Let me know what else you've heard you should do before starting law school. Also, feel free to ask me any questions you might have about starting law school.
Hi Professor, do you have any thoughts on Barbri's Law Preview course? I am considering taking their 6-day in-person course. I have heard mixed reviews about it. I have done a lot of reading and practicing on my own; do you think my "self-study" is sufficient or should I go with their program? It's quite expensive... All the best.
I strongly recommend a law preview course, though I haven’t investigated their course in depth. I just went to their website and looked at it. There’s a lot there, but what is missing-at least I don’t see it-is a robust segment on exam taking skills. Just make sure that you begin developing exam taking skills soon. If you take the course, look for practice exams once you complete one of their courses. I do think that their course introductions are a great idea.
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 tips on my channel as well. Love the content! Continue to make more videos.
I have 2 years to finish my double major in criminal justice and philosophy and your videos are putting me in the mind set I appreciate and I’m grateful that you post these videos
There isn't really any one area that most lawyers specialize in. I can tell you that in the United States, less than 10% of all lawyers go to the courtroom. Most lawyers do their work from desk as transactional lawyers.
I will tell you what you need to do. You will need to practice administration law with the Interdiction.. it’s triple registers day in Porten documents, avoiding the problems that caused crime and fighting, and a need for critical thinking.
I assume that laptops are an acceptable ADA accommodation in virtually every law school. As much fun as I have advocating for myself, fighting for accommodations is about the last thing I’d want to spend time on as a 1L (then again, LSAC still illegally flags LSAT results with accommodations so it’s not like I’m not used to the deck being squarely stacked against me from the beginning).
My dream is to go to law school be a lawyer I can argue any over conversation arguments I fight for what's right ✅I am learning to do what I have to do before going to school I'm gonna take care of myself always get checked improvove my health and everything I am a diabetic type 2 when I get into college eat snack because of my diabetes what I u go to pennfoster high school will my diploma take to law school what about if I have a low gpa
I am a high school student from India and have really been looking to go to Harvard, Yale or Stanford. My dream of becoming a lawyer in USA is quiet unusual for many people I know personally and even after knowing all the disadvantages, I truly want to become a lawyer. I wrote this because I do not know how to go about my situation and wanted your advice on what to do
In the United States, law school is a graduate program. Not too many international students get into US law schools. But you might have a better chance of getting into a US law school if you earn a college degree in the US. And to get into one of the T3, as you want, you will need almost a perfect GPA in college and close to a 180 LSAT score. Keep in mind, less that 1% of all law school graduates attend one of these three law schools--they are very competitive.
I’m not convinced this dual degree is worth getting. I’ve been told that lawyers view these candidates with suspicion, wondering if they really want to go into business. And the same is true for business people, wondering if the candidate really wants to be a lawyer. One person I know took the second degree off his resume.
I suggest a two prong approach: the law and exam skills. For the law, pick one topic and purchase a concise hornbook. Torts tends to be an easier topic, so I recommend the "Understanding Torts" concise hornbook by Diamond. In preparing for law school exams, I recommend "Writing Essay Exams to Succeed" by Dernbach.
Hi! I’m a law student (not from the USA) but I’m looking forward to learn American Law. I was hoping you could recommend me some books that explain how the American Law works; or even books that law students read and learn throughout college.
Law students in the US learn through case books and treatises. A case book provides edited appellate decisions, which explain a minor point of law. Then through the semester students put the pieces together to understand a broad topic. Then we also have treatises, which some faculty, like me, assign to students. When teaching Torts I assign "Understanding Torts" by Diamond. The "Understanding" series provides a good explanation of the law on a particular topic.
Generally yes, but it depends. Students fill out a federal form and the financial aid department will determine how much in loans a student can take out. For the poor, yes, they can borrow money for all tuition and living expenses. This is why some law students are graduating with over $400,000 in student debt. Very hard to pay that kind of debt back.
I am a freshman in high school and I’ve wanted to go to law school since 7th grade. I come from a poor family but I currently have a 4.0 GPA and am in all honors classes. My concern for law school is the cost. On top of that, I want to go to an out of state college. What can I do in my high school years to prepare me? What are the best scholarships to apply for that help future law students or students in general? How will I know what field of law I want to go into? Is there anything I need to know to help me?
You want to get a 4.0 in college. That, and a good LSAT score, will get you a Law school scholarship. Buy an LSAT prep book in your first year of college and begin preparing then. Khan Academy has a free course.
Depends on what you mean by older? I’ve had students in their 50’s, 40’s, and 30’s. The older you get, realize that you are likely going to need to start your own firm.
It's complicated, depending on where in the US you want to practice. This is because each of our 50 States regulates the practice of law--there is no one approach for foreign lawyers. For example, in some States your foreign degree makes no difference and you would have to earn the JD degree. In fact, one student I taught last semester is a lawyer back in Europe, and she is pursuing her JD in the US. Some States require you to earn a one year LLM and then take the bar exam. And a few, will allow you to practice law. However, keep in mind that anything short of earning an American JD might mean few to no job opportunities, other than starting your own firm.
Thanks so much for this information. I had a first Degree in History, and now I want to cross into Law profession, can I be admitted I to Masters of Law directly withing a First Degree in Law? Or what advice can you give Me Sir
One of my students last year was 52. You need to have a plan and be realistic about your prospects. I would be as economical as possible and consider attending a value priced law school.
Holy molly I am supposed to start my law degree after this summer but I am still an irresponsable child... I will be barely 19, and I spent the last year at home learning virtually and being depressed.It’s going to be a shit show if I don’t prepare this summer...
I’ am almost done with my associates. I’ll be working on my bachelors in the fall. I feel like I need to start preparing now what do you recommend for me to do? Is there a specific book that you recommend. Also my associates is in paralegal studies. I choose it because there’s so many legal writing and information that is being taught. I still feel like I need to be more prepared.
Most students come to law school without very good technical writing skills, so take as many courses that you can that require writing essays. As to books, you may want to purchase “Getting to Maybe” by Fischl
@@Learnlawbetter can you make a video on the types of areas of law to venture in and when do you specalise in the type of law you want to do when doing master's or undergraduates
Most semesters I have at least one former police officer in one of my classes. Their training is primarily useful in criminal procedure, and they have some great experiences to share with the class.
Four years ago I had a 50 year student in my class--he was also from Chicago. He understood that his employment opportunities would be limited, so his plan was to go into solo practice. He struggled a bit, but graduated--hard worker.
Okay, thank you for the quick response. I was figuring if a certain format was better or if the content was closest to the test. Either case, thank you. I'm just starting to think about going down this path.
Michael S No, a 4.0 GPA is not required. There are 200 law schools, which look at your GPA and LSAT. A higher LSAT will help compensate for a lower GPA.
I am still confused about what should I do for note-taking. Do I take notes before the lecture or after the lecture? Also, do I have to write all the cases separately on a book or do I incorporate it into my regular notes? I have a habit of taking mini notes on a book while in class and then I put everything together at the end of class or the week, but I am far behind note-taking for around 3 classes. Would love to get some advice from you.
After class, what you need to do is place the law from that class into a rule outline. No need to revise the facts from a case if you got that wrong. Also, jot down any exam tips provided by the prof. You don’t need too many notes before class, other than your case briefs.
My school offers a supplemental major along with my actual major. Would this be considered competitive when it comes to admissions? My actual major: Criminal Justice. Supplemental major: Law and Society. Any input is appreciated. Thank you!
Most law students use laptops to complete their exams. They do so in a room, where they are watched by a proctor. Special software saves the exam to the Internet.
Most of the top law schools give scholarships, but that means going to a lower ranked law school. For example, suppose you got accepted to Yale, the world’s top law school. You could likely get a scholarship to Duke, another top college. So do you pay less or go to the world’s best law school.
Do you think it would benefit a student to audit or sit in on a 1L law class the fall before they start law school. I graduate this semester, but I'm taking a year off before Law School, so I'll have the time after I finish the LSAT.
@@Learnlawbetter thanks. There is a paralegal legal writing course at the community college here. Do you think that might be a good intro or should i buy a legal writing book or some other course of action? My goal is to write on the law review
There are many law schools in the United States that desire international students. You will need to take the TOEFL, which will measure your English skills. Next, be prepared to pay for the education. Tuition will be around $30,000 and another $20,000 in housing. The law schools will want the tuition paid before you start classes.
To get into law school you need top grades, so if political science does that for you then stay. But supplement with classes in philosophy. Also, look for classes where you can practice writing, like many history classes.
Currently I am doing LLB course in India from Delhi university and I want to do LLM from oxford or Cambridge university !! So can you advice me regarding that
To attend an elite law school anywhere in the world, keep in mind that they are very selective in who they admit. This means you have to get top grade in your LLB program. Also, think about some extracurricular activities that will make your application stand out over all the other applications they receive.
It depends on what you want to do and where you go to law school. The return on investment is much lower as you get older. But last year there was a 52 year old in my class. He always wanted to become a lawyer, so he is doing it economically. He was at one of the lowest cost law schools in the nation and living frugally.
Thanks. Its very interesting and useful videos . some videos have subtitle it is very good because it help to follow you, but I cant see this subtitle in others . Try to add this opinion please. Thanks again
Strange. I just check on my side and they are there. But something weird was going on, which I've fixed. You might want to see if they are showing up now. Thanks for letting me know.
Hi. Sufina here! Im a oci holder and i have studied my 12th grade in india. I want to.persue law and so i am doing a bachelor degree here in india and would continue my law carrier in usa. What preparation or the level i need to make as i go to law school because im nt used to other country teachers or their teaching??
Practice technical writing. Almost every foreign lawyer I’ve had in my classroom was unable to write an essay exam under timed conditions. Hope you do well in your studies.
I’m trying my best to prepare the entire summer for my first year in LS this fall. I was interesting in getting a law school school prep course, the best one I’ve seen is BARBRI. Have you heard of this one before or have any other law school prep courses to recommend?
Law school is not primarily about the content, but rather learning skills. This means taking classes that will help improve your writing. Also, take any classes which help you learn litigation, transactional, or negotiation skills.
You should have some free time before classes begin. But also prepare for class. This is because law school is radically different than college and you need time to learn the new way of thinking. Students who start early may outperform those who don’t. And to those who get the best grades go the best jobs.
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Let me know what else you've heard you should do before starting law school. Also, feel free to ask me any questions you might have about starting law school.
How do law schools view Cal States and UCs?
Hi Professor, do you have any thoughts on Barbri's Law Preview course? I am considering taking their 6-day in-person course. I have heard mixed reviews about it. I have done a lot of reading and practicing on my own; do you think my "self-study" is sufficient or should I go with their program? It's quite expensive...
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I strongly recommend a law preview course, though I haven’t investigated their course in depth. I just went to their website and looked at it. There’s a lot there, but what is missing-at least I don’t see it-is a robust segment on exam taking skills. Just make sure that you begin developing exam taking skills soon. If you take the course, look for practice exams once you complete one of their courses. I do think that their course introductions are a great idea.
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Do you think a bachelor's degree in public administration is a good undergraduate degree before law School ?
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 tips on my channel as well. Love the content! Continue to make more videos.
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I have 2 years to finish my double major in criminal justice and philosophy and your videos are putting me in the mind set I appreciate and I’m grateful that you post these videos
Thanks! I appreciate knowing that my videos are helping.
How did it go?? Are you in law school now? :)
could you explain the different types of laws and what most lawyers specializes in after law school
There isn't really any one area that most lawyers specialize in. I can tell you that in the United States, less than 10% of all lawyers go to the courtroom. Most lawyers do their work from desk as transactional lawyers.
@@Learnlawbetter that is actually very reassuring to hear.
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Thank u so much being a lawyer is my dream
I will tell you what you need to do. You will need to practice administration law with the Interdiction.. it’s triple registers day in Porten documents, avoiding the problems that caused crime and fighting, and a need for critical thinking.
Thanks for sharing these helpful tips sir.
I would like to know how to get my name changed in court papers improper written grammar not all capital letters
I assume that laptops are an acceptable ADA accommodation in virtually every law school. As much fun as I have advocating for myself, fighting for accommodations is about the last thing I’d want to spend time on as a 1L (then again, LSAC still illegally flags LSAT results with accommodations so it’s not like I’m not used to the deck being squarely stacked against me from the beginning).
If the accommodation officer approves it, then it is allowed. But that may disclose your accommodation in a classroom where they aren’t allowed.
@@Learnlawbetter If I’m walking in with a white cane I couldn’t care less to whom I’m disclosing what :)
@ 5:12 "Those who start early will be at a competitive disadvantage over those who don't do anything over the summer"?
Will have an advantage. Slip of the tongue.
My dream is to go to law school be a lawyer I can argue any over conversation arguments I fight for what's right ✅I am learning to do what I have to do before going to school I'm gonna take care of myself always get checked improvove my health and everything I am a diabetic type 2 when I get into college eat snack because of my diabetes what I u go to pennfoster high school will my diploma take to law school what about if I have a low gpa
I am a high school student from India and have really been looking to go to Harvard, Yale or Stanford. My dream of becoming a lawyer in USA is quiet unusual for many people I know personally and even after knowing all the disadvantages, I truly want to become a lawyer. I wrote this because I do not know how to go about my situation and wanted your advice on what to do
In the United States, law school is a graduate program. Not too many international students get into US law schools. But you might have a better chance of getting into a US law school if you earn a college degree in the US. And to get into one of the T3, as you want, you will need almost a perfect GPA in college and close to a 180 LSAT score. Keep in mind, less that 1% of all law school graduates attend one of these three law schools--they are very competitive.
Can you talk about the JD/MBA program?
I’m not convinced this dual degree is worth getting. I’ve been told that lawyers view these candidates with suspicion, wondering if they really want to go into business. And the same is true for business people, wondering if the candidate really wants to be a lawyer. One person I know took the second degree off his resume.
I have a BSc in General agricultural and I want to do my masters degree in law. How can I get into it? I don’t have anything idea about laws.
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Great simple advice.
Thanks. Glad I could help.
What other books do you recommend people should read when preparing for law school?
For "start early", can you suggest any books?
I suggest a two prong approach: the law and exam skills. For the law, pick one topic and purchase a concise hornbook. Torts tends to be an easier topic, so I recommend the "Understanding Torts" concise hornbook by Diamond. In preparing for law school exams, I recommend "Writing Essay Exams to Succeed" by Dernbach.
Hi! I’m a law student (not from the USA) but I’m looking forward to learn American Law. I was hoping you could recommend me some books that explain how the American Law works; or even books that law students read and learn throughout college.
Law students in the US learn through case books and treatises. A case book provides edited appellate decisions, which explain a minor point of law. Then through the semester students put the pieces together to understand a broad topic. Then we also have treatises, which some faculty, like me, assign to students. When teaching Torts I assign "Understanding Torts" by Diamond. The "Understanding" series provides a good explanation of the law on a particular topic.
Can I get student loans to finance ALL expenses? Including rent, utilities, food, etc in addition to tuition and books?
Generally yes, but it depends. Students fill out a federal form and the financial aid department will determine how much in loans a student can take out. For the poor, yes, they can borrow money for all tuition and living expenses. This is why some law students are graduating with over $400,000 in student debt. Very hard to pay that kind of debt back.
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I am a freshman in high school and I’ve wanted to go to law school since 7th grade. I come from a poor family but I currently have a 4.0 GPA and am in all honors classes. My concern for law school is the cost. On top of that, I want to go to an out of state college. What can I do in my high school years to prepare me? What are the best scholarships to apply for that help future law students or students in general? How will I know what field of law I want to go into? Is there anything I need to know to help me?
You want to get a 4.0 in college. That, and a good LSAT score, will get you a Law school scholarship. Buy an LSAT prep book in your first year of college and begin preparing then. Khan Academy has a free course.
Learn Law Better Thank you so much!
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What is your advice for someone who is older, is deciding to change careers and go to law school?
Depends on what you mean by older? I’ve had students in their 50’s, 40’s, and 30’s. The older you get, realize that you are likely going to need to start your own firm.
@@Learnlawbetter 40's
You recommending roommates when I’m a subculture mother lolll
Gonna have to take the risk with commuting
What is a scope for international student who already have a bachelor degree in law(from home country) and wants to practice in America ?
It's complicated, depending on where in the US you want to practice. This is because each of our 50 States regulates the practice of law--there is no one approach for foreign lawyers. For example, in some States your foreign degree makes no difference and you would have to earn the JD degree. In fact, one student I taught last semester is a lawyer back in Europe, and she is pursuing her JD in the US. Some States require you to earn a one year LLM and then take the bar exam. And a few, will allow you to practice law. However, keep in mind that anything short of earning an American JD might mean few to no job opportunities, other than starting your own firm.
Thanks so much for this information. I had a first Degree in History, and now I want to cross into Law profession, can I be admitted I to Masters of Law directly withing a First Degree in Law? Or what advice can you give Me Sir
What are your thoughts about someone starting law school at 41 years of age?
One of my students last year was 52. You need to have a plan and be realistic about your prospects. I would be as economical as possible and consider attending a value priced law school.
fantastic advice
Holy molly I am supposed to start my law degree after this summer but I am still an irresponsable child... I will be barely 19, and I spent the last year at home learning virtually and being depressed.It’s going to be a shit show if I don’t prepare this summer...
Take it one day at a time so you don’t feel overwhelmed.
I’ am almost done with my associates. I’ll be working on my bachelors in the fall. I feel like I need to start preparing now what do you recommend for me to do? Is there a specific book that you recommend. Also my associates is in paralegal studies. I choose it because there’s so many legal writing and information that is being taught. I still feel like I need to be more prepared.
Most students come to law school without very good technical writing skills, so take as many courses that you can that require writing essays. As to books, you may want to purchase “Getting to Maybe” by Fischl
hello thanks am you really help alot
Happy to help
@@Learnlawbetter can you make a video on the types of areas of law to venture in and when do you specalise in the type of law you want to do when doing master's or undergraduates
Yes I am there's really want to be a lawyer
Thank you so much for this video! It was super helpful :)
Glad I could help.
What do you think about cops going to law school?
Most semesters I have at least one former police officer in one of my classes. Their training is primarily useful in criminal procedure, and they have some great experiences to share with the class.
Hi! Thank you for your advice. Do you know of any free law school prep courses?
Sorry, I don’t.
I live in the area of Chicago suburbs and I would like to know if 45 years old is to late for me to be a lawyer
Four years ago I had a 50 year student in my class--he was also from Chicago. He understood that his employment opportunities would be limited, so his plan was to go into solo practice. He struggled a bit, but graduated--hard worker.
Are there LSAT prep books you recommend such Kaplan or some other series?
It comes down to taking multiple practice exams. I suspect the advice on the books are somewhat comparable.
Okay, thank you for the quick response. I was figuring if a certain format was better or if the content was closest to the test. Either case, thank you. I'm just starting to think about going down this path.
I used Kaplan and actually really enjoyed it.
What are the best tools out there that will prepare you for the LSAT?
Here is a site with lots of resources: lsatblog.blogspot.com/p/welcome.html?m=1
Do you think that doing a major in Psychology will help me as a lawyer ?
To the extent the degree helps you to understand human behavior, it could help you in the practice of law. But I think it wouldn't help a great deal.
Any way I can learn from you?
You can check out my website: learnlawbetter.com
Is a 4.0 undergraduate GPA required to get into law school? Mine was a 3.04.
Michael S No, a 4.0 GPA is not required. There are 200 law schools, which look at your GPA and LSAT. A higher LSAT will help compensate for a lower GPA.
how can i be professor of international law what can i do ? please give full information about this question
You need to attend a prestigious law school and get top grades. Even then it can be hard to get a teaching job.
Pls I am in a huge confustion
I am still confused about what should I do for note-taking. Do I take notes before the lecture or after the lecture? Also, do I have to write all the cases separately on a book or do I incorporate it into my regular notes? I have a habit of taking mini notes on a book while in class and then I put everything together at the end of class or the week, but I am far behind note-taking for around 3 classes. Would love to get some advice from you.
After class, what you need to do is place the law from that class into a rule outline. No need to revise the facts from a case if you got that wrong. Also, jot down any exam tips provided by the prof. You don’t need too many notes before class, other than your case briefs.
A competitive disadvantage?
I missed it post edit, and only noticed the error once it was posted. I should have said advantage.
My school offers a supplemental major along with my actual major. Would this be considered competitive when it comes to admissions? My actual major: Criminal Justice. Supplemental major: Law and Society. Any input is appreciated. Thank you!
In the US the two primary factors in admissions are GPA and LSAT. If you can earn a supplemental degree and still maintain a high GPA then go for it.
Do there are typed exams in law schools?
Most law students use laptops to complete their exams. They do so in a room, where they are watched by a proctor. Special software saves the exam to the Internet.
Sir do the top law schools give scholarships and what are your earnings?
Most of the top law schools give scholarships, but that means going to a lower ranked law school. For example, suppose you got accepted to Yale, the world’s top law school. You could likely get a scholarship to Duke, another top college. So do you pay less or go to the world’s best law school.
Sir not sure...Is duke a good uni. by the way
Duke is a top University.
@@Learnlawbetter Thank you sir for the information
i need to pass first ny social work board exam before enrolling law , Can I just do my own preparation and techniques? would it help?
Are there any long distance learning law schools l can enrol and learn from my home country
Yes, but it won’t make you an attorney in your country. One online law school is called Concord Law School.
Do you think it would benefit a student to audit or sit in on a 1L law class the fall before they start law school. I graduate this semester, but I'm taking a year off before Law School, so I'll have the time after I finish the LSAT.
I don’t think it would help. But learning how to write law school essays would be useful.
@@Learnlawbetter thanks. There is a paralegal legal writing course at the community college here. Do you think that might be a good intro or should i buy a legal writing book or some other course of action? My goal is to write on the law review
I don’t know what they teach in a paralegal writing course. The key is to learn how to write a law school essay exam.
Hello I am from Bangladesh. I graduated LLB with CGPA 3.15. Do I have an opportunity to do LLM in the USA?
What should i do to get a chance?
There are many law schools in the United States that desire international students. You will need to take the TOEFL, which will measure your English skills. Next, be prepared to pay for the education. Tuition will be around $30,000 and another $20,000 in housing. The law schools will want the tuition paid before you start classes.
Is there any way I can receive a mentor if I get accepted to Law School?
Some law schools assign mentors, but most do not. The key is to look for someone to connect with and for you to establish a relationship with them.
hi im a political science student does my field will help me in entering the law school?
It won’t help or hurt you.
sir im still a first year college do you have any advice i can shift my course i still have a choice
To get into law school you need top grades, so if political science does that for you then stay. But supplement with classes in philosophy. Also, look for classes where you can practice writing, like many history classes.
Ah, I love 'The Paper Chase'!
Thanks for the great movie reference!
It’s my favorite law school movie.
What country do you work in
I am a law professor in the United States.
Currently I am doing LLB course in India from Delhi university and I want to do LLM from oxford or Cambridge university !! So can you advice me regarding that
To attend an elite law school anywhere in the world, keep in mind that they are very selective in who they admit. This means you have to get top grade in your LLB program. Also, think about some extracurricular activities that will make your application stand out over all the other applications they receive.
Hi. How hard is it to crack the CLAT exam?
I need your help sir
Do you think that going to a law school at 40 is a bad idea?
It depends on what you want to do and where you go to law school. The return on investment is much lower as you get older. But last year there was a 52 year old in my class. He always wanted to become a lawyer, so he is doing it economically. He was at one of the lowest cost law schools in the nation and living frugally.
Thank you for your prompt response. I subscribed your channel.
Me too!!!! I'm not necessarily looking at it in terms of ROI. I'm considering a second career. Key word: considering! LOL
Thanks. Its very interesting and useful videos .
some videos have subtitle it is very good because it help to follow you, but I cant see this subtitle in others .
Try to add this opinion please.
Thanks again
All videos have subtitles in English. If some are missing let me know which one is missing.
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Thanks . this video doesn't have it
Strange. I just check on my side and they are there. But something weird was going on, which I've fixed. You might want to see if they are showing up now. Thanks for letting me know.
Hi. Sufina here! Im a oci holder and i have studied my 12th grade in india. I want to.persue law and so i am doing a bachelor degree here in india and would continue my law carrier in usa. What preparation or the level i need to make as i go to law school because im nt used to other country teachers or their teaching??
Practice technical writing. Almost every foreign lawyer I’ve had in my classroom was unable to write an essay exam under timed conditions. Hope you do well in your studies.
I’m trying my best to prepare the entire summer for my first year in LS this fall. I was interesting in getting a law school school prep course, the best one I’ve seen is BARBRI. Have you heard of this one before or have any other law school prep courses to recommend?
They’re also super expensive at around $1000-$2000 for a 40 hour course. Do you have any alternative affordable choices?
Sorry, I haven’t spent time looking into these courses for some time.
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Can you state here sir what is the most advantage course in college to take law?
Law school is not primarily about the content, but rather learning skills. This means taking classes that will help improve your writing. Also, take any classes which help you learn litigation, transactional, or negotiation skills.
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Interesting information. 🦄
Why would a law school student not have any free time during the summers?
You should have some free time before classes begin. But also prepare for class. This is because law school is radically different than college and you need time to learn the new way of thinking. Students who start early may outperform those who don’t. And to those who get the best grades go the best jobs.
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What is your name Mr.?
Professor Beau Baez
@@Learnlawbetter thanks, one more thing. I want to study law, and presently I'm studing sociology major, does it still qualify me well to learn law?
No, it does not. But few majors do, and that is okay. Focus on getting top grades so that you have options on where to attend law school.
I am there's
Because I am a living breathing not propty
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Bro just copy and pasted legal eagles video lol
Or, did he copy mine 🤔
Call my student left back
why am i watching this ?
These are not law schools they're BAR attorney 🏫 schools. There is a difference