This is to cyanne, Have you completed Law School? Where are you attending?
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I like cyanne's answers - she seems on the ball, so I wouldn't be surprised to learn that she has done something like that.
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Law school directory:\n\nhttp://www.hg.org/schools.html
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I didn't attend law school but the campus is beautiful and their academic programs are first rate.  Also, if you're not familiar with the city it is full of history.  It also has a top notch night life and is very beautiful.
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3 years of full time law school
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According to US News,\n\n1. Lewis and Clark College (Northwestern) (OR)\n2. Vermont Law School\n3. Pace University (NY)\n\nI've included a couple of links to a law school discussion board that discusses this topic.
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i actually studied. then graduated. and now i have a professional career. i made the right choice. my friends that fit the profile, never graduated, dropped out or are working at mc donalds.
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Don't waste your time.  Go to an ABA-approved law school if at all possible, but forget about online classes unless offered by a real law school.
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I'm currently a 2L taking my 4th semester of exams, and here's my advice:\n\n1) Learn how to take law school exams.  At least look up some sample exams in Contracts, Property, and Torts on-line before the first one slaps you in the face.  If possible, take a law school exam writing class before your first set of exams.\n2) Have diligent study habits:  Read, take notes summarize, learn how to spot issues in your reading, learn what's important (meaning given more points), and make sure you KNOW those things\n\nAlso, many incoming students don't know:\n1) That most schools do not have quizzes or homework to subsidize your grade in the classes.  Your grade on your final exam is often the only grade you get and the TOTAL grade for the class.\n2) That many bar schools have a mandatory curve for classes that will be tested on the bar exam.  In other words, only 8% to 10% of the people in your class will get A's, and 8% to 10% will get a C- or less.\n\nLaw School is tough, and can be very rewarding.  Best Wishes!
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Kennedy Western University. \nwww.kw.edu
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Not a lot. We are moving house, my daughter has just moved out to go to university (and that has cost us an arm and a leg!), we have had a few major birthdays in the family and my sister in-law is getting married a week on Saturday. So all of our money has gone on that! Where are you going?
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Haven’t you at least read the case syllabus?\n\nIf not, read it and questions should come to mind.  \n\nYou can find it at the source link: .
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I had that same question, so I started to do some research and stumbled upon the page I listed as source. A Criminal Justice professor made it. There is a list of all the good Graduate CJ programs in the country listed by state. He handpicked all those schools. He also writes about the ins and outs of graduate education in criminal justice. Check it out, I found it to be really helpful. \n\nPS: It seems like the page is down right now (it happens form time to time) but check it out sometime later today or tomorrow and it shoud be up.
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I personally didn't go yet. I wasn't ready yet, but most likely going in September. I had to figure out what I wanted to do with my life first.Did you go? And if so why did you go to college?
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Several. Where exactly are you? I'm in Raleigh, NC. and NC State University gave me credit. I took AP Biology...made a 4 and they gave me credit :)
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Have you tryed law.com It helps me in my law class.
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you shouldn't get a law degree online. actually go to a university...like havard
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Not always, but most are not paid.\nMine was unpaid.\nMost of my classmates internships were unpaid. I think I know of one girl who got a paid internship, thats it.\n\n\n\nI want to know what city Cyanne is from that paid internships were plentiful!!!! Please tell us