Law School

Law school is a graduate-level program where students study the principles, theories, and applications of law. Typically lasting three years, it covers subjects like contracts, criminal law, constitutional law, and legal writing. Students engage in critical thinking, case analysis, and practical skills through mock trials and internships. The goal is to prepare graduates for the bar exam, enabling them to practice law as attorneys. Admission usually requires a bachelor's degree and satisfactory scores on the LSAT, a standardized test. Law school fosters analytical skills and a deep understanding of legal systems, essential for advocating for clients or shaping public policy.