07-05-2022, 01:21 PM
It's great to hear you've started on this journey. I wish we had this option available a few years ago. Here is my family's story:
My wife is a practicing lawyer, in MD, who attended law school in London. She took her bar exam in NY (1996). So, when my daughter expressed interest in going into the field of law, I started weighing our options. My daughter was 18 at the time (graduated high school and her AS degree in English). We decided she would follow the same path as her mother - attend law school in London. So, we sent her off to London to study at City, University of London, in their law school. Well, three years later, I'm proud to say my daughter is graduating this month with her law degree at the youthful age of 21.
Her next step is to take the bar exam in NY early next year. She is planning on taking the bar exam prep course.
Had the Northwestern California Univ option been available at her time, I would have seriously considered it. While my daughter has saved a lot of time, she did incur debt by going to law school, in England, as a foreign student.
I'll keep your school in mind as my youngest daughter (13) is starting to express interest in law, as well.
Good luck on your journey! Thanks for sharing this valuable information.
My wife is a practicing lawyer, in MD, who attended law school in London. She took her bar exam in NY (1996). So, when my daughter expressed interest in going into the field of law, I started weighing our options. My daughter was 18 at the time (graduated high school and her AS degree in English). We decided she would follow the same path as her mother - attend law school in London. So, we sent her off to London to study at City, University of London, in their law school. Well, three years later, I'm proud to say my daughter is graduating this month with her law degree at the youthful age of 21.
Her next step is to take the bar exam in NY early next year. She is planning on taking the bar exam prep course.
Had the Northwestern California Univ option been available at her time, I would have seriously considered it. While my daughter has saved a lot of time, she did incur debt by going to law school, in England, as a foreign student.
I'll keep your school in mind as my youngest daughter (13) is starting to express interest in law, as well.
Good luck on your journey! Thanks for sharing this valuable information.
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