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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Correct abbrevation after the name
My professor is both a medical doctor and a lawyer. what is the correct way to place the education after his name.
it is: Name M.D., J.D. ??? thank you, elizabeth
it is: Name M.D., J.D. ??? thank you, elizabeth
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Hi, My professor is both a medical doctor and a lawyer. what is the correct way to place the education after his name. D.
- Hi, My professor is both a medical doctor and a lawyer.
- what is the correct way to place the education after his name.
- D.
- I believe that many in the legal community consider the JD as what you might call a 'lesser doctorate', somewhat equivalent to a bachelor's degree in law.
- Have a look here.
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Hi,
My professor is both a medical doctor and a lawyer. what is the correct way to place the education after his name.
it is: Name M.D., J.D. ???
I believe that many in the legal community consider the JD as what you might call a 'lesser doctorate', somewhat equivalent to a bachelor's degree in law. Have a look here.
My professor is both a medical doctor and a lawyer. what is the correct way to place the education after his name.
it is: Name M.D., J.D. ???
I believe that many in the legal community consider the JD as what you might call a 'lesser doctorate', somewhat equivalent to a bachelor's degree in law. Have a look here.
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