I'm currently a history major and I'm wondering if being a history undergrad would hurt my chances if I were to apply to a tax LLM program in the future. I know I'm thinking way ahead but I'm just considering all my options at this point. So do I need to worry about this or should I stay on my path and do well in tax classes during law school?
Does your undergrad matter for tax LLM admissions?
Posted Dec 22, 2019 01:50
I'm currently a history major and I'm wondering if being a history undergrad would hurt my chances if I were to apply to a tax LLM program in the future. I know I'm thinking way ahead but I'm just considering all my options at this point. So do I need to worry about this or should I stay on my path and do well in tax classes during law school?
Posted Dec 28, 2019 02:12
Completely irrelevant. You’re putting the cart before the horse on this one.
Completely irrelevant. You’re putting the cart before the horse on this one.
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