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    Question: what is the eduction to become a lawyer?

    Answer:

    You must receive an undergraduate degree from a college or university (approximately 4 years), take the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT), apply and get accepted to law school and attend an accredited law school (approximately 3 years). Once you have completed the education, you must pass the BAR exam (which is a licensing exam), usually undergo an extensive background check, and acheive a minimum score on the MPRE (Multi-state Professional Responsibility Exam) in order to receive a law license.

    If you are interested in a legal career, don’t let the time it takes discourage you – it will go by very quickly! Talk to your school counselor about a career plan and what to take for your undergraduate degree. It’s never too early to start thinking about it. See also Question #422.


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    On 04/16/08
    m from Othr said:
    I cant wait to be a lawyer. Ill try my best! :)
    On 02/22/08
    Tina from NY said:
    I am definately going to be a lawyer:)
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