Anonymous
Post 03/21/2018 08:55     Subject: Re:Lawyers, how to answer highest level of education you've completed?
MS in Ambulance Chasing
PhD in ‘Stuff in the Toilet’ Swishing
Anonymous
Post 03/21/2018 08:46     Subject: Re:Lawyers, how to answer highest level of education you've completed?
JD stands for Juris Doctorate. It's not a masters degree.
Anonymous
Post 03/21/2018 08:13     Subject: Lawyers, how to answer highest level of education you've completed?
Anonymous wrote:What masters degree takes three years? Also passing the bar? I had to write a note for law review too, and it got published . Not like this helped me get a job but isn’t that more than a masters?


Getting a JD doesn’t require passing the bar.
Anonymous
Post 03/21/2018 08:11     Subject: Lawyers, how to answer highest level of education you've completed?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Why wouldn't it be a masters? A lot of STEM masters take 3 years to complete also. A PhD is more like 5+ years, MD even longer.



As far as I know, MD programs take 4 years.


And they need at lest 3 years of residency.
Anonymous
Post 03/21/2018 08:11     Subject: Lawyers, how to answer highest level of education you've completed?
Anonymous wrote:What masters degree takes three years? Also passing the bar? I had to write a note for law review too, and it got published . Not like this helped me get a job but isn’t that more than a masters?


Dh did a 3 year electrical engineering program. He's not a licensed engineer, that would take longer. Best friend was in a 3 years architecture program and then it took another 3 years (I think?) for her to get her license. I'm not discounting being a lawyer.