Sentences with phrase «went to law school wanting»

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He went to law school — instead of pursuing a PhD — for the highly responsible reason of wanting to provide for his family.

Mark Reinfeld: Well it's interesting I actually went to NYU Law School for a semester and that was the direction my life was heading and after the first semester I realized that wasn't the direction I wanted my life to head in.

There's a young lawyer, he goes to law school, works very, very hard, he wants to be a success, does well in law school, earns good grades, gets into a big firm.

«Never click on a «like» button on a product service page and if you want to play these games and quizzes, don't log in through Facebook but go directly to the site,» said Paul Bernal, a lecturer in Information Technology, Intellectual Property and Media Law in the University of East Anglia School of Law.

And if patent law is your calling, you will even have to decide if you want to go to law school or if you'd rather dive right in as a patent agent or technical specialist.

After graduating from Wellesley College, Sarah's mother had wanted to go on to law school, but her family insisted that she come home to Dallas to make her debut instead.

If you want to go to law school, Ggo to law school, GOGO!

After working with the Defenders I decided that I wanted to go to law school to study domestic violence law and public policy.

Can't afford to go to law school and don't want to be caught drowning in student debt?

To tell you how life can be for someone who's poor and black or poor and Latino — everyone wants to hear that — but to tell a story about how all of a sudden that person went to one of the oldest, most prestigious boarding schools in the country with a multimillion dollar endowment, then went to Harvard Law after Harvard undergraduatTo tell you how life can be for someone who's poor and black or poor and Latino — everyone wants to hear that — but to tell a story about how all of a sudden that person went to one of the oldest, most prestigious boarding schools in the country with a multimillion dollar endowment, then went to Harvard Law after Harvard undergraduatto hear that — but to tell a story about how all of a sudden that person went to one of the oldest, most prestigious boarding schools in the country with a multimillion dollar endowment, then went to Harvard Law after Harvard undergraduatto tell a story about how all of a sudden that person went to one of the oldest, most prestigious boarding schools in the country with a multimillion dollar endowment, then went to Harvard Law after Harvard undergraduatto one of the oldest, most prestigious boarding schools in the country with a multimillion dollar endowment, then went to Harvard Law after Harvard undergraduatto Harvard Law after Harvard undergraduate?

Jane Cassie, Education Policy and Management, had gone to law school only to realize upon finishing that she wanted something else.

Though some may have wanted most tests to go away, Lisa Gray of Philanthropy Ohio reminded people that the new federal law passed last year requires states to test students in English and math in grades 3 - 8 and at least once in high school, along with requiring a few science tests.

After it was clear the bill would pass and would be signed into law, she said she had to go back to each of the participating school districts to make sure they still wanted to continue.

The Malloy Administration wanted to take over the Bridgeport schools as well, but because they actually failed to follow a provision of the existing law, the Connecticut Supreme Court overturned their attempt and they will now have to go back and actually do it in a legal way.

I think you're going to enjoy this 44 - minute episode with Craig Martelle, who retired from the Marine Corps prior to going to law school and spending enough time in the business world to know he really wanted to be a writer, which he now does full - time from his home in the winter wonderland of Alaska.

If you were teaching law, I would want to go back to school.

But he survived, got an education, and went to law school, but only because he didn't want to be a lawyer.

I knew when I went to law school that I wanted to help people and provide services to those who truly needed it.

One popular refrain is that more students going to law school don't want to be lawyers — even if this is so, the majority of them still do, and the profession, if there is one, needs to take its cues from current business realities to ensure that those who need it can get the new level of baseline knowledge and skills they need in the 21st century.

If you're a woman, you want to be a successful attorney you better go get a boob job before you finish school»cause in this tight job market it might be the ticket to a job at a law firm.

I did not want to go back to law school but the more I talked to people the more I realized I needed to do that because that's my vocation.

But most of us went to law school because we wanted to practice law.

Don't get me wrong, you should still go to law school if you want to be a lawyer, but it probably won't be a lot of fun.

I used to tell people thinking of going to law school that if all they wanted was to get rich, they should go be investment bankers (now I don't know what to tell them... be a hipster iPhone protective case maker?).

If law schools are going to provide experiential learning to prepare students for a career in law, they will want to provide the best.

Talking about how I've gotten to where I am today and the challenges I face, you have to go back a little ways with me because when I came into law school I was 18 - years - old and my idea at the time was I wanted to be a psychiatrist working with lawyers.

They explain that the practice of law includes very little «arguing» in thje conventional sense and «if arguing is really why you want to go to law school, save your money and start a blog about American politics where you can shout into the echo chamber of imbeciles all you want without bothering anyone smart who has shit to do.»

When you went to law school, you were probably there because you wanted to practice law.

If you want to be a master of written law, you can go to school and get a PhD (Lalaw, you can go to school and get a PhD (LawLaw).

Don't go to law school unless you already know the exact tiny niche of the law in which you want to work.

Where you want to go to law school, where you want to practice, and what type of law you want to practice will all have enormous impacts on your ability to find and sustain a legal career.

A large portion of law students go to law school because they want to help people in need.

There are MBA programs available in Toronto from business schools outside the city, I imagine, to cater to professionals wanting to pursue an MBA part - time or attend night classes (that's not generally the case for the majority going straight from undergrad to law school).

If you go to court often, or aspire to, or are in law school and want to ace Trial Advocacy, get this book.

He said there is demand among Canadians who want to go to law school in Toronto and that the proposal is a sound one.

In a similar vein, LAB member Thomas Seeley went to law school after he decided he didn't want to be a journalist anymore.

First, in my role as Director of Admissions at the University of Calgary I have read some 2000 statements by law school applicants answering the very question posed by the OBA: «Why do you want to go to law school?»

I don't care why you went to law school (or, really, why you want to go).

My legal dream sailed from Peking University, so every time I go back to give a speech at the Law School of Peking University, I would feel a lot of gratitude, warmth and desire to assist or share my understanding of a career as a lawyer, and how to become a good lawyer, especially a non-litigating lawyer, with the students who want to be a lawyer in the future, so that I can do my part to improve the transparency, publicity and fairness of the Chinese capital market.

CHOWN: And, as Linda says, I remember at law school in the trial advocacy course... if you wanted to be a litigator, you go to this course, and week after week, male litigators would come, and I would be saying, «I don't think that is a model.»

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As such, Chase went to law school knowing that he wanted to be a personal injury trial attorney.

(Stevens wanted to become an English lit professor and only reluctantly went to law school instead of pursuing a doctorate in that subject.

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it is a lot of work but if you wanted to go to law school you should find most of the work interesting.

Did you know that you wanted to practice family law when you went to law school?

One is a current college student who thinks that he wants to go to law school.

I was drawn here because it satisfied why I wanted to go to law school in the first place, which was to help individuals who hadn't been given the same gifts I was set up with,» he says.

It's not my strength and not only that, he does it to support me because he believes me, he believes in my career and he wanted me to have the opportunity to go to law school and be a lawyer and he knew that that was going take him stepping up to the plate in ways that maybe other guys that he knew maybe wouldn't have be he's always done it but it's hard.

When McCoy was a young woman, she said she didn't know what she wanted to be but an older male lawyer suggested she go to law school.