The Association of American Law Schools suggests no specific curriculum for students preparing for law school. However, the Association stresses the importance of a well-rounded undergraduate education. Since the legal profession makes extensive use of both the written and spoken English language as a professional tool, the law student should have extensive preparation in this area as well as a broad knowledge of our social, political and economic institutions.
Attorneys find themselves involved in the business system as advisors or as participants.
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