Hi,
I’m currently a 1L at a school ranked between 40-60. I haven’t been able to find a summer job and don’t want to waste the summer. I have a good amount of accounting classes completed from college and I’ve always been interested in taking the CPA exam in my state and always intended to do this at some point after law school, anyway. So, I’d like to finish up the number of accounting credits that I need to take the CPA exam. Does anyone here have any experience with this? I’d probably just take the classes at my local community college this summer. Has anyone here done this? And does anyone know how I could go about getting financial aid for this?
Summer Classes Outside of the Law School? Forum
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Re: Summer Classes Outside of the Law School?
If you're a 1L with no summer job yet, keep looking for a summer job that gives you legal experience. You need it going into interviews for 2L year.
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Re: Summer Classes Outside of the Law School?
CPA/JD is strong. I don't see how locking up a CPA path is less beneficial than a 1L summer. Just follow through if you're able to take the courses, pull the trigger on the CPA down the road.
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Re: Summer Classes Outside of the Law School?
Might also check with your law school on this subject. I know some allow you to complete 6 hours of UG credit that will apply as pass/fail towards electives for your JD.
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Re: Summer Classes Outside of the Law School?
dude goes to a 40-60 school and has presumably mediocre gradesajax adonis wrote:At least have some type of legal employment that you can have as a line on your resume to talk about and not seem weird at OCI.
dude isn't getting a job out of OCI
OP you should get legal experience 1L summer though
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