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Has anyone attended Law School?

jiggywalker2008 asked:


If so, how hard is it, and what is the most challenging part about it. Does it matter what your undergraduate major is before going into law school?

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  1. xo379 on May 7th, 2009 5:10 am

    i haven’t, but my dad did, and a lot of my friends are in it now…from what they’ve said, i think the hardest part is really the amount of work. it is a lot a lot a LOT of work, and you really have to take it seriously.
    and no, it doesn’t matter what major you were, unless it’s something that might not be taken as seriously, like dance. the best majors (other than pre-law obviously) are history, philosophy, english, politics, and international relations. anything that really teaches you how to analyze and think and write well.

  2. tlfluvsgwen on May 9th, 2009 4:39 am

    I am in law school now…it doesn’t matter what you study in undergrad, but I did legal studies and am a tad bit ahead of the group because I know how to do case briefs and they never learned how in their major. Also the most challenging part is the reading. We have about 5-6 cases to read per class with 5 classes total. And then there is the anxiety of being called on randomly and not having the right answer. But you do learn a lot and it is all very interesting (if of course you are interested in law)