1. Clean up your writing 2. Note taking skills, test taking skills 3. Talk to lawyers and professors, recommending letter 4. Time off after undergrads graduation for working experiences 5. Relearn how to read
I'm a senior in High School, but I know in my heart that law is what I'm destined to do. Thank you for making this video, it will help future me out bunches!!
your tip about reading thoroughly is really important i'm re-learning how to read deeply now like what you said 🤦🏻♀️ i wish i knew about this before joining law school thanks anyway ☺️
I have a cousin who never studied much,we studied together but she gives most of her time to her phone than studies after writing the LSAT test she passed and I failed😣, I asked her how she did it, just found out she got her help from Mr Thomas ..
I can honestly say that these tips are 100% helpful. I am a recent law graduate from Northwestern and I wish I would have known these tips before starting my legal journey. It's important to give advice to ones that come after us. I also give law tips on my channel as well. Love the content! Continue to make more videos.
@ddaees I am currently a rising senior in undergrad and using Khan Academy for LSAT prep. I’m now debating if I should go straight or take a gap year. If you won’t mind sharing what you think would be best !!
Hii I’m in 7th grade (my first year). And I’m planning to go to law school in the future. I’ve been watching series that have lawyers and stuff. I’ve always been wanting to help the world! Thanks for your five tips. I think your tips will be useful for me in the future, I’ll recommend you when I get into law school. I might change my mind, but my heart says that this is what you desire. Love from: Saudi Arabia 😭💕 (Asia). Wow, I’ve never written a long comment before.
well i wanted to be a doctor. I applied for pre medical school but now i'm a freshman student of law, so i here i am lol. i didn't expect this tbh. thankyou so much for this video
I'm only 13, but recently I've developed an interest in law. This was really helpful because now I know to start taking care of my spelling, punctuation, and grammar. I've heard you have to be good at public speaking and eye contact when working in the law force. Do you have any tips on how to be more confident when speaking? :)
This is really helpful! Thank you! I’m a junior and I had always planned on going to law school right after undergrad but now I’m pretty sure I’m going to take 2 years off
I'm a double major and a minor too!! What did you study in undergrad? Considering law school now as a senior in undergrad... Thanks for the tips -- super helpful!
if you make it out of law school, and everyone can't be lawyers, so what other job options are offered? Also, I heard mixed answers but do you think civil or criminal lawyers make more money?
I’m a sophomore in highschool in my 2nd year of IGCSEs & I have decided to do ALevels. I have never planned for my future nor what I wanna be, most people expect me to study a high job like a lawyer. I’ve always erased that bcuz my brother wanted to study law but now he will study business. My mom wants me to be a lawyer & I know it’s a really hard work to go into it & I’m not the type that likes hard work
Build your writing skills! Writing is such an important piece of law school, so try to get a firm grasp of grammar and structure early so that you don't have to re-learn it later!
Not at all! In fact, your life experience will likely prove to be an asset. I have classmates of all ages and those with more life experience often have better perspective on things
Like all my life I wanted to be a lawyer but now I am interested in pediatrician because I want to work with kids but at the same time law always been something that I wanted to do
Hi, English is my second language and I want to major in law immigration, but the grammar terrifies me. What can you suggest me. I'm. Reading more my undergraduate it's accountanting. Thank you for the video.
When I was in law school I had a fellow student who always had his Korean-to-English dictionary next to him when he was studying. Now he is a fantastically successful attorney in Korea. It took him extra work, but it can be done. Big suggestion - that I still follow to this day even though I am a native English speaker: have someone else proofread for you. You know how once in awhile you see a funny translation on a sign in another country or when reading instructions that came from China? That can happen to even the best ESL student and if you had someone that would offer to proofread for you they could catch anything goofy.
Get a private tutor or buy some English grammar workbooks for ESL learners. Watch more English language tv shows. The more you practice, the better you will get. Good luck!
i know this video is old. but i recently have finished my freshman year of college. I had a rough first semester not getting the grades I had set out for (hard adjustment period), I ended up acing my second semester and got a 4.0 in my reasoning class (this class motivated me to try to go to law school). I know that grades matter a lot, could my first semester screw me over for law schools or do they still look for improvement? I am driven to get a 3.9+ every semester from here on
Hi Jenn! Just wondering- if choosing to take time off, how do you recommend keeping in touch with professors from undergrad in order to secure those recommendation letters? How did you go about it? Thanks!
Great question! I met with those professors during undergrad and told them that I was planning on law school in the future, and would be asking them for rec letters when I applied. And then once I was ready to apply I emailed them and attached a current resume, and let them know what I'd been up to. I also refreshed their memory on my time with them in undergrad in that email as well. They were super willing to help, and most had done the same with other students before!
Just wait You’re stressing yourself out! Take a deep breath, once you get to college you will be inspired by classes and professors! As long as you know you are ready to continue your education and you have your intention set to learn, then the rest will come to you. Take a breath again you’re doing great!
I am currently a psychology major- minoring in philosophy as well. I am 23 years old, and about to get my bachelors next year- I'll be 24. I am considering law school after that, but I have some concerns. First, how does one work? Are there any part time decent paying jobs during law school? And secondly, just how demanding is law school? Will I be able to go out for beers, watch some hockey? Haha! These are just some concerns of mine... any advice?
Hey Eric! Many law schools do not let you work during your first semester. However, from there, you can clerk at a law firm part-time for decent pay, and many schools will give you course credit for that as well! As for how demanding it is, I would say it's as demanding as you want it to be. There is always work to do, but I definitely have time to relax, watch sports, etc. and I haven't fallen behind because of it! I just make sure that when I'm doing school work, I am really focused doing it, being very productive. So I guess my advice would just be to get as good as you can at managing your time and focusing on a task before law school, that way you can maximize your time once you are in law school if you decide to go!
In my experience, not at all. It may matter more in the law school application process, but it does not play a role in law school really - everyone starts fresh there. However, if you want to do patent law, I believe you need an engineering undergrad degree.
Hi! I’m a sophomore in HS and I’m considering law school after getting a bachelor’s in polisci. This fall and probably next summer I’ll be taking courses with the local community college. I haven’t fully worked out what my class schedule will look like between both schools, so I was wondering what were the most useful undergrad courses you took in prepping for law school?
In my experience, any classes that improve your writing skills are extremely valuable. Other than that, just take courses that interest you so that you have a strong GPA if/when you apply to law school!
Hey! I took a class in undergrad on the judicial process (I think that was even what it was called) and it was super informative on just like how a lawsuit works. Otherwise I would say just get the best grades you can, because they'll teach you everything you need to know once you get to law school! Best of luck!
I'm a high school student and just wanna know something about law I don't have any idea of it, I like political science and I decided to go for LLB in university and I knew some information that there will be and entrance exam so, I don't have any idea what type of question will come .I just want to know from you the types of questions and is it interesting /confusing going to law school
I don't think so, because most people don't do that, but if you do, be sure to do something enriching, like learning a new language abroad, volunteer work, etc.
Hey!! So I plan to attend law school once I am done with undergrad and I am currently majoring in criminal justice and minoring in political science, do you know if this will look good for law school ? Thank you !
It’s all about you and how u feel! I know a lawyer who took a year gap before going to law school and decided law was her field in her last year of college. So it’s all about you!
Question, I’m in high school taking college classes, and I want to become an immigration lawyer. What associate degree would you recommend?? To be easier to reach my goal.
Hey! I am in highschool and taking college classes too, and based on my research, there isn’t really a degree or a specific field that would prepare you to reach your goal. I’m working towards my Associates, and I’m just doing the general Associate to Arts. I am thinking business/ finance for my major since law school doesn’t require a specific one.
Does where you go to undergrad matter for law school, or is just GPA/LSAT? Like would a law school take a 3.7 from Colombia over a 3.9 from UC Riverside?
As a general rule, schools look more for a high GPA than where the GPA came from. However, I'd imagine any admissions person would take note if you went to a very tough undergrad school!
0.0 English is my 5th language, I am really bad at spelling and putting commas at the right places, therefore I think law school will be a hell for me.
Hii i m from india I have just completed my LLB Nd want to pursue further LLM in usa If you could help me regarding choosing of the subjects. I would be sooo greatful for ur guidance’
I want to continue my degree in law but I'm taking a different course before this, do I need to apply for law school first before get into the university or I can just go straight to university and take the law course there?
I'd be a 1st year college this year and and I chose to major in English. Some said that I should've taken Legal Management if I'm planning to continue in law school afterwards. Have I made a mistake? Any tips or advice?
Definitely not! Just try and get a good GPA and as much writing experience as possible, but I usually find law schools don't care too much about your undergrad major!
Advice to Entering 1Ls: First, DO NOT wait two weeks before midterms or finals to start outlining. Second, keep the essays simple. Use IRAC and treat the reader like a 5th grader who doesn’t know shit about law.
Yes STEM majors have very high acceptance rates! And if you want to do patent law you need an engineering undergrad degree, so that's a great area to look into if you're considering it
@@JennMartinVlogs is it only engineering undergrad degree? what about life sciences/biomedical sciences degree? (I'm currently in biomedical sciences and I was thinking about patent law).
Im still in highschool at the moment and ik i want to be a lawyer and i have everything planned its just im confused about my ba like how do i know what i wanna take before law school as an undergraduates degree. And how all of that works
Hey, poor writing is going to kill me. I may go into the legal profession . . . right now I'm doing music and math. This comment is legal. Wire-shark, the digital networking tool, is legal as well! The rules laid out in the EU internet privacy law do not apply in America. Explain why Facebook has found itself under legal fire.
1. Clean up your writing
2. Note taking skills, test taking skills
3. Talk to lawyers and professors, recommending letter
4. Time off after undergrads graduation for working experiences
5. Relearn how to read
I'm a senior in High School, but I know in my heart that law is what I'm destined to do. Thank you for making this video, it will help future me out bunches!!
so glad to hear this!
her : no misspelling
me with mild dyslexia : 👁👄👁
Lol just become best friends w/ spell check and proofreading!
your tip about reading thoroughly is really important i'm re-learning how to read deeply now like what you said 🤦🏻♀️ i wish i knew about this before joining law school thanks anyway ☺️
you and me both! such a different skillset than just getting the bottom line out of something
Jenn Martin very true
I failed 3 times, i lost money to reviews that never helped but the major thing is that I've not lost hope
Passing the LSAT is when you study hard,if you can't study or you don't have time for your studies I'd advise you get yourself help like Mr Thomas
I had interest in working with him but I was discouraged by my friends out of ignorance 😔
I have a cousin who never studied much,we studied together but she gives most of her time to her phone than studies after writing the LSAT test she passed and I failed😣, I asked her how she did it, just found out she got her help from Mr Thomas ..
Sometimes hard work doesn’t pay you have to back it up with smartness🤓, I think your cousin understood that perfectly
Please does anyone know who this Mr Thomas is? I really need to speak with him I’m frustrated.
I can honestly say that these tips are 100% helpful. I am a recent law graduate from Northwestern and I wish I would have known these tips before starting my legal journey. It's important to give advice to ones that come after us. I also give law tips on my channel as well. Love the content! Continue to make more videos.
Thank you so much! Awesome to see another creator on here offering helpful advice for law students!
Good luck on the bar! I recently made a video with bar exam tips!
asianamericanfocus thank you! I will definitely check it out!
i’m in my first year of law! this was so helpful thank you
so glad!
@ddaees I am currently a rising senior in undergrad and using Khan Academy for LSAT prep. I’m now debating if I should go straight or take a gap year. If you won’t mind sharing what you think would be best !!
Can you go straight to law school when you graduate high school or do you have to go to college first ?
@@kailah7812 you have to go to college and complete your undergrad degree and then apply to law school
Hii I’m in 7th grade (my first year). And I’m planning to go to law school in the future. I’ve been watching series that have lawyers and stuff. I’ve always been wanting to help the world! Thanks for your five tips. I think your tips will be useful for me in the future, I’ll recommend you when I get into law school. I might change my mind, but my heart says that this is what you desire. Love from: Saudi Arabia 😭💕 (Asia). Wow, I’ve never written a long comment before.
Great tips! Networking and informational interviews are key to succeeding in law school!
These are great tips. I got similar tips when I attended an admissions panel for BigLaw paralegals a year ago.
thanks!
well i wanted to be a doctor. I applied for pre medical school but now i'm a freshman student of law, so i here i am lol. i didn't expect this tbh. thankyou so much for this video
glad it helped, best of luck!
Going to college next year for psych and pre-law! Thank you for these tips, they’re going to help so much :)
I love you gurl! I am also in my third year of law school! Thank you for encouraging peeps ❤️❤️❤️
thank you!
thank you for this. sooo helpful! i'm an undergrad and strongly considering law school
so glad to hear it!
Such a great video! Currently a junior in undergrad and working to attend law school. THANK YOU
Nice video, considering law school for the fall of 2020!
I subscribed because of her smile...
-a follower in the Philippines
I'm only 13, but recently I've developed an interest in law. This was really helpful because now I know to start taking care of my spelling, punctuation, and grammar. I've heard you have to be good at public speaking and eye contact when working in the law force. Do you have any tips on how to be more confident when speaking? :)
I'm in my first year of undergrad studies (I'm Canadian) and super excited to get to law school!!
so good that you're preparing early! best of luck :)
What school do you go to?
@@absoluthu8007 Arizona State
This is really helpful! Thank you! I’m a junior and I had always planned on going to law school right after undergrad but now I’m pretty sure I’m going to take 2 years off
I am so glad it helped! Taking time off can be super beneficial!
Me too! I got an offer at a top tier law firm and it would make sense to take the offer and learn.
@@kimberlygarcia6062 Definitely!
I really thank you for making this video for us , I am student of law in second level but your video help me so , thank you
This was so great, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I'm a double major and a minor too!! What did you study in undergrad?
Considering law school now as a senior in undergrad... Thanks for the tips -- super helpful!
I'm so glad! I double majored in dance and political science with a minor in pre-law!
Thank you for the great tips! I’m planning to go to law school next year and this is really helpful. Gonna stay tuned for good content like this 😃👍
if you make it out of law school, and everyone can't be lawyers, so what other job options are offered? Also, I heard mixed answers but do you think civil or criminal lawyers make more money?
Typically civil unless you do white collar criminal defense and are lucky enough to get a coveted job at a big law firm.
Wish I had seen this months before I got into law school.
I’m currently environmental science student considering getting into environmental law
I’m a sophomore in highschool in my 2nd year of IGCSEs & I have decided to do ALevels. I have never planned for my future nor what I wanna be, most people expect me to study a high job like a lawyer. I’ve always erased that bcuz my brother wanted to study law but now he will study business. My mom wants me to be a lawyer & I know it’s a really hard work to go into it & I’m not the type that likes hard work
I'm in 8th grade but I wanna go to law school. Any tips?
Build your writing skills! Writing is such an important piece of law school, so try to get a firm grasp of grammar and structure early so that you don't have to re-learn it later!
Same here!
Hi, Great. Thank you, so much.
Very helpful tips for me.
I'll follow these tips
Love ❤️ from india 🇮🇳.
Big fan 😀 😀
Glad to hear this!
Thanks!
can you do a job guide during law school? I'm in High school and I'm really anxious about how i'm gonna help finance my law school :(
I am doing a Q&A soon and I'll talk in detail about working and jobs during law school!
What an great video!!
thank you so much!
I'm 28 and just now beginning my undergrad. Is it too late for me to try and go to law school?
Not at all! In fact, your life experience will likely prove to be an asset. I have classmates of all ages and those with more life experience often have better perspective on things
Like all my life I wanted to be a lawyer but now I am interested in pediatrician because I want to work with kids but at the same time law always been something that I wanted to do
both seem like great career options!
Go the med route. I just made a video about why going to medical school is better than going into law.
Hi, English is my second language and I want to major in law immigration, but the grammar terrifies me. What can you suggest me. I'm. Reading more my undergraduate it's accountanting. Thank you for the video.
When I was in law school I had a fellow student who always had his Korean-to-English dictionary next to him when he was studying. Now he is a fantastically successful attorney in Korea. It took him extra work, but it can be done. Big suggestion - that I still follow to this day even though I am a native English speaker: have someone else proofread for you. You know how once in awhile you see a funny translation on a sign in another country or when reading instructions that came from China? That can happen to even the best ESL student and if you had someone that would offer to proofread for you they could catch anything goofy.
Get a private tutor or buy some English grammar workbooks for ESL learners. Watch more English language tv shows. The more you practice, the better you will get. Good luck!
Did you join any law-related clubs/organizations as an undegrad? What were your extracurriculars?
Based on my research, some people say that it’s helpful to be involved in your college that has anything to do with law like clubs, programs and such.
I was on the fence about it because I’m getting my bachelors, but I’ll go if you’re there 😏😍
i know this video is old. but i recently have finished my freshman year of college. I had a rough first semester not getting the grades I had set out for (hard adjustment period), I ended up acing my second semester and got a 4.0 in my reasoning class (this class motivated me to try to go to law school). I know that grades matter a lot, could my first semester screw me over for law schools or do they still look for improvement? I am driven to get a 3.9+ every semester from here on
Hi Jenn! Just wondering- if choosing to take time off, how do you recommend keeping in touch with professors from undergrad in order to secure those recommendation letters? How did you go about it? Thanks!
Great question! I met with those professors during undergrad and told them that I was planning on law school in the future, and would be asking them for rec letters when I applied.
And then once I was ready to apply I emailed them and attached a current resume, and let them know what I'd been up to. I also refreshed their memory on my time with them in undergrad in that email as well.
They were super willing to help, and most had done the same with other students before!
Jenn Martin thanks for replying this was helpful!! :)
how did you know law was for you? I’m a senior in high school and I’m very confused about my future and am considering law.
Just wait
You’re stressing yourself out! Take a deep breath, once you get to college you will be inspired by classes and professors! As long as you know you are ready to continue your education and you have your intention set to learn, then the rest will come to you. Take a breath again you’re doing great!
It's a bit too early so don't stress out. Try to get an internship or part time job in the legal field.
claire yager thank you so much! that made me feel a lot better!!
asianamericanfocus thanks for the advice!!!
@@user-jl6ze7ch8y you may also be interested in my video about whether law school is a good or bad idea
I am currently a psychology major- minoring in philosophy as well. I am 23 years old, and about to get my bachelors next year- I'll be 24. I am considering law school after that, but I have some concerns. First, how does one work? Are there any part time decent paying jobs during law school? And secondly, just how demanding is law school? Will I be able to go out for beers, watch some hockey? Haha! These are just some concerns of mine... any advice?
Hey Eric! Many law schools do not let you work during your first semester. However, from there, you can clerk at a law firm part-time for decent pay, and many schools will give you course credit for that as well!
As for how demanding it is, I would say it's as demanding as you want it to be. There is always work to do, but I definitely have time to relax, watch sports, etc. and I haven't fallen behind because of it! I just make sure that when I'm doing school work, I am really focused doing it, being very productive.
So I guess my advice would just be to get as good as you can at managing your time and focusing on a task before law school, that way you can maximize your time once you are in law school if you decide to go!
thank you so much for the tips! i've just got a question, how much does your major in undergrad matter really?
It doesn't. Major in whatever will get you the highest GPA.
In my experience, not at all. It may matter more in the law school application process, but it does not play a role in law school really - everyone starts fresh there. However, if you want to do patent law, I believe you need an engineering undergrad degree.
I want to pursue a career as an immigration lawyer, but I am keep doubting if I have the skills to be a lawyer. Any tips for how to reassure myself?
work hard, read a lot, and practice your writing skills! knowledge is power, so believe in yourself!
Jenn Martin Thank you for taking the time to reply.
Thanks, Jenn! What was your major in undergrad?
Double majored in dance and political science!
Hi! I’m a sophomore in HS and I’m considering law school after getting a bachelor’s in polisci. This fall and probably next summer I’ll be taking courses with the local community college. I haven’t fully worked out what my class schedule will look like between both schools, so I was wondering what were the most useful undergrad courses you took in prepping for law school?
In my experience, any classes that improve your writing skills are extremely valuable. Other than that, just take courses that interest you so that you have a strong GPA if/when you apply to law school!
@@JennMartinVlogs Great thank you! I'm doing IB courses this fall so I'll definitely be doing loads of writing and argumentative essays and the like.
Hi Jenn, what field of law do you intend on specializing in?
Hi! I want to do civil litigation, but have not narrowed it down to a particular area yet!
Hi! I’m in undergrad right now and I’m considering law school. Are there any law-ish type classes you recommend? 💕
Hey! I took a class in undergrad on the judicial process (I think that was even what it was called) and it was super informative on just like how a lawsuit works. Otherwise I would say just get the best grades you can, because they'll teach you everything you need to know once you get to law school! Best of luck!
Anything offered by your school would be helpful, if you're interested. I took a business law class, which was great. Good luck!
I'm a high school student and just wanna know something about law I don't have any idea of it, I like political science and I decided to go for LLB in university and I knew some information that there will be and entrance exam so, I don't have any idea what type of question will come .I just want to know from you the types of questions and is it interesting /confusing going to law school
Do you think taking a gap year after high school is a good idea? Or does it really just depend on the person?
I don't think so, because most people don't do that, but if you do, be sure to do something enriching, like learning a new language abroad, volunteer work, etc.
Does a science major affect my chances when applying to law school?
FrankApple12 no
not necessarily! However, if you want to be a patent attorney, you generally need a science or engineering degree
which university do you go to for law!! I really want to do law but i really dislike where i live at the moment
I go to Arizona State!
What was your majors/minor in college?
double majored in Dance and Political Science with a minor in Pre-Law!
Hey!! So I plan to attend law school once I am done with undergrad and I am currently majoring in criminal justice and minoring in political science, do you know if this will look good for law school ? Thank you !
Definitely! Both of those are subjects you will use and develop in law school!
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thank you!!
Do I really need any off year before going to law school? You are amazingg
It’s all about you and how u feel! I know a lawyer who took a year gap before going to law school and decided law was her field in her last year of college. So it’s all about you!
Is it better to go to a school that already has a law school for your undergraduate? Thanks!
Question, I’m in high school taking college classes, and I want to become an immigration lawyer. What associate degree would you recommend?? To be easier to reach my goal.
Hey! I am in highschool and taking college classes too, and based on my research, there isn’t really a degree or a specific field that would prepare you to reach your goal. I’m working towards my Associates, and I’m just doing the general Associate to Arts. I am thinking business/ finance for my major since law school doesn’t require a specific one.
@@shreeyamsa488 do you think that where you go for undergrad matters when applying to law school?
We need lawyer's and right it's people's do things to me,
How you know when you want cto be lawyer
Does where you go to undergrad matter for law school, or is just GPA/LSAT? Like would a law school take a 3.7 from Colombia over a 3.9 from UC Riverside?
As a general rule, schools look more for a high GPA than where the GPA came from. However, I'd imagine any admissions person would take note if you went to a very tough undergrad school!
Yes, I believe so. But either way, you want to have a high GPA.
What were your undergrad degrees?
do you have to be super outgoing to become a lawyer?
Not necessarily but it helps when interviewing and getting clients to be friendly and talkative.
Nope! You do have to do a bit of public speaking in law school, but there are fields of transactional law you can go into that don't involve it.
0.0 English is my 5th language, I am really bad at spelling and putting commas at the right places, therefore I think law school will be a hell for me.
the more you practice the better it'll be. i recommend watching TV in english (with subtitles if you want) , it helped me a lot :))
@@featuringsan Nah, my English is good, but my writing is bad.
What kind of law are you focusing in?
Keeping my options open at the moment! I love litigation and intend to go that route, but no specialization at this point!
Hi, I just wanted to ask you what type of law are you studying and what type of math does it require?
I did not specialize in any particular type of law, just got a JD! And it didn't require any math.
Hi!!! Does debating help in law school??
Yes! The public speaking experience and the practice developing an argument will serve you big time, especially if you want to litigate!
Hii i m from india
I have just completed my LLB
Nd want to pursue further LLM in usa
If you could help me regarding choosing of the subjects. I would be sooo greatful for ur guidance’
I want to continue my degree in law but I'm taking a different course before this, do I need to apply for law school first before get into the university or I can just go straight to university and take the law course there?
you need an undergraduate degree before you can apply to law schools!
I'd be a 1st year college this year and and I chose to major in English. Some said that I should've taken Legal Management if I'm planning to continue in law school afterwards. Have I made a mistake? Any tips or advice?
Definitely not! Just try and get a good GPA and as much writing experience as possible, but I usually find law schools don't care too much about your undergrad major!
Thank you, it gives me a bit more confidence to try and do so.
What was your major?
will majoring in business be helpful in law school?
How are u doing in law school? I’m a 14 year old wanting to go get my masters in law school, (when old enough lol)
Advice to Entering 1Ls: First, DO NOT wait two weeks before midterms or finals to start outlining. Second, keep the essays simple. Use IRAC and treat the reader like a 5th grader who doesn’t know shit about law.
What if an undergraduate with STEM major wants to apply to law school? Do STEM majors go on to become lawyers? Any advice?
Yugandhara Bhagwat yes you can apply to law school with any degree, STEM majors actually tend to have higher acceptance rates than other majors too
Yes STEM majors have very high acceptance rates! And if you want to do patent law you need an engineering undergrad degree, so that's a great area to look into if you're considering it
@@JennMartinVlogs is it only engineering undergrad degree? what about life sciences/biomedical sciences degree? (I'm currently in biomedical sciences and I was thinking about patent law).
Do you prefer someone to get in English major?
I say major in whatever interests you, just focus on your writing skills within that major if possible!
Im still in highschool at the moment and ik i want to be a lawyer and i have everything planned its just im confused about my ba like how do i know what i wanna take before law school as an undergraduates degree. And how all of that works
Hey, poor writing is going to kill me. I may go into the legal profession . . . right now I'm doing music and math.
This comment is legal. Wire-shark, the digital networking tool, is legal as well! The rules laid out in the EU internet privacy law do not apply in America. Explain why Facebook has found itself under legal fire.
YOURE SO CUTE
aw thank you so much!!
You are so beautiful