I am an english graduate from a non-law degree who wants to do a law conversion. There are very common in the UK but ideally I would like to study in the USA. I am having trouble finding information about them though. Do they have these courses in the USA? What are they called and how do I find out where offers them?
law conversions
Posted Oct 14, 2005 18:32
I am an english graduate from a non-law degree who wants to do a law conversion. There are very common in the UK but ideally I would like to study in the USA. I am having trouble finding information about them though. Do they have these courses in the USA? What are they called and how do I find out where offers them?
Posted Oct 15, 2005 19:38
All Americans do non-law undergraduate degrees. Then they go to law school for a JD - a 3 year programme. There's no CPE/GDL (i'm a UK student!), as in a one year programme. The LLM is to be done after the JD or, for UK students, either after a law degree or after the conversion course.
All Americans do non-law undergraduate degrees. Then they go to law school for a JD - a 3 year programme. There's no CPE/GDL (i'm a UK student!), as in a one year programme. The LLM is to be done after the JD or, for UK students, either after a law degree or after the conversion course.
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