Why double major instead of doing a bachelor’s and then a master’s in a different subject? How feasible would it be to get a bachelor’s degree in 3 years and a master’s degree in 1 year instead of double majoring in 4 years?
Search engines have eliminated a huge class of work that lawyers did at one point when finding case law. I don’t know how much further things can be automated, but that combined with the number of people who see dollar signs when they think about law school makes it a bad choice these days.
Why double major instead of doing a bachelor’s and then a master’s in a different subject? How feasible would it be to get a bachelor’s degree in 3 years and a master’s degree in 1 year instead of double majoring in 4 years?
This is just an artifact of the school I chose to attend (Denison University, a liberal arts college) where double majors are relatively easy and graduating in 3 years is impossible.
I’d think carefully about law school. Also, does it have any automation risk?
Why double major instead of doing a bachelor’s and then a master’s in a different subject? How feasible would it be to get a bachelor’s degree in 3 years and a master’s degree in 1 year instead of double majoring in 4 years?
Search engines have eliminated a huge class of work that lawyers did at one point when finding case law. I don’t know how much further things can be automated, but that combined with the number of people who see dollar signs when they think about law school makes it a bad choice these days.
Probably, but I don’t know much about it.
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This is just an artifact of the school I chose to attend (Denison University, a liberal arts college) where double majors are relatively easy and graduating in 3 years is impossible.