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June 16, 2012

"You're better off going to law school abroad."

That is one of the 10 Things Law Schools Won't Tell You from Annamaria Andriotis' Smart Money article.

English universities don't offer a core curriculum of arts and sciences. Prospective students declare their major during the application process. After three years at an English university, law students can complete their undergrad studies and qualify for the Bar exams in 27 states... To be sure, in most of those 27 states that permit taking the Bar, students will need to meet extra requirements, like attaining additional education at an ABA-approved law school that can include a Master's program in Law, but that still wouldn't wipe out their savings.

[JH]

June 16, 2012 in Law School News & Views | Permalink

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