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I'm 14 in the 9th grade and have dreams of being a lawyer and plan on taking many criminal justice and law related classes.

I am a 9th grader, just starting high school and I am interested in being in a lawyer.

I'm a current senior in high school.

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,

Hi everyone! I hope all is well with you. My name is Kailynn, and I am currently an undergraduate student interested in attending graduate school. However, I am deeply debating whether I should attend law school (a dual degree program to also complete my master's) or just pursue a master's...

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'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.

How to build career in law

when i grow up

I want to become a Lawyer, but I don’t know what are the requirements. What are the requirements to become a lawyer?

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Im confused on which classes will benifet me the most and get me the furthest in regards to this career choice, i know i want to take pre-law which is provided in two different majors like sociology and integrated literary arts, but i dont know what the best choice would be. #spring24

I am unsure of what i want to do when im older, i have ideas such as being a pilot, lawyer, interior designer or something to do with marketing. I just don’t know what is best for me. I enjoy writing, researching, designing, crafting, and traveling. what should i do?

What’s the hardest part of becoming a lawyer? More specifically, a defense attorney in criminal cases? And what are the most important things to know before committing to becoming a lawyer?

Specific details and qualifications for each. Pay, hours, mindset, traits, family life, degrees.