Business school vs Law school?
I already have offers to start my LLB Law degree in September but i'm also thinking of doing business instead and then an MBA. Can you go into a business field with a law degree, would it help at all? I'm asking with career opportunities in perspective.
>>1226818
follow your
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>>1226834
My passion is to make money, like the other 95% of /biz/. I don't care what I do, where I work, which school I go to, as long as it means that I am able to make as much money as possible.
>>1226818
>LLB Law degree
Why do you foreign faggots come to a U.S. website to ask advice about things that are different for every country? You're too stupid to have a degree, period, let alone a post-graduate degree.
>>1226846
literally become a boytoy for a richfag.
it is the lifestyle of the wealthy without the work.
>LLB
just... lol
Stay away from a law degree and an MBA. Both are oversaturated and will get you nowhere.
>>1226846
>My passion is to make money
Apply to the treasury to work at the mint.
Top 15 or don't waste your time and money. If outside the USA, same rule applies but for top 5-10 schools in that country (depending on the country).
kek
non-STEM pleb race
>>1227384
Funny
when the economy collapses we will have to restructure gov and the law system so that only 10 percent of lawyers will be needed
the other 90 percent will have tto build homes/save lives/ do something that benefits society, instead of moving money from here to there/ officiating this and that etc...
the game will be over for parasitic professions like law
If you're even slightly interested in business, ditch the LLB and go to business school. Law degrees these days will only lock you into a boring, low-paying law firm life, unless you go to Harvard like me.
