Fri Apr 01, 2005 8:53 pm
3 years to get a degree in law? That's ...short.
4. I spent my 19th,20th,21st AND 22nd year in lawschool, so maybe I should have said 'entered at 19 and finished at 23. I spent my 23rd year getting a post-graduate degree in civic law and I've been working for a year now...
Fri Apr 01, 2005 8:56 pm
Dr. Dweaver99027 wrote:3 years to get a degree in law? That's ...short.
4. I spent my 19th,20th,21st AND 22nd year in lawschool, so maybe I should have said 'entered at 19 and finished at 23. I spent my 23rd year getting a post-graduate degree in civic law and I've been working for a year now...
Ah, then I understand.
Mon Apr 04, 2005 12:38 pm
i guess dweaver adds a year to every 10 months....like he said he is 25 when basically he is just 24 and 11 months old......
another que: i think you have to get a baord exam for a law degree right? adn you have to have a whole year for review.....and the dweave man just did it in 5 short years.....he must've been pretty damn good for the job......
another que: i think you have to get a baord exam for a law degree right? adn you have to have a whole year for review.....and the dweave man just did it in 5 short years.....he must've been pretty damn good for the job......
Mon Apr 04, 2005 3:56 pm
i think you have to get a baord exam for a law degree right?
No,it's just the courses. 4 years, around 40 courses, pass them all and you got your law degree.
adn you have to have a whole year for review....
You have to give an exam in order to be able to join the lawyers union and be able to practice law.That can be over in 3 months or so...