I'm spm candidates 2014 and i want to study law
Can someone tell me do harvard have undergraduate degree and what i should do if i want to study at harvard?

Thank you

[quote=MisterLee,Oct 5 2014, 09:25 PM]
Hi,

Unfortunately, US colleges do not offer undergraduate degrees for law. It is recommended that you take subjects like English, public speaking, government, history, philosophy, economics, and mathematics. Because you will be competing with tens upon thousands of hopefuls just like you, whether they are American or International, it is always a good idea that you enrol into a reputable school. Since, you'd like to try Harvard, that is even more important. Although Harvard is amazingly holistic and they don't mind if your school has a relatively muted brand. The secret is, you have to stand out. What makes Harvard pick you over a thousand or more prospective students?

Note that Harvard does not just look at grades. Even with a 4.0 GPA does far from guaranteeing a seat for you in Harvard, or any other top school for that matter. There are other schools that are just as good as Harvard, so don't go dead set on one, you'll definitely regret it later on.

A word of advice though, if you want to pursue law in the US, thats great! Salaries are, if I'm not wrong, one of the highest paying in the world. So, go wild! But you should know that you can't come back to Malaysia without a set of problems in your way. So think it through and prepare accordingly. Also, you'll be working your ass off

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Thank you so much for your info

I wonder if i need to study my undergraduate degree in us if i want to study law there?

law is my first choice but i still thinking whether to study in business, invesment or law

This post has been edited by adk225: Oct 7 2014, 02:17 AM