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By Daniel June
Getting established in law is such a plight of personal perseverance that beginning the ascent saddled with over $100K in debt seems a bit unfair. What should law students do to manage their debts? How should they pay them off?It is best, to begin with, to keep the debt as small as possible. Sure, it’s great to be able to focus all your energy on passing the exams and outlining the courses and so on, but consider taking a job – not necessarily a legal job – to help pay for tuit...
Posted on: 06/11/2013 03:25 PM
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By Daniel June
Getting established in law is such a plight of personal perseverance that beginning the ascent saddled with over $100K in debt seems a bit unfair. What should law students do to manage their debts? How should they pay them off?It is best, to begin with, to keep the debt as small as possible. Sure, it’s great to be able to focus all your energy on passing the exams and outlining the courses and so on, but consider taking a job – not necessarily a legal job – to help pay for tuit...
Posted on: 06/11/2013 03:25 PM
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Phillip C. "Otiss" Brown is a second year law student at Taft Law School in the JDET program, a specialized Juris Doctor Degree and anticipates a December 2013 graduation. He plans are to be a Law school Professor, teach at a local college and also teach in the local High School and he hopes that would be Pelahatchie High.
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