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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My daughter currently at stern aspires to be a corporate lawyer when she graduates. Majoring in finance and economics, but wonder if she should instead focus on finance and math? Also, should she work high finance for a year before applying to law school vs directly upon graduation. [/quote] [b]Attorneys only need basic math skills[/b], but if your daughter prefers to major in math due to interest in the subject area, then she should do so. However, for a practicing lawyer, econ & finance would be a better background than finance & math.[/quote] I ended up in tax. You need real math skills for much of it. [/quote] DS is a PE, Civil Engineer from a low ranked State School. 5 yrs after working as a Civil Engineer he went back to Law School at a t3 law school. He is now a partner at arguably the largest construction law practice in the US. His Civil undergraduate degree with a PE has catapulted him to the top of the construction law arena….[/quote]
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