course there are many sub-steps, such as joining clubs and activities to build an impressive profile, getting internships, aiming for a high GPA in college, and things like that.
One thing I strongly recommend is that you hone your study skills and life-skills (housekeeping!) while in college, because time is at a premium in law school.
Best of luck!
Kim
Thank you for your interest in Immigration Law!
The process, summarized is normally as follows:
1. Finish high school
2. Get a 4-year degree
3. Prior to graduating college, take the LSAT - Law School Admissions Test
4. Go to law school (3 years)
5. Pass the state bar
Of course there are many sub-steps, such as joining clubs and activities to build an impressive profile, getting internships, aiming for a high GPA in college, and things like that.
One thing I strongly recommend is that you hone your study skills and life-skills (housekeeping!) while in college, because time is at a premium in law school.
Best of luck!
Kim