Should I go to graduate school in law?

I passed the examination last year and was admitted to Southwest University of Political Science and Law as a graduate student. There is no contradiction between the two and reviewing together and being well prepared. Moreover, the recruitment announcements of well-known law firms are very popular with prestigious universities.

It is also quite good to be admitted to the graduate school of five colleges and four departments. It has an important impact on future business promotion and career promotion. ‍‍

The quality of personnel in the legal inspection system is getting higher and higher, and judicial examinations and graduate students have also become a trend in grassroots colleges, including some counties, where labels such as graduate students and judicial examinations are also common. If you want to engage in other types of civil servants, there is no need to study in business, you can take the exam, and there is no longer any requirement for your exam. It's just that you're leaving the legal profession.

Yes, first, the salary of graduate students is high, on average about five or six hundred more than my undergraduates, and they enjoy the treatment of associate subjects; The second is the development prospects, definitely promoted faster than my capital, not to mention anything else, now the provincial high court is selecting, the basic education is a master's degree!

The most important thing in studying law is to pass the judicial examination, without judicial qualifications, you can't be a judge, prosecutor, lawyer, graduate student has little role unless you stay in school, and the time for graduate school is not as good as working in a law firm for a few years, after all, law is a practical discipline, and the theory of graduate law is not important in practice.

As for the postgraduate entrance examination, you can choose to take the postgraduate examination if you have spare time, and the key depends on your English level. Nowadays, colleges and universities have high requirements for graduate students to have a high level of English proficiency. It is also an important factor in getting admitted to a prestigious school.

If the school is very ordinary, it is recommended to study for graduate school, choose a better school, and have a good reputation.

If you like this major and want to engage in professional-related work, you don't need to hesitate to go to graduate school, and the law major, the graduate school entrance examination is a necessary condition for you to find a job, which is also a plus. ‍‍

In terms of personal experience, if you plan to work in the public prosecutor's office in the future, you should pass the judicial examination and graduate with a master's degree. The bar examination is the threshold for practicing law, and only those who have crossed the past are qualified to do it.

There is no advantage to a bachelor's degree in law anymore, and many law firms require a master's degree. Preferably a PhD. Not to mention the entry of civil servants into the public security system, it is best to have a doctorate degree.

In the current social situation, everyone should make a decision based on the situation.

First of all, undergraduates already have the conditions for work and entrepreneurship, and those with practical skills should seize the opportunity to turn their skills and knowledge into wealth as soon as possible.

Secondly, graduate students are professional talents who should make outstanding contributions in the field of research. Therefore, many people do not engage in their professional work after graduating from master's and doctoral degrees, and only use their academic qualifications as a stepping stone, which is a big failure of education.

In the end, now that everything is starting to roll, a lot of investment is wasted, many opportunities are raised, and it is not normal to recruit a trainee lawyer or assistant to have a master's degree.

If you really love this major and can achieve something in your field, it is recommended to continue reading. Academic qualifications are the wedding dress, and real talent and real learning are the connotation, so that they can be invincible.

A lot of comments are misleading! Even in Beijing and Shanghai, a graduate degree in law is not a requirement. Unless you want to go to some top law firms, or forensic examination in first- and second-tier cities, the undergraduate plus the examination is sufficient.

Moreover, there is a trend of shrinking the enrollment of law graduate students, and there are only so many people who can be admitted every year, is it possible that those who can't pass the exam don't need to be employed?

Hello everyone, as a layman, I also express my humble opinion, I don't speak well, and I hope you are elegant! I graduated from my bachelor's degree in 2001, and this major is actually practical with law! If you want to enter the system, then it is recommended that you take a master's degree and doctorate, but if you don't want to enter the system, then, like most of the students in our class, practice in society for a few years, and then open your own company ......You are the same, after passing the law exam, you have practiced for a few years, and now that you have a lawyer's certificate, you can open a law firm with your classmates......

I personally suggest that I go to a first-tier city to study for a master's degree (master's degree), try to choose a famous school, because I know that the tutor resources are good, you can use the tutor's resources to develop yourself, no matter where you develop, academic qualifications will be an advantage of your employment, the first-tier city red circle law firm, not only requires a postgraduate degree, but also a law test, note, TOEFL or IELTS, because the resources of the famous law firm are good, which will help you grow!

Depending on your academic qualifications, part-time undergraduates are still recommended to take the postgraduate entrance examination to improve themselves. Full-time friends can decide according to their own requirements.

I feel that I should take the provincial examination to enter the public procuratorate and law Now the recruitment of the public procuratorate and law is basically political and legal majors, especially the police, and there is a shortage of people, and I will take the examination in the future.

I don't need to read the Fa book, it's not the five colleges and four departments, unless you have a pursuit, you can try. If you don't go to graduate school, you must have a legal certificate, and with a certificate, the road will be wider.

Those who are already engaged in law in law firms, have the time and energy to choose according to the situation, and may be able to be strong, it is recommended to expand and improve the level of business.

Not necessarily. In Shanghai, after studying for graduate school, he entered the court, and at the beginning he was only designated as a clerk.

If you don't study for a law major, it's useless to pass the law exam, and there are too many undergraduates.

Not going to graduate school? Without enough theoretical accumulation, do you want to arbitrarily judge or ignore human life?

This year, my daughter was admitted to Shanghai Jiaotong University's Kaiyuan Law School.

Turnip greens have their own love.

You don't need to go to graduate school for that major.

What is the best major for undergraduate and graduate students? Do you want to continue your studies in law?

Hello, glad to answer for you. It is best to study law, but it is not impossible to study law undergraduate, there are currently two ways, one is to take the academic master's degree interprofessionally, that is, the master of law; The second is to take the Master of Laws (Non-Legal). The first is relatively difficult, and the second is specifically marketable for non-compliant candidates, but it has become more popular in recent years.

If you major, if you can't study law, you can choose the following majors:1Language.

Law is an applied discipline, no matter whether you are engaged in academic research or professional practice in the future, it is very advantageous to be proficient in a foreign language, and the tutor will also prefer students with good foreign language proficiency in the admissions. At the same time, after the undergraduate foreign language, you can consider going abroad LLM, etc., many bigwigs in the circle are like this, first learn foreign languages and then go abroad to study law systematically (there is no undergraduate law in the United States), and then return to China; 2.Ma Zhe and Political Science.

Needless to say, the relationship between law and politics in China is that the research of many secondary disciplines of law is very much in need of students with multidisciplinary backgrounds, such as the current emerging supervision law and intra-party regulations, which are closely related to these majors.

Since 1996, China has been piloting the BAI Master of Laws in accordance with the provisions of the "Interim Measures for the Examination and Approval of Professional Degree Establishment" deliberated and adopted by the 14th DAO meeting of the Academic Degree Committee. The Master of Laws degree is a professional degree with a specific legal professional background, which mainly cultivates high-level legal professionals and management talents for legislative, judicial, lawyer, notary, trial, procuratorate, supervision and economic management, finance, administrative law enforcement and supervision, and other departments and industries.

Master of Laws, a level between the LL.B. and the Juris Doctor, is a level of LL.M. degree education for candidates majoring in law at the undergraduate level, with a focus on solid theoretical research, aiming to cultivate all-round academic and practical talents for the country.

The admissions examination is independently proposed by the admissions institution or the joint entrance examination, and after being admitted, the graduate student status will be obtained. Upon graduation, if the course study and ** defense meet the requirements of the Degree Regulations, you will be awarded a graduation certificate and a degree certificate.

If the bachelor's degree is law, it is best to take the LL.M. exam.

The LLM is an academic type of 3 years; The Master of Laws is a professional type of 2 years, and there are Master of Laws (Law) and Master of Laws (Non-Legal). It mainly depends on your purpose and pursuit of studying for a master's degree. There is also a difference in the exam.

The postgraduate entrance examination for undergraduate law majors should take the Master of Laws and the Master of Laws (Law Edition) specially designed for the law major, but not the Master of Laws (non-right law). If you want to do research and take an academic path, you can study for an LL.M., while the LL.M. (Law) is more practical and applied, and the study time of these two types of master's degrees varies from school to school.

Do research to study for a master's degree in law, and study for a master's degree in law for a diploma!

For those who are interested in pursuing a career in the legal profession, a Master of Laws is better than a Master of Laws, and it is recommended to take a Master of Laws degree.

First of all, the LLM exam is fairer and easier for you to get into a slightly better school. For non-law undergraduates, there is no advantage in competing with those who are law undergraduates. With the same amount of hard work, you may be able to get into a better school if you take the LL.M. exam, and the advantages brought by the school can be more reflected in the job search, especially in the lawyer industry.

Secondly, the LLM is no worse than the LLM in terms of professionalism, and even surpasses it. People who take the LLM exam are more interested in law, and those who study law in undergraduate years are not necessarily because of interest, and those who have attended an undergraduate know the state of their undergraduate studies, and it is good to have a superficial understanding of the major they are studying, so how to talk about research.

Actually, I'm not.

Bai you legal profession du, but know a little bit of information zhi for reference:

1 As a lawyer, I know that I have to take the law attorney's license, and I don't have the right to go to graduate school.

2 The Master of Laws belongs to the professional degree, which belongs to the kind of **. An LLM should be a general master's student. I think the relationship between the two is a bit like the relationship between an MBA and a general master's degree in economics or management.

Also, there are general professional degrees with degrees and no academic qualifications, but there are both LL.M. degrees.

3 Professional master's degree is generally more skill-oriented and application-oriented. Whereas, the average master's degree student is research-oriented.

4 The entrance examination for professional master's degree (joint entrance examination) should be in October, and the entrance examination should be in September of the following year. The entrance examination for master's students (UEC) is held in January, and admission is held in September of the same year. In addition, candidates who take the unified examination can also choose to apply for a professional master's degree.

After the above analysis, I think that in terms of your ambition, you should study for a master's degree in law. But then the economic pressure will be greater.

If you want to study law in Shanghai, it should be Huazheng or Fudan, and Jiaotong University is an engineering university, so law is not your strong point. In addition, the Sino-German College of Tongji University also has a law major, which is a Sino-German cooperation program, and you have the opportunity to obtain degrees from both countries. After entering the school, you will have to make up German lessons, but you will not need to take the exam.

You want to be a lawyer

Teacher's words,It's not too direct to take the test.,The key is to pass the test.。

Only after passing the judicial examination can you have the qualification to practice as a lawyer, but the LLM is more professional. You can go to Shanghai for any exam, as long as the score is enough, the LLM is generally the national unified examination, but some schools have their own propositions, as for the LLM master's degree, the school naturally makes its own questions.

If you want to take the LLM exam, you have to take the basic disciplines, generally 13 courses, and you must take the jurisprudence and criminal law, but it is relatively simple and there is not much theory.

If you want to take the LLM exam, generally speaking, jurisprudence and criminal law are also compulsory subjects in the comprehensive study of law, and you can't escape it, at the same time, it is recommended that if you want to take the postgraduate examination in law, do not be admitted to the university or Fudan, their law ranking is not very high, of course, Fudan is still better, and it is not easy to test, and the professionalism is not as good as some professional law schools.

If you want to take the LLM exam, you can consider these two schools, which are relatively less difficult and more cost-effective.

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In the college entrance examination, I want to rely on the University of Political Science and Law, and become a lawyer after graduation, but I don't know what courses I should study! Please explain the genus.

One time! There is a "Master of Laws" and a "Master of Laws", which one should you take if you want to become a lawyer???

I want to study law abroad, but if I decide to study law at home as an undergraduate, is there any harm in doing so???

First of all, Master of Laws.

Fundamentally different from the LLM, the LLM is a graduate program for non-law students at the undergraduate level, while law students at the undergraduate level can only apply for the LLM program. Shanghai Fudan University should have its own propositions, and under normal circumstances, the topics of the graduate school entrance examination are only public courses: political theory and English are national unified propositions; The examination questions for the specialized courses are formulated by the respective schools according to the bibliography selected by their own schools.

The questions in the professional business section of the general graduate school entrance examination are divided into two parts, professional business I and II, business I and business I may be a single subject, and business II may be comprehensive. (e.g. Business 1, Jurisprudence; Business 2:

Civil Law, Civil Procedure, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure. If you want to become a lawyer in the future, and you want to obtain a master's diploma first, you can choose to apply for the exam according to your hobbies. To become a lawyer, you must first pass the national bar examination (basically the passing score is 360 points per year, except in special policy areas).

If the lawyer is only in the civil and commercial field, the road is too narrow. And the money is also less. (Think about it carefully).