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Lawyer In New
York? Not As Hard As You Might Think!
Even as a little boy I
always wondered how I could become
a lawyer in New York! I went through high school doing
my normal studies and once I picked a college I decided to
focus on a pre-law degree. I was destined to become a
lawyer regardless of the efforts it was going to take. 4
years of college was rough but I made it out alive with my
shiny pre-law degree. In the meen time I had also studied
and taken the LSAT test which was suppose to help me prepare
for Law School. My scores were mediocre but with due
dillegence and fortitude I was able to get accepted into the
New York law school at St
Johns University. Now St Johns wasn't my first choice,
I really had my eye on Columbia but my grades and LSAT
scores simply weren't good enough.
Three years later I
was a proud graduate of St Johns University and the thought
of not attending Columbia was an afterthought. I didn't
care anymore, I just wanted the opportunity to practice
law. Before I could do that I had to pass the bar exam.
Fortunately I was able to study on my own instead of
purchasing pricy pre-exams and actually passed the Bar Exam
on the first try!
Soon after graduating
law school and passing the bar exam I was offered a job as
an associate lawyer. I was truly here! I was in the court
room arguing cases and making a difference in peoples life.
I always wanted to be a lawyer but even as a little boy
couldn't imagine the feeling of stepping foot in the court
room. It's amazing! If I can do it you can too!!!
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