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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So I think what the above poster is trying to say is that JD always comes after a BA/BS in the US. A person with a JD has 7 years of education beyond high school.[/quote] A college degree is not required for a JD. [/quote] In the US, a college degree is required to have a JD. Name one US law school that admits students without an undergraduate degree. In some states you can practice law without a bachelors or JD, but those people aren't awarded a JD, they are just qualified to practice law in that state. I hope I'm wrong and you're right, because then I'll save a lot on college for my DC who claims to want to be a lawyer. DC wants to practicecin the US. Please educate me. [/quote] Not true. [/quote]
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