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What are some outside of school programs I can participate in as a high school student looking to branch into law/business?
I'm a high school student in Massachusetts, and I'm looking to break into law/business, so I was hoping for some recommendations on programs, internships, or leadership opportunities I can partake in that would give me an edge.
How can I start networking with people in law whilst still in high school?
Job fairs? Walk into law firms?
Hello, I wanted to ask as an upcoming Law student I wanted to ask, What the best advice for future lawyers can you give me?
Hello, I wanted to ask as an upcoming Law student I wanted to ask, What the best advice for future lawyers can you give me?
"Hi, I'm 14 this month and interested in exploring future career options. What skills or subjects should I focus on in school to prepare for a successful and fulfilling career in law "?
I'm interested in Human rights lawyer but am having second thoughts on everything am also planning on taking the Jamb Utme exams next year 2025 .
Do you think am rushing up things or on the right track.
What other strengths or experiences might I need for a career in law ?
My passion/dream job would be to be a criminal lawyer I've been taking law studies and criminal justice classes ever since 7th grade I'm currently in 9th.
How do you get a career in an art field that still manages to pay well?
How do you get a career in an art field that still manages to pay well?
What year in college should I start studying the LSAT?
I'm a current senior in high school.
How much time studying can I expect while pursuing a job as a Lawyer?
Something that I want to be when I am older is a Lawyer. Is there a lot of studying that goes into it? Is the work related to Law hard? What are studying tips that you found to be good?
What skills and experiences are most valuable for succeeding in criminal law?
I am interested in learning about this topic because I want to become a lawyer. I am in the 10th grade. Two skills that I have in common with criminal law is investigation and negotiation. If I haven't, I will learn the skills that are provided in order to become a criminal lawyer.
How versatile is a degree in political science?
I am looking to either go into poli sci or law and want to know if I can do both.
I'm a sophomore in high-school and now that i'm getting closer to college I'm realizing my choice of career path seemed to broad and i'd like to have a career as child-advocate lawyer things such as helping troubled children or children/teens in dangerous situations or mental well being Harvard had always been the number one university for me because it's the best law school In the U.S I knew I didn't want to pursue a career in criminal law so now that I'm really looking into it I'm not even sure if Harvard is the right way to go anymore do I pursue a career in psychology? or a specific major relating to it and I'm struggling to find which college would be the best choice for me concerning the career path I'm passionate about as I'm not entirely sure anymore. I've always wanted to go to an ivy league because I thought it would be the best option. Harvard has always been a top choice but Yale has found it's way into my choices as well. Now that I'm navigating my career path I'm not sure if there are the right choices or not or if these colleges have what I need them to offer?
I just want to make the right choices for me and realizing my choices were too broad and that I needed to be very specific with what I want to pursue in my career path I want to start thinking about these choices now so I can meet the criteria for my college though I am undecided as of now.