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Thinking About a Second Career as an Attorney? Here's What You Need to Know
While it is true that the majority of law school applicants are in their early 20s and fresh from college, nearly a third of the pool each year is composed of older hopefuls. The fact is, older graduates regularly succeed in this field by combining their newly-acquired legal education with the skills and insights gained in a previous career.
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