Why do you want to attend Law School?

[Mikem26]

Many people attend Law School for many reasons. Cast your vote for the true reason you are attending law school, and talk about it below

[Nadia]

Law school is like an extension of undergrad for many people. I think that it's OK to go to law school by default because it helps you build a concrete trait you can utilize or fall back on.

[drea422]

I think its too much money just to "fall back on". It should be something you really want to do.

[Joannism]

Hi CB Member,

Law School is an extension for those undergrads who have already completed their four years at their college of choice. For those who want to get a higher degree in law tend to go to law school after. Not only does those people go their to learn more about law , they go their to get their degree. For those that are hoping to become a lawyer,da,advocate should defnitely attend law school.I've have not yet attend college or law school but, i'm learning pre-law right now through another internship. It is alot of money but, of certainty, if i become a lawyer, near future, then of certainty the money that i have put into undergrad/law school will someday go back to me because i'll make like 100,000+ .

[g3464123]

Excellent list! I've learned more from this forum in about 2 days than I have at any other forum community.

[businessone01]

According to me the main thing is to consider thoroughly is the attachment of a law education to a particular country.Due to big difference in law systems and current legislation,law education is very country-specific,and the skills and knowledge you get when you study are not that easily transferrable to another country.


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[criminalattorney]

If I would have to attend law school then I would definitely become a lawyer. As per my knowledge, carrer in law field is getting better day by day.

[judicialprocess]

To preserve your options. Law school leaves open a number of career opportunities. Currently, law school graduates have the option not to be hired by a large, struggling, overextended law firm; the option not to be hired bya large, uncompetitive, American business; the option not be hired by a budget-cutting government agency; and the option to practice law on their own and starve.