Law Schools and Graduate Law Programs

Law schools give their graduates the potential to earn higher-than-average salaries in almost every corner of the economy and society. Whether you want to represent indigent defendants during civil and criminal proceedings, prosecute alleged offenders, incorporate a new business, rule from the bench as a judge, represent private clients, become an educator, or explore a career in government, law schools provide the extensive training necessary to pass the bar exam and work as an attorney. Many law schools offer programs that require three years of full-time study to develop communication, analytical, interpersonal, problem-solving, and research skills.

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