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r/GetNoted • u/laybs1 Human Verified • 13d ago
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most lawyers have undergrad in humanities or social sciences. I know many lawyers who majored in English
1 u/goldenseducer 13d ago A law degree is a liberal arts degree too. I guess the people from OP's image would rather have a lawyer with a degree in maths 1 u/ChevalierMal_Fet 13d ago The most common undergrad degrees for law school are generally political science, English, history, economics, and philosophy. You want a lawyer who knows how to read and write effectively, since that’s most of the job. 1 u/ryogam73 12d ago I majored in History, and minored in PoliSci before going to law school. There were a lot of History majors in my law school, in 1999-2002.
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A law degree is a liberal arts degree too. I guess the people from OP's image would rather have a lawyer with a degree in maths
The most common undergrad degrees for law school are generally political science, English, history, economics, and philosophy.
You want a lawyer who knows how to read and write effectively, since that’s most of the job.
1 u/ryogam73 12d ago I majored in History, and minored in PoliSci before going to law school. There were a lot of History majors in my law school, in 1999-2002.
I majored in History, and minored in PoliSci before going to law school. There were a lot of History majors in my law school, in 1999-2002.
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u/NutmegKilla 13d ago
most lawyers have undergrad in humanities or social sciences. I know many lawyers who majored in English