unsai nindot nga precourse sa law?

[TristanE]

computer engineer ko pro plano ko mo proceed og law next semester. libog pa ko og USC or UC ba.

[Scott Bernard]

Engineering - totally different, needs time to adjust.

Basin ikaw ang walay idea sa engineering brad, you need time to adjust... Actually naa mi subject Engineering Laws, Contracts and Ethics. One subject ra hinoun.

Gamit ni nga mag Law ang engineer, if involve siya ug Contracting business. But of course, more on administrative na ni siya sa part sa engineers.

Daghan engineers nag law og nahimo attorney. If ako ang pasultion, taas na ang lubi...

[M.A.D.]

ECE btaw q bai tapos ni proceed ug law. Unya unsa mana imong pasabot na isa ka subject sa engineering compara ana uban kurso na daghan na subject na igo para prelaw

Daghan man q kaila gkan engineering ni proceed ug law. Ang approach kay lahi ra jud sa undegrad. Pero kung mag basa lang pag ayo madala ra man, kaso wla jud background ang mga taga engineering.

[HeartStops]

any course pwede. depende ra jud na nimo. akong friends gani fine arts graduate nag proceed mag law and wala silay problems kay nakaya raman nila...

[cebuinvestments]

I think Pol Sci is better..

[doi]

Pol Sci, Criminal Justice or HRM

[Scott Bernard]

ECE btaw q bai tapos ni proceed ug law. Unya unsa mana imong pasabot na isa ka subject sa engineering compara ana uban kurso na daghan na subject na igo para prelaw

Daghan man q kaila gkan engineering ni proceed ug law. Ang approach kay lahi ra jud sa undegrad. Pero kung mag basa lang pag ayo madala ra man, kaso wla jud background ang mga taga engineering.

true, samtang sa school pa, wala jud ne touch kaayo ug law ang engineering. Alangan, mao bitaw engineering atong kurso..

Pero if manrabaho naka, then medyo exposed ka sa law labi na if imo position kay involved sa contracts, etc... Then maka ingon ka nga maayo jud nga magpa enroll ka ug law para ma widen imong knowledge.

[Hammer_and_Sickle]

Try taking both, and you'll see. The divide is as wide as the Pacific. Political Science is good if you want to be a legislator and constitutional lawyer, but if you want to specialize in criminal, commercial or civil law, it's a lot of bunk (preparatory wise). e.g. we need more Political Scientists to discuss amendments to the constitution, and we have lawyers talking as if they are the same animal.

In other words, choose the pre-law course that helps you achieve what you want to achieve as a lawyer. Yes, PolSci will help budding congressmen and government executives, but you should really consider a different pre-law course if your ambitions lie elsewhere.

oh, i see what you did there, are you a Law student mate?uhmmmm, you've tackled "constitutional lawyers", as far as i've known, the constitution of our country is the fundamental basis of all laws in the land(take note "ALL LAWS",), if there is a Bill that contradicts the constitution, it cannot be passed no matter what will the legislator do, now, let's go back to the topic,....

yes i agree that, you need to choose what pre-law that helps you achieve what you want to be as a lawyer, but, but, there are pre-law courses that can help you, make the college law (when you proceed) at least a bit easier, i suggest that, if there is person, that is planning to proceed to the college of law, he/she must take a course that suits his/her-self, and that pre-law course must be employable too,

[nirv_girl]

POL SCI nalang ka.. mao pod na sa ako cousin na lawyer karon..cg na practice..naa na pod law firm.

[carbrill]

go for any course kay back to zero man sad mo ana ika law na jud...