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[cruz50]

Like, what courses should I take to start? Should I start in Business Administration or what?

Thank you!

[kirklin]

In the US, law is a graduate degree only. You will have to go to law school before you can do corporate law. You do not need any business classes at all in undergrad (most corporate lawyers do not have business backgrounds) but if you are interested in business and business law you are better off with accounting or finance courses. People with those backgrounds are much more in demand than someone with nothing but a business administration course.

[weiford]

http://becomealawyer.info/ has a guide with all the steps needed to become a lawyer.

[leonie36]

read the pdf on the website below called Career Advice for young adults

[shadrach]

U can study Barrister- Law ,, everything is included in it