Terri R

How would I become a lawyer and what would I do as one I am in 8th grade and I want to know what I would do and how I would get there to be a lawyer

I would love to be a lawyer but am too nice. For example, I wouldn’t want to give anyone the death penalty. Lawyers make decent money and I could use that money to keep my future family healthy and clean. Would I be able to still become a lawyer??

I wanna be able to know how difficult it is to pass the BAR exam. I wanna be able to become an attorney when I'm older, and what the chances are to become what I want,

I'm in high school, and I'm starting to think of what I want to do. I'm interested in estate law, defense, and entertainment law. I want to know what I should study in college before I go to law school to help support my education.

To all law graduates, I am interested in pursuing a career in law. I am wondering how fruitful and worth it this career has been for each of you? Would you say it is simpler to follow another profession?

I am a rising first-year college student, planning on majoring in political science with a minor in fashion. In the future, I hope to work as an in-house attorney for Chanel or Versace.

Hi, I have a bunch of questions regarding law and career. I want to study law but I am pretty unsure what degrees/Jobs are the top paying. I am pretty interested in those jobs that are shown in the criminal documentaries/investigations. I have truth interests in Forensic science, Criminal...

I have been looking for law internships, but they require letters of recommendation and I don't believe I have professors that will do that for me as this is my first year at my CUNY school.

I'm in 9th grade I'm thinking of becoming a lawyer but I don't know what type, what helped you find the law you wanted?

I would like to know what major i should take, i'm 16 in hopes to become a lawyer any type of lawyer really.

What schools are good for studying law?

share details like was it worth it? do you regret it? are you still paying off your debt?

I am currently a senior and high school. I am trying to make plans for my undergraduate and was wondering if it is better to go with a 4 year undergrad or take the faster route.

I am also looking for a high school internship in the Pittsburg area!!

Does where you attend affect how admissions are seen? Is something more impactful?

Subjects that would be needed to become a lawyer?
Sports ?
GPA needed?