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Is this a right choice?# Law - 律师事务所
w*e
1
Hello everyone. Sorry I can only use English to input.
I have earned an advanced degree in Chemistry/Biochemistry in the US. While
job-hunting, I am trying to give some serious thought to the possibility of
making a career out of legal practice. Here are the things I'd like to learn
from you guys.
1. Is the science degree I have now going to favor my application to any law
school in US?
2. Does the science degree make me more marketable once I am out of law school
? and if yes, in which fields?
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D*s
2
My only advice is that you should take a law school class first.
That is what I am doing now.
It's not that simple.
Language is the highest hurdle.

school
need

【在 w***e 的大作中提到】
: Hello everyone. Sorry I can only use English to input.
: I have earned an advanced degree in Chemistry/Biochemistry in the US. While
: job-hunting, I am trying to give some serious thought to the possibility of
: making a career out of legal practice. Here are the things I'd like to learn
: from you guys.
: 1. Is the science degree I have now going to favor my application to any law
: school in US?
: 2. Does the science degree make me more marketable once I am out of law school
: ? and if yes, in which fields?

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c*i
3
Why? English? Latin?

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【在 D**********s 的大作中提到】
: My only advice is that you should take a law school class first.
: That is what I am doing now.
: It's not that simple.
: Language is the highest hurdle.
:
: school
: need

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D*s
4
Both.
The class I am taking now requires a lot of reading in Ancient english, such
as Sir Coke's writing or even Bracton. It's so painful.
Another problem is that after I read a long article, I cannot remember the
content very well, or rather I have difficulty in reciting the text.
Comprehending the main points is not easy for a non native speaker if the
article is more than 20 pages. Even I understand the article very well, it is
still very hard to articulate it in the class. My classmate can e

【在 c**i 的大作中提到】
: Why? English? Latin?
:
: * * *

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a*d
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Your chem background will help a little. But in the admission process, nothing
is as crucial as your LSAT and GPA. Whether it is going to help you in
finding a great job depends on which field of law you would like to practice.
If you want to do patent, of couse having a science degree is not gonna hurt.
But keep in mind that you will be competing with a lot of other people in law
school with sci and tech backgrounds. The success of your job hunting will
depend a lot on you grades and the reputa

【在 w***e 的大作中提到】
: Hello everyone. Sorry I can only use English to input.
: I have earned an advanced degree in Chemistry/Biochemistry in the US. While
: job-hunting, I am trying to give some serious thought to the possibility of
: making a career out of legal practice. Here are the things I'd like to learn
: from you guys.
: 1. Is the science degree I have now going to favor my application to any law
: school in US?
: 2. Does the science degree make me more marketable once I am out of law school
: ? and if yes, in which fields?

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c*i
6
Interesting. Any citation?
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b*e
7
good summary! one more thing: IMHO, a good lawyer with mediocre scientific
background is much more marketable than a mediocre lawyer with strong
technical expertise.

nothing
.
.
law
you

【在 a**d 的大作中提到】
: Your chem background will help a little. But in the admission process, nothing
: is as crucial as your LSAT and GPA. Whether it is going to help you in
: finding a great job depends on which field of law you would like to practice.
: If you want to do patent, of couse having a science degree is not gonna hurt.
: But keep in mind that you will be competing with a lot of other people in law
: school with sci and tech backgrounds. The success of your job hunting will
: depend a lot on you grades and the reputa

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w*e
8
Many thanks to DarthSidious, choi, abcd, babyhorse for your suggestions....
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O*g
9
Ginsburg dozed off during the oral arguments of the Gerrymandering case.
I thought that should be exciting. :)

to
rules.

【在 c**i 的大作中提到】
: Interesting. Any citation?
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c*i
10
Why? English? Latin?

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【在 D**********s 的大作中提到】
: Both.
: The class I am taking now requires a lot of reading in Ancient english, such
: as Sir Coke's writing or even Bracton. It's so painful.
: Another problem is that after I read a long article, I cannot remember the
: content very well, or rather I have difficulty in reciting the text.
: Comprehending the main points is not easy for a non native speaker if the
: article is more than 20 pages. Even I understand the article very well, it is
: still very hard to articulate it in the class. My classmate can e

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O*g
11
Ginsburg dozed off during the oral arguments of the Gerrymandering case.
I thought that should be exciting. :)

to
rules.

【在 c**i 的大作中提到】
: Why? English? Latin?
:
: * * *

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D*s
12
My only advice is that you should take a law school class first.
That is what I am doing now.
It's not that simple.
Language is the highest hurdle.

school
need

【在 w***e 的大作中提到】
: Hello everyone. Sorry I can only use English to input.
: I have earned an advanced degree in Chemistry/Biochemistry in the US. While
: job-hunting, I am trying to give some serious thought to the possibility of
: making a career out of legal practice. Here are the things I'd like to learn
: from you guys.
: 1. Is the science degree I have now going to favor my application to any law
: school in US?
: 2. Does the science degree make me more marketable once I am out of law school
: ? and if yes, in which fields?

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c*i
13
Interesting. Any citation?

【在 O*****g 的大作中提到】
: Ginsburg dozed off during the oral arguments of the Gerrymandering case.
: I thought that should be exciting. :)
:
: to
: rules.

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