 michaelcarrizales.com 480px x 640px | 44.20kB [source page] Lawrence just started at Harvard Law back then so  consusrankings.com 200px x 290px | 22.50kB [source page] February 4 2008 1 Harvard University 2 Yale University From Yahoo Image Search: "harvard law" What college is best to attend before applying to Harvard Law and Medical School? Q. I was thinking about what college should I apply to be for applying to harvard Law and Medical School. I already know the grade averages the expect. So what college should a person like me attend? Asked by Just wonderin - Wed Apr 29 16:24:46 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments A. You always have an inside edge if you are applying to the university that you did your undergrad in, because you have opportunities to work with the faculties of that program. Harvard would be the best place to get into Harvard from, in theory. Ultimately, where you go is a very small thing compared to what you do. A bad applicant from Harvard isn't going to get in either. Answered by Dancing D - Wed Apr 29 21:26:52 2009 What are the top 5 reasons to be a lawyer? Top 5 reasons to go to Harvard Law? Q. I need to know the top 5 reasons to be a lawyer and the top 5 reasons to go to Harvard Law School. Please help! Thanks! Asked by shaynastolte - Thu May 8 20:15:00 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments A. I graduated from Harvard Law back in May. So, let me give you some insight. Top 5 reasons to be a lawyer: 1) Money 2) Prestige 3) Money 4) Prestige 5) Money I used to think it was all about helping people, but please, work in the field for a few months and you will realize that it's all about money and reputation. Do not get me wrong, I love when I can help clients obtain what they are looking for, however, even your own clients are all about money. I would be LYING if I said it was to "save the world" and to "fix our judicial system" that is fairy-tale talk. Top 5 Reasons to go to Harvard Law: 1) Money (how much you will make after) 2) Prestige 3) Quality of education 4) High prospects (job offers) 5) all of the above now, let me… [cont.] Answered by Attorney - Thu May 8 20:56:12 2008 What are the qualifications for Harvard school of law?
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