I am a 3L who is considering getting a PhD since I have been told that you need one to make it in academia. However I am not sure which PhD would be the best to persue, any ideas?
Right PhD to compliment a JD?
Posted May 26, 2012 19:32
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I am a 3L who is considering getting a PhD since I have been told that you need one to make it in academia. However I am not sure which PhD would be the best to persue, any ideas?
Posted May 27, 2012 00:21
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One does not need a PHD to make in as a legal academic. If you want to get one though, I would suggest you focus on getting one in an area in which you are really interested, since it is a great deal of time an effort to commit.
One does not need a PHD to make in as a legal academic. If you want to get one though, I would suggest you focus on getting one in an area in which you are really interested, since it is a great deal of time an effort to commit.
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