US EditionNon-practice jobs for law students? Consider education
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Non-practice jobs for law students? Consider education
It’s no secret that law programmes are one of the most challenging fields to enter. Required grades are B to A* for A Levels, an average of 38 points for IB, and a minimum of 80% for AUSMAT (Australian Matriculation). And when you get in, you’re faced with high dropout rates – it’s over 6% for first-year students. If you do graduate, you then have to take the notoriously difficult bar examinations. If that’s not all, you may just face a hard tim…
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