so I'm a secondary education major with a focus on history. after graduation I would like to do law. Can i just go for my LLM after taking the LSATs or do I have to get my J.D. too? I don't want to practice it just be able to teach it in the classroom.
question about a LLM
Posted Nov 22, 2009 23:16
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so I'm a secondary education major with a focus on history. after graduation I would like to do law. Can i just go for my LLM after taking the LSATs or do I have to get my J.D. too? I don't want to practice it just be able to teach it in the classroom.
Posted Nov 23, 2009 03:28
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You cannot take LLM without a LLB/JD degree. You can take the LSAT and get a JD degree first.
You cannot take LLM without a LLB/JD degree. You can take the LSAT and get a JD degree first.
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