how long do i have to go to school to be a public defeinder?
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First, you need to need a bachelor's degree (or undergraduate degree).  Then need to get accepted into law school  (graduate degree).  You'll spend a total of 6 to 8 years past your high school diploma.\n\nMost law students have an undergraduate degree in Pre-Law, History, Criminal Justice, or Political Science; however, this isn't necessary to get excepted into law school.
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The range nationally seems to be from 16 to 21 years of age. A lot depends on the state you are in, requirements for graduation, and how much extra you will do. I know of students who took classes at the community college over the summer between their junior and senior year so they could graduate in December at age 16 and I know students who did not care about their education and were in the 12th grade for their 3rd year at age 21. Most states have a cut off age of 21 where you can not attend public schools any longer (this age is increased to 24 usually if you have a disability.)
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Depends how hard you study and how many classes you can pass. Many clinical hours. If you want to be an LVN and pass meds and wipe butts, it only takes a year.
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Public Policy is the study of exactly that, Public Policy.\n\nYou study all the thing you need to master the art of drafting Public Policies.\n\nI just don't think that it should be a two year program, possibly one semester, not two.
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FIRST you must complete your four years of college, you will major in a subject such as English or Math and in Secondary Education.  Your Education courses will cover the portfolio and required classes.  You will be required to student teach for a semester as well.  It is very likely that it will take you a minimum of 4.5 years if not 5.  The state of WI has standards that you must reach including a Student Teacher Aptitude test, classes in History, the environment, special education (even if you are not a special ed teacher) Wisconsin has some of the most rigorous teaching requirements and most states will accept your degree and certification with no problem.
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1- four years of college (any major) with a pre medicine program.\n\n2- four years of medicine (that's if you get accepted)\n\n3- three years of general surgery residency.\n\n4- two to three years of plastic surgery residency.\n\nthat's a tottal of 13 or 14 years.
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US Constitution Article 1, Section 2 lists requirements.\n\nBasically, 25 years of age, and seven years a citizen.\n\nTo become a rep get involved locally, probably with one of the parties. Establish contacts, who know of your ambition.
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Martial arts is a lifetime commitment. Even if you make it to Black Belt which can take 3-7 years depending on which martial arts you train in, your training is still not complete, there's plenty more to learn! So to answer your question, it's simply not possible.
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There's really no way to make the VA "hurry." They're a government entity, they don't hurry. For a domestic school it takes 6-8 weeks. If you're going to a foreign school that they recognize, I can't see it taking any longer.
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You will need to take a few "common" education classes and then have to student teach in order to get your certificate. It probably would take a little longer than a calendar year.
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You need to take everything.. haha.  becoming a doctor takes about 7 years of college.  You can look up the syllabus for any major at the websites of most big colleges and universities.  Do your homework!
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you need to be certified through an accredited program and then take the required state tests to be state certified.  private schools can differ from public, though.
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I like the idea of having to do community service to qualify, but 8 years of pro-bono work?\n\nThey'd have to be on welfare or have very rich parents.\n\nMaybe a certain number of hours a year from age 18. Something in the neighbourhood of 300 hours a year for a minimum of 4 years, verified by a non-partisan board of some kind.\n\nI like the civics classes, etc.
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That depends on your present fitness level.  If you have never run before, it could take about 2 years of REGULAR fitness training.  Make sure you talk to your doctor before doing such a thing though or you could really hurt yourself if not done properly.
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Do it legally/ He must work or go to school and stay out of trouble for a length of time-how hard is that?
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it will take about15 days to learn everything thoroughly.so time wise you seem to be all right.
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depends on the office.  Most is 4 years, for things such as President of U.S.\nSenator is longer I believe.