What ELSE can you do with a JD?

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It is people on here that make me not want to apply.  Not necessarily the snide comments; rather, the absolutely anal approach to the admissions process. I understand it is complex and people would like some direction, yet the way in which the most mundane of subjects are harped on is insane.

** I guess its to be expected of someone, myself included, who searches out a message board for law school.  LSD DOES offer great advice, but at times I question why anyone would want to get involved with some of these characters. 

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[Thistle]

srsly.  wally, good show

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Join the Secret Service, FBI, ATF or DEA.

[TheFoz]

A lot of it depends on what you practice after you graduate. People who go to V10 firms in New York and work in Corporate, in a good economy, can do anything from investment banking to big3 consulting. Your "JD" isn't going to help you get this job, but rather the skills you acquire while working at the firm. Could you do this right out of law school? It'd be hard, even coming from YHS, but after a couple of years at a top firm many people transition into the business side (especially when the economy is good and banks are paying $$$).

[TrackTony88]

Become President of the US, but a JD may not guarantee success haha. but it may help a little.