159: Changing The Law School Experience
Changing the Law School ExperienceIs the law school process outdated? Join in while three law school generations talk about their experience, the good and bad, and how they would improve law school to better prepare future lawyers. It is no surprise that most parents wish for their children to go to law school. Lawyers are well respected, highly educated, and are known for being some of the richest and best CEO's in America. BUT, did you know most lawyers end up with large amounts of debt and...
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159: Changing The Law School Experience
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159: Changing The Law School Experience
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Changing the Law School ExperienceIs the law school process outdated? Join in while three law school generations talk about their experience, the good and bad, and how they would improve law school to better prepare future lawyers. It is no surprise that most parents wish for their children to go to law school. Lawyers are well respected, highly educated, and are known for being some of the richest and best CEO's in America. BUT, did you know most lawyers end up with large amounts of debt and unable to find a job right out of school?After watching, do you think that this new way to structure law school would be beneficial? What are some other things you would change?
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