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- 4. a test which checks the skills necessary for success in the first year of law school
- 7. a third-year student takes such courses that extend the range of mandatory studies (such as international law, immigration law, anti-trust law, or Intellectual Property)
- 8. this degree is an undergraduate degree in which students study a subject of their choice at an academic institution, and is commonly known as a college degree.
- 9. a specialized exam for law graduates to practice law
- 10. this program typically lasts three years for full-time law students and four years for part-time law students.
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- 1. a first-year law student in the US
- 2. this university is one of the most famous private Ivy League research universities located in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
- 3. a period of time during which a law student works for a company or organization in order to get the experience of a particular type of work
- 5. method of teaching by dialogue (discussions) between teacher and student.
- 6. a Master of Laws is an advanced postgraduate academic degree