A few days ago
Studying Law in America?
I’m a non-law graduate in the UK, with a decent 2.1 degree in English Literature and I’d like to study Law in America. I am aware that in order to study Law in the UK I would need to study the law conversion course, and I was wondering what the procedure is in America, ie. do they have a similar course of study for non-law graduates. It’d be great to get some information on the matter.
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Try these links:
http://www.hg.org/schools.html
http://www.ilrg.com/lsahq/
http://www.law.harvard.edu/
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A few days ago
Americans do not do undergraduate degrees in law. They do a bachelor’s degree in more or less any subject, with a few specific courses required along the way. You’d be in the same boat as all the other applicants to American law schools. A decent 2.1 will probably not get you into the upper tier law schools, but it would definitely get you admitted some places. You will also have to take a standardized test called the LSAT.
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A few days ago
Harvard Law School…its simply the best!…Good luck
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