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Vocabulary

Declare prelaw

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What does it mean when someone declares oneself prelaw?

That he/she wants to study law?
  

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University students have to pick a major (and usually a minor). If a person wants to be an engineer, she will major in engineering. She will declare herself an engineering major.

  • University students have to pick a major (and usually a minor).
  • If a person wants to be an engineer, she will major in engineering.
  • She will declare herself an engineering major.
  • This is true for undergraduate and graduate degrees.
  • The universities have degree plans (the required courses for the various majors) which the student must follow.
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University students have to pick a major (and usually a minor). If a person wants to be an engineer, she will major in engineering. She will declare herself an engineering major.

This is true for undergraduate and graduate degrees. The universities have degree plans (the required courses for the various majors) which the student must follow. The student must take all the courses listed in
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Thank you. This is a very helpful answer Emotion: smile
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Law school in the US is a graduate program. There are only two requirements for admission to law school in the US: a bachelor's degree, and the LSAT (Law School Admission Test). The bachelor's degree can be in anything: music, mathematics, art, theater, chemistry, physical education, biology, psychology, etc.

A few colleges in the US have a pre-law major (a major heavy in political

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